2026-03-30 08:59 UTC
@masek@infosec.exchange The problem isn't that he said it. The problem, like with his colleagues from the auto sector is that he THINKS it.
https://timesofmalta.com/article/long-read-how-orban-played-germany-europes-great-power.922312
Full article here. Not only is it not a sentence in isolation, he doubles down. Rheinmetall PR has been working all weekend to apologise for him, so no, it's not an out of context quote, tho the sexism in the quote itself is disqualifying enough, no context needed. Not as a morality play, woker companies get better results.
https://www.theatlantic.com/national-security/2026/03/who-needs-tanks-age-drones/686540/
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@masek@infosec.exchange 2026-03-30 09:27
@Veza85UE@eupolicy.social Where is the interview? The article only quotes a few phrases without any context. What were the exact questions asked? The article from The Atlantic is not very insightful. It's impact rests alone on the money quotes. So I would like to know, what was exactly asked. I expect better from a CEO, but it is trivial to provoke people into saying bullshit. I don't believe Rheinmetall being the hotbed of innovation. But I KNOW that the drones are at the top of every military R&D mind right now.