🟠 Palmer Luckey says the U.S. SECRETLY kept NUCLEAR jets in foreign countries during the Cold War and nobody was allowed to say it The guy who builds weapons for the Pentagon told 60 Minutes this. Back then people lost their minds that America was selling air defense systems to dictators. Protests. Outrage at the weapons companies. But Palmer says once the Cold War ended and the files got declassified, we found out why. The US had fighter jets armed with nukes sitting at airfields in those countries. The air defense was there so Russian commandos couldn't sneak in and steal the bombs. Nobody could say that out loud at the time. So everyone just got mad at the weapons makers. Then he says the part that'll split people. If the government tells him to sell to a country he doesn't like, he does it. He says it's not his place to override elected leaders. So which is it? Should a defense CEO build what he's told, or refuse when he thinks it's wrong? 👇