Part 4 proposed that, if a legacy UAP exploitation program exists, its portfolio office could control access without owning every object or facility. The decisive authority would be the power to decide who receives material, what questions may be asked, how access is compartmented and whether an asset may move. Part 4: CIA DS&T and the Technical Gatekeeper That finding creates a second question: how does the state control private capability it does not own? The answer need not be a single sec...

"Aliens are real, they're here, and I've seen them." ~Former Secretary of Energy under Reagan, John Herrington (Allegedly) 👽 Herrington Tracked Down! Confirms or Denies? 🫣 Plus, CEO Grusch and an Advanced-Materials Start-Up. Plus...Palantir and a "Bullshit Alien Anti-Gravity Machine" The latest UFO news from former Politico journalist, @SchreckReports, who's a must follow if you're serious about this topic. He's already succeeded in getting comments from two people we needed on the record....

[Retweeted] Palantir CEO Alex Karp says an unnamed U.S. general asked him if he could build an “alien anti-gravity machine,” raising questions about whether the request may have been related to reverse engineering recovered non-human technology. Karp shared the story during a talk at AIPCon 11 while discussing the challenges of working with government contracts. https://t.co/YOUqiM16cF

Palantir CEO Alex Karp says an unnamed U.S. general asked him if he could build an “alien anti-gravity machine,” raising questions about whether the request may have been related to reverse engineering recovered non-human technology. Karp shared the story during a talk at AIPCon 11 while discussing the challenges of working with government contracts. https://t.co/YOUqiM16cF

RT @_whitneywebb: Sorry, but it's not just Anthropic. Palantir has been working on predictive policing and surveillance of dissidents for t…

Alex Karp, CEO of Palantir, describes a conflict his company had with the US government that ultimately resulted in a lawsuit. He explains that the core of the dispute involved a military general who, in Karp's view, lacked a fundamental understanding of technology despite his battlefield experience. According to Karp, the general approached Palantir with a request to build an alien anti-gravitic craft. The situation reached a breaking point when one of Palantir's forward-deployed engineers d...

RT @SaraBondink: 🔥 A must listen 👇🏻 💥 Avril Haines - scrubbed Palantir consultant from her resume / elevated Grusch’s ICIG complaint I…

You don’t say… 🤣 https://t.co/vImnxF96xc [Quoted] JUST IN: 🇪🇸 Spain blacklists U.S. tech giant Palantir $PLTR from public and private firms over national security data risks. https://t.co/Epesb1Yelk

I’ll keep this short and simple: I had an extended contact experience a few years ago that also included some accompanying government surveillance. This happened back in 2021. During this experience I didn’t necessarily have a conversation but rather communication came in the form of impossible to describe feelings. I was basically communicated the following: Palantir is going to build a skynet-esque surveillance system that will serve the needs of authoritarian predators. This turned out to...

Bassem Youssef (@Byoussef) says Gaza is becoming a testing ground for the future of surveillance. He explains how Palantir, AI warfare & biometric data connect: https://t.co/s2FRIRwcb2