Profiling Palantir
Palantir Technologies — its name derived from the “seeing-stones” of deception (Palantir) that allow their holder to see across great distances to track friends and foes, in JRR Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings — has been called the “most evil company on the planet” by critics[1] — on both the traditional Left and Right.
Although few people have heard of Palantir, it’s as important as any firm in existence, an existential threat to our personal liberty and global peace, and as dangerous as some of the more infamous firms like Black Rock or Vanguard.
Headquartered in Denver, Palantir was founded by Stanford University dormmates, Peter Thiel and Alex Karp in 2003. Strident Zionist, Karp, brought in Stephen Cohen and others later.
Since then, Palantir has grown into a $200 billion juggernaut with contracts with dozens of governmental bodies globally.
TOO‘s Scott Howard mentioned Palantir a few years ago in passing, when discussing Thiel, writing that Thiel founded Palantir, which was integral to the COVID-19 “vaccine” allocation aspect of Operation Warp Speed (under Trump), among many other aspects of the globalist-transhumanist agendas. And he noted that Thiel shares a similar obsession and ideologies with a “great many of the “elites” behind the Great Reset and the other spokes of the globalist agenda.
Alex Karp, Thiel’s partner, is first and foremost, an anti-White Zionist and Leftist whose contempt for humanity and dissent knows no bounds.
Karp, who cites Israel, the Frankfurt School and his parent’s Judaism as the foundations of his ethos, has described himself as an “activist” and “socialist at heart”. He referred to his parents as Jewish hippies, saying that “they often took him to labour rights demonstrations and anti-Reagan protests when he was young. Even as recently as 2018, during a Wall Street Journal interview, Karp referred to himself as a “proud self-described socialist.”[2]
Like David Milliband (former British Foreign Secretary to PM Gordon Brown), current British Prime Minister, Kier Starmer — who is married to a Zionist Jew and raising his children as practicing Jews, and has predictably come down as hard on Left wing pro-Palestinian activists as he has on right wing British patriots protesting Islamism — Karp’s self-described penchant for “humanitarian activism” only reaches as far as his tribal allegiance.
In a conversation between Karp and Jacob Helberg — the Zionist economist and writer nominated Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment by President Donald Trump — Karp discussed the importance of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in defending both Ukraine and Israel, saying that AI “must be used to stop Russia and Hamas”.
During the chat, Karp, a self-described strident Leftist, had no problem attacking predominantly left-wing anti-Israel protests at Columbia University, saying “Look at Columbia. There is literally no way to explain the investment in our elite schools, and the output is a pagan religion — a pagan religion of mediocrity and discrimination and intolerance, and violence against Jews.”
My guess is Karp has no problem with leftists that attack Whites and Christians.
Karp is so ardent a Zionist that Palantir held its first board meeting of 2025 in Tel Aviv, where he openly expressed his desire to see US military drone technology used against his political enemies and enemies of Israel and the “West”.
Although he felt doing so might land him in trouble, he felt as Jew he had an obligation to do so. He openly stated that he wished he could use his software and military drones to target his enemies and enemies of Jewry. Although he sometimes intentionally calls his enemies, “enemies of the collective West”, it’s fair to say that he is about as much a Western chauvinist as Noel Igantiev and Meir Kahane — Jews with seemingly diametrically opposing ideologies that assail us and revile us with every last fiber of their beings.
In a CNBC Money Movers interview with NBC’s Alex Kollers, Karp stated that he is unashamed of his political positions, that he is proud to stand with both Ukraine and Israel, and that he does not care if it offends anyone.
And why should he worry what any decent people think?
His positions are the official policy of the U.S. Deep State and collective West and have made Karp a billionaire almost 10 times over.
NBC’s Alex Koller wrote:
Palantir, known for its government contract work in defense and intelligence, has provided its technology to support the Ukrainian and Israeli militaries in their respective wars. Israel has vowed to defeat Hamas following the Palestinian militant group’s rampage on Oct. 7 in Southern Israel that killed nearly 1,200 people.
Palantir held its first board meeting of the year in Tel Aviv, Israel, in January, after which the company agreed to a “strategic partnership” with the Israeli Ministry of Defense to supply the country with technology for its military efforts. In November, Karp asserted the company’s support of the U.S. government and Israel, declaring on an earnings call that “Palantir only supplies its products to Western allies.”
In Wednesday’s interview, Karp reaffirmed his extremist pro-Israel views. Eisen referenced the company’s decision in October to take out a full-page ad in The New York Times, stating it “stands with Israel.”
“From my perspective, it’s not just about Israel,” Karp, who started the firm with Conservative Peter Thiel, told CNBC. “It’s like, ‘Do you believe in the West? Do you believe the West has created a superior way of living?’”[3]
The “West”?
The West, which for all intents and purposes is modern Christendom and the home of the indigenous Europeans — in spite of what our treasonous leaders tell us — and Israel — the modern illegally occupied squat of the Jewish people — should never be equated.
Karp’s allegiance has nothing to do with the West. Palantir is a tool used by a Zionist zealot and self-described socialist, masquerading as a Western chauvinist, to target his enemies and the enemies of his tribe.
And as deep as Thiel’s involvement in Palantir is, Palantir at this point is this dangerously demented Jewish man’s baby.
Alex Karp (right), Israeli president Isaac Herzog (middle), Peter Thiel (left) at a meeting in Tel Aviv
Palantir’s website describes Palantir Technologies Inc. as an “American publicly traded company that specializes in software platforms and Artificial Intelligence for big data analytics.”
Wikipedia:
The company has four main projects: Palantir Gotham, Palantir Foundry, Palantir Apollo, and Palantir AIP. Palantir Gotham is an intelligence and defence tool used by militaries and counter-terrorism analysts. Its customers included the United States Intelligence Community (USIC) and United States Department of Defense. Their software as a service (SaaS) is one of five offerings authorized for Mission Critical National Security Systems by the U.S. Department of Defense. Palantir Foundry is used for data integration and analysis by corporate clients such as Morgan Stanley, Merck KGaA, Airbus, Wejo, Lilium, PG&E and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles.
So, why I do feel that it is absolutely necessary to talk about Palantir today?
The American firm initially rekindled my attention a few years back during the latter stages of the Trump Administration, after it had won a $91-million U.S. military contract to oversee the development of an artificial intelligence and machine learning mechanism for the US Army Research Laboratory.
In October of 2020 Artificial Intelligence News announced that:
Defense start-up Palantir Technologies will develop artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities for the US Army Research Laboratory, in a contract worth $91 million over two years. The deal will include the company’s Foundry and Gotham products, to “accelerate and enhance” the Army’s research work.”[4]
Again, keep in mind, that this was during the last quarter of the first Trump administration, when most of us believed President Trump had moved away from supporting the security state. Palantir is exponentially more dangerous than USAID’s funding of transgender “affirming care” in mice.
It piqued my attention, and troubled me, as I was aware that Karp had been highly critical of Trump and openly supported Democrats like Hilary Clinton.
But it shouldn’t have surprised me because Palantir, like other big companies, has high-level friends in both parties.
Current US Vice President, JD Vance — as much as I do like him — is in fact very close to both Peter Thiel and Alex Karp. Sadly, as smart as the man is, I honestly believe that he thinks that the universally accepted oxymoron, “Judeo-Christian values”, is an actual thing.
The firm had already made a killing — literally (I’ll explain later) — by “working with” the CIA and were now taking their services to the military as well as deeper into the private sector, first going public on the NYSE, and later signing lucrative deals with JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, dozens of US Police departments and a wide variety of Big Pharma companies, in addition to the array of NGOs and agencies attached to the US Federal government it was already working with.
Ironically, under President Biden, although Palantir appeared to have kept its contracts, it wasn’t as front and center as it is with Peter Thiel’s friends — Donald Trump and JD Vance in the White House. While I am a supporter of President Trump on many issues, his support of Israel, seemingly unwavering support for Jewish causes — many of which are pro-war anti-White and anti-Christian — and his current insane position on Iran should be cause for great concern for our people.
And make no mistake, … Karp is as dangerous as it gets.
Palantir sparked my attention again this past January, while watching YouTube vlogs covering The World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, I noticed what looked to be a Palantir office set up adjacent to one of the pavilions hosting the forum. I did a little digging and it appears that Palantir actually has a massive lavish office in the town.
Making it stand out farther was the timing. This was mere days before Donald Trump’s inauguration. A firm trying to lie low, in fear of perhaps losing funding from the incoming U.S. federal government under a new administration promising to cut bloat, wouldn’t be as bold.
Although founder, Alex Karp — who admittedly voted for Hillary Clinton and was recorded during a Palantir company meeting saying that he turned down an invitation from President Trump for dinner, proclaiming “I respect nothing about the dude” — he continues to work hand-in-hand with the likes of Marco Rubio and the openly pro-Zionist Trump administration.
It is my opinion, as unpopular as it may be with supporters of Mr. Trump, that Trump’s reliance on men like Mike Waltz, Jacob Helberg, Marco Rubio, Stephen Miller and even Pete Hesgeth — with his misguided obsession with Islam and support of our true adversary — is a deterrent to genuine global peace and White and gentile rights worldwide.
Due to how close the Trump Administration is to Israel, I fear that Palantir will have an even greater impact on global affairs during Trump’s second term than it did in his first or even Biden’s.
As recently as last week, while watching old YouTube videos from Davos discussing the WEF’s role in the liberal “elite’s” push for what is referred to as “global transgenderism”, I saw another Palantir sign in the city.
The LGBT and transgender activists, surrounded by Davos security, were standing directly in front of yet another Palantir sign, in a shot that made me sit up and immediately shake my head with concern. I asked myself why a firm that handles information technology, Artificial Intelligence and surveillance — a firm that largely works “behind the scenes” — needs such a PUBLIC display in Davos?
And why was Karp literally seemingly everywhere that week and since?
He has been on CNBC multiple times, the focus of several interviews regarding Israel and protests against the Apartheid State on U.S. College campuses, antisemitism, the “importance” of Ukraine, as well as interviewed by Bloomberg and a multitude of other mainstream media channels since the run up to Trump’s inauguration — as if he is taking a larger role in our lives and he wants us to know it.
Just how much of a threat to our freedom is Palantir?
To understand the role Palantir plays I think it is important to understand its role in both the public and private sectors and most importantly, what it does.
Firstly, make no mistake, Palantir and its ardently pro-Zionist founder is the go-to firm our governments use to spy on us. In the United States, police departments from southern California to Boston use Palantir to track all sorts of people. Left wing activists in San Leandro California like Michael Katz-Lacabe, a California-based privacy rights activist and the founder of the Center for Human Rights and Privacy, has written for almost a decade about the dangers of Palantir domestically.
In 2010 Katz-Lacabe, a native of Oakland, California, learned that his San Leandro Police Department’s automatic license plate readers — designed to photograph and track the movements of every car in the city, every minute of every day — had been tracking him.
He filed a public records and freedom of information request for any videos and images that included either of his two cars. The police shockingly sent back 112 photos. Lacabe found several that had his children and their faces in the video.
Although I personally don’t have an issue with this, and Leftists like Katz-Lacabe are looking to profiteer from litigation against firms like Oracle and Palantir as well as against police departments who use such data when tracking actual violent criminals, he did make several valid points when discussing Palantir’s technology in an op-ed for his website, Oakland Privacy.
Who knows how many other people’s kids are captured in these images? With this technology you can wind back the clock and see where everyone is, if they were parked at the house of someone other than their wife, a medical marijuana clinic, a Planned Parenthood center, a protest.
From the FOI request Katz-Lacabe found that the millions of pictures collected by San Leandro’s license plate cameras are now passed on to the Northern California Regional Intelligence Center (NCRIC), one of 72 federally-run intelligence fusion organizations set up after 9/11. These photos are analysed using software built by San Francisco based Palantir.
Katz-Lacabe wrote:
In the business proposal that Palantir sent NCRIC, it offered customer references that included the Los Angeles and New York police departments, boasting that it enabled searches of the NYPD’s 500 million plate photos in less than five seconds. Katz-Lacabe contacted Palantir about his privacy concerns, and the company responded by inviting him to its headquarters for a sit-down meeting. When he arrived at the Shire, a pair of employees gave him an hour-long presentation on Palantir’s vaunted safeguards: its access controls, immutable logs and the internal Batphone.
Karp has said that he wants his technology to be used for “good”. But does he have the same moral compass as we do?
Although Katz-Lacabe focused on his fears that Palantir software and surveillance technology would be used to spy on people who work for left-wing organisations like Planned Parenthood (as if….) that I am quite sure are fully supported by Karp, he failed to mention the sort of people it actually targets.
And Palantir is not just active in the United States.
There’s a great deal of consternation in the UK over the use of CCTV and speed cameras. Though these technologies have tracked down murderers like Wayne Couzens, the monstrous cop who kidnapped, raped and killed Sarah Everard, it’s fair to say that the government primarily use these to make money from people going 32 in a 30 mph zone, and have installed Palantir’s tech to track, monitor and watch their enemies first and foremost.
We have seen Kier Starmer in Britain for all intents and purposes designate the right-leaning British White patriot as the island nation’s greatest threat and pathogen. A close second are people that oppose Israel, typically White liberals and their non-White plantation pets on the Left.
Who’s to say that the British government won’t use the sort of technology Starmer is pursuing at Palantir to track his enemies so that he can wage lawfare against them “pre-emptively”?
Over the past year Palantir has also been working directly with the Israeli military on their campaign of so-called “targeted killings”. Palantir has been using social media information from Meta and other firms, as well as mobile phone data to track people, so that the IDF can target them for assassination.
Watchdogs estimate these murders have resulted in the deaths of tens of thousands of people.
A prominent left-leaning anti-Zionist Substack publication, the Political Economist, claimed that “over 150 Palestinian journalists have been killed in Gaza and in numerous cases they appear to have been directly targeted [using Palantir tech].” writing that “Using social media information to murder journalists using drone strikes is already dystopic, but this is likely to just be the beginning of the evil Palantir will facilitate.”
And it’s not solely Karp’s support of Israel that has shaped company policy, nor is it a recent phenomenon.
As far back as 2011, e-mails demonstrated that a Palantir engineer had collaborated on a proposal to silence what they termed a “WikiLeaks threat” to spill documents they had on the Bank of America were leaked to the press.
Wikileaks were not specifically a threat to Israel. In fact, I think it is fair to say that Wikileaks set their sights on the U.S. Deep State and Democrat Party in particular.
The Palantir staffer, with no evidence that they conspired with the firm’s Zionist founder, had eagerly agreed to use company software to both track and identify members of the Wikileaks team, as well as its donors — track their physical and web-based movements. Several other Palantir staff also supported the idea of using the software’s power to launch cyberattacks on WikiLeaks’ infrastructure and even threaten its donors, supporters, and “sympathizers”.
When the scandal demonstrating that Palantir was already being used to harm actual truth tellers broke, Karp reacted by placing the team member on leave. He immediately issued a statement profusely apologizing for his staffer’s “indiscretion” and pledged to adhere to the company’s support for “progressive values and causes.”
And here I thought Wikileaks work exposing government surveillance and war crimes, was progressive in nature.
To Karp and his ilk, the term ‘progressive’ obviously has a very different connotation than it does to genuine liberals who typically oppose Israel and the surveillance state, as well as even the far-left loons and grifters of the left wing — women like AOC — of the Democratic Party. To men like Karp though, the term appears to refer to work that protects the agendas of the Neo-Liberal establishment and global elite, and of course — and certainly most importantly — Israel. Although Karp vowed changes would be made, due to concerns his engineers were working with the state to stifle free speech and target dissent (Wikileaks) within months of the scandal, the offending engineer was rehired, and nothing of consequence happened.
It was as if Palantir’s tech was being weaponised by the surveillance state to protect the Deep State. Who could have seen that coming!
Just as Meta intentionally censored the “Hunter Biden laptop story” and Jack Dorsey’s Twitter literally banned the sitting President of the United States so that he couldn’t broadcast his views during his campaign for president, Palantir was doing the bidding of the Deep State, the Neo-Liberal elite and Democrat Party.
Who could have seen that coming??!!
The technology used in 2011 and this past year in Israel to target Palestinian journalists, is now being widely used across the United States and by regimes around the world.
Unsurprisingly, Palantir’s technology has widespread support from both sides of the aisle in the United States and Britain, and is sought after by any government that can afford it.
Palantir, whose past advisors include Condoleezza Rice and former CIA director George Tenet, also continues to create surveillance technology for NSA, the FBI, the CIA, IDF, MI5 among other firms and government agencies at home and abroad, in both the public and private sectors.
So far, it has remained in the hands of massive wealthy governments like the United States and even China as it isn’t cheap. However, it is already being used by smaller vassal States like Ukraine (with U.S. funding) — in its proxy war against Russia — as well as by the likes of Israel.
In fact, Palantir — even in its earliest days — was closely linked to both the CIA and more importantly, the Jewish state of Israel. Some say it was in fact directly funded by both during its start-up phase.
It is also at the forefront of the military artificial intelligence sector. …
As predicted in the Tom Cruise sci-film, Minority Report, Palantir has created programs that literally locate, monitor, track and perhaps even groom and entrap people before they perpetrate crimes. The software application is used by the State to watch their targets until the moment they are incinerated by one of our drones or taken out by an operative.
Some of the people targeted are, no doubt, well-deserving of being turned into dust, but in other cases, Palantir targets dissidents, people working on behalf of genuine causes and enemies of the State.
And it shouldn’t really come as a surprise, as Karp has never shied away from his interest in targeting people just like you and me, student groups protesting Israel, and dissenters he feels are a threat to the sort of society he wants to live in.
Over the past decade, Palantir has become the go-to company for what the intel industry refers to as “mining,” collating and analysing data and digital information for American and Israeli intelligence and law enforcement agencies. It has even been used by Beijing when tracking their own people. The same hypocritical western politicians bloviating about democracy and human rights — the ones who that tell us that the naughty Chinese are our enemy because they are bad to their own citizens and others like the Uyghurs— have absolutely no problem whatsoever funding a firm that enables the Communist Chinese government to spy on and kill its own people. Not to mention innocent Palestinian civilians trapped in an open-air prison in Gaza.
And from what I have ascertained, access to Palantir’s surveillance and AI software is far more useful than any state-sanctioned security clearance. Why would you need access to days and weeks old pre-collated intelligence that is sometimes weeks and months old, when you can track specific enemies in real-time?
Even if someone has had his security clearances taken away — as Trump has supposedly done to Biden, Clinton and Obama — anyone with credentials to access Palantir’s data and machinery has all that they need to track their enemies and dispose of them.
Does anyone for a moment think that Hilary Clinton needs U.S. security clearance to target her enemies?
Palantir’s software indubitably enables swamp creatures like Condy Rice and John Brennan unlimited access to the firm’s software interface linked to satellites, global CCTV networks, and to Palantir’s team of de-coders — to literally watch anyone they want, even while they are no longer in power.
Though I have seen no specific intel to support this, I am certain that their friends like Dick and Liz Cheney also have access to this information. Palantir — using AI and both federal and private social media databases — also compiles data, targets movement patterns and converts disconnected piles of information into maps, histograms, live-action updates and charts that give its users the ability to monitor, predict the movement of and “tail” whomever they want. It is also believed that it can shut down your computerised car while you are driving it, cancel your Visa, Mastercard and bank cards, and empty your bank account anywhere in the Western world. Yet another reason to hold onto a bit of cash and emergency necessities.
Unless you are living underground outside Tyumen in the Siberian Tundra, be confident that the people in charge of all our lives can see you, your domicile, front and rear door, know where your kids sleep and track your movements. I am not saying that they are actively watching every one of us, just that they can if we become too much of a nuisance.
Remember during Trump’s first term, during negotiations with the Taliban, he even threatened Afghan leaders with this. Trump specifically made mention of the software that knows where their kids sleep. Bill Maher, the wretched Liberal who gets far too much airtime with right-wing pundits, recently said he found himself respecting Trump because of this specific incident.
This is the power of Palantir.
Whether it’s monitoring “terrorists” in the Hindu Kush, evaluating disaster response in South Carolina, watching human trafficking happening in Tijuana in real-time or monitoring dissidents at Columbia University — Palantir’s software is linked to incredibly powerful surveillance satellites as well as CCTV around the globe. It’s like in the four “Bourne” movies where the American CIA types in Washington monitor the movements of Jason Bourne running around the streets of Europe, using local German CCTV.
It has that much reach.
According to information I have compiled from Palantir and other sources — among those using Palantir’s systems are:
- The US Marines who have deployed its tools in Afghanistan for forensic analysis of roadside bombs and predicting insurgent attacks;
- ICE agents watching cartels and coyotes along the Rio Grande;
- It is also used to monitor customer workings in high finance. According to a former JPMorgan Chase big-shot, the firm, which acquired access to Palantir technology, saved hundreds of millions of dollars by using the software to tackle issues from cyber-fraud to bad (i.e., overextended and fraudulent) mortgages.
A Palantir user at, let’s say, Citibank can, in a matter of moments, see connections between a Nigerian Internet service provider and protocol address, a proxy server hidden somewhere within the U.S., and a million-dollar payment leaving from a hijacked home equity line of credit or loan.
Sounds good, but have you noticed how it is only accessible to the people in charge and to protect their interests?
Palantir, known in security circles as the “killer app,” can also take much of the credit for the location and ultimately the killing of Osama bin Laden (or whoever it was).
These are, no doubt, perhaps some of its more positive applications.
Now to a few more negatives:
- January 6 protesters were tracked before and after they left the Capitol using the software. They were identified and their travels tracked as well.
- Under the Obama administration, Palantir was used extensively to spy on the administration’s political enemies, including Donald Trump, Dinesh DeSouza and scores, perhaps hundreds of others.
- The same software and interface that says it can predict ambushes in an Iraqi far-off desert before they occur, is now being used by pharmaceutical firms to compile and analyse drug data, outcomes of using the drugs, and providing recommendations prior to lawsuits being filed.
I haven’t seen evidence to support the following assertion: perhaps Palantir tech was involved with taking out the Assad government in Syria, as it was in the killing of thousands of dissidents in Palestine as mentioned above. That coup has resulted in the murder of thousands of Syrian Christians and Alawites. I’m sure no Israelis have been harmed.
It is rumoured in Russian circles that Dasha Dugina and her father, Alexander, were targeted for assassination using intel and Palantir software made available to the Ukrainians.
This was, regardless of your stance on the conflict, an illegal act of terror perpetrated against a civilian writer and journalist. Dugina, whose only crime was being the daughter of a widely read academic and pundit who supported his country, was undoubtedly the target. They’d have seen Ms Dugina before she entered the car. I believe they targeted her to punish him.
Though there is no evidence that Palantir software was used in the hit, but it would be naïve to think that Palantir tech was not used in many of Ukraine’s attacks against civilian targets and infrastructure in Russia.
The reason Trump specifically mentioned taking out the Taliban’s kids when threatening them, and Ms Dugina was killed instead of her father — the supposed target — is simple: This is how you impact perceived “strongmen” in non-Western nations and cultures. You harm their blood relatives.
This is why the Israelis target the family members of Palestinian dissidents as much as they target the actual dissident.
And it is not just overseas.
Libertarians and civil rights activists on both the right and genuine left rightfully worry the software is now being used domestically — to keep the rich and powerful on top, and take out enemies of the Deep State, the Party in power, and to punish effective and legal dissent.
“They’re in a scary business,” Electronic Frontier Foundation attorney Lee Tien told people at a recent conference he gave on the surveillance state. “Palantir is a true totalitarian nightmare that monitors the comings and goings as well as the daily activities of innocent Americans on a mass scale.”
My final thought on the matter:
As powerful as Palantir is, it seems to have been pretty shoddy at spotting hundreds of Palestinian fighters entering Israel, by car, foot, and paraglider on October 7. For technology that can supposedly track an Afghan child playing in a cave nestled twenty thousand feet above sea level in the Baba Mountain Range, it sure seems to have pretty spotty coverage along the fortified wall separating Gaza and Israel. Very odd.
Additional notes:
Although Karp has no regard for our privacy, he appears to value his. His office — decorated with cardboard effigies of himself built adoringly (perhaps so he won’t ask the Feds to strike their homes by Palantir staff and a symbolic Lego fortress on a coffee table — overlooks Palo Alto’s Alma Street through two-way mirrors, that are said to be bullet proof.
No one can look into his office or the building and if you dare to try and take a photo of the place, you will get arrested. There are tales across the net of the lengths this man will go to protect his anonymity and privacy. Being responsible for the deaths of thousands of fighters globally will put a target on your back.
Each pane of his mirrored fortress is also fitted with an electronic device resembling a space-aged white hockey puck. These gadgets, known as acoustic transducers, imperceptibly send a vibratory signal to the glass that creates a veritable force field of white noise. (These are similar to the sort of thing we would see in cartoons we grew up with.) This mechanism prevents modern laser-driven eavesdropping techniques — laser technology his team and rival firms have also produced — that are able to record conversation.
The term “regime” shouldn’t only be used for leaders we are told not to like, like Vladimir Putin, Robert Fico, the Saudi leadership, Kim Jong Un, Basha Al-Assad or Saddam Hussein. Last time I checked, none of these men have sought to harm me, my kith and kin or anyone I care about in any way. The regimes across the West have.
Footnotes
[1] The Political Economist, Substack — The World’s Most Evil Company, https://politicaleconomist.substack.com/p/palantir-the-worlds-most-evil-company , Feb 6, 2025
[2] Avery Hartmans, Business Insider — The career rise of billionaire Alex Karp, Palantir’s outspoken CEO, https://www.businessinsider.com/alex-karp-bio-palantir-ceo , Dec 17, 2024
[3] Alex Koller, CNBC — Palantir CEO says his outspoken pro-Israel views have caused employees to leave company https://www.cnbc.com/2024/03/13/palantir-ceo-says-outspoken-pro-israel-views-led-employees-to-leave-.html,Mar 13, 2024
[4] Chuck Martin, AI Business News — Palantir wins US Army AI contract worth $91 million, https://aibusiness.com/nlp/palantir-wins-us-army-ai-contract-worth-91-million , Oct 8, 2020