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As a society, we have learned that possessing way too much money is addictive & literally soul destroying. Just like ANY OTHER DRUG... After 80M, all money gained thereafter should go to verified charities, genuine good causes, schools and rual hospitals.

That’s not what he said? At least according to the provided quotes. He’s saying he’s glad people are pushing for stricter oversight as to the constitutionality of recent (or any) strikes because that would require higher levels of precision that only his product can provide.

Not only is this disgusting; it's also empirically wrong. How is Russia doing, for example? Fascism in Italy and Germany worked only for a time. You know, there is so much to admire about the resilience of business at a time when our Federal govt is dysfunctional. This guy poisons the water.

Another Tech CEO unambiguously identifying himself as a useless drain on resources who should be put on an ice floe and pushed out to sea. lol jk ice floes don't exist anymore just drown the fucker

I mean, could we expect anything less from a company that is LITERALLY named after the device that the Epitome of Evil, Sauron, uses to try and thwart the heroes? A surveillance/data company named after the scrying device abused by The Bad Guys is so on-the-nose cartoonish, it's not even funny.

In plaats van het afkeuren van de criminele handelingen van de regering Trump, draait zijn (laffe) aanhang de boel steeds om. Het is meer meebewegen met de nieuwe norm: alles mag als het maar geld oplevert.

Australia and Australian companies are deeply entwined with this cunt too. He and his company are national security threats to soveriegn nations and a risk to every company they do business with, not to mention all the people they facilitate the killing of every day.

crikey.com.auFrom ICE to Coles: Controversial US tech company Palantir's links to Australia spark backlashPalantir has become notorious for supporting the Trump administration's mass deportation agenda and allegedly assisting with the IDF's AI weapons. Now, its work with Australian government and business...