1,533 likes, 20 comments - agtprp_n_absrdty2 on January 20, 2026: "Fck techbroligarchs, kill bill(ionnaires), Butlerian Jihad now ☭💥x20".

5,155 likes, 355 comments - onepathnetwork on January 19, 2026: "Boycott Calls Grow After Coles Signs Deal With Palantir During Gaza Genocide Australia’s supermarket giant Coles Group is facing growi...

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Treasurer joins former PM Malcom Turnbull in praising Mark Carney’s comments at the World Economic Forum gathering in Davos

PALANTIR just secured a massive $10B U.S. Army AI contract — and it matters for everyone.This 10-year deal will combine around 75 existing Army contracts into one giant agreement, giving the military access to Palantir’s AI and data tools for the next decade.Palantir’s systems already run through more than 30 federal agencies — including the FBI, ICE, HHS, and now the Army’s full digital infrastructure.Its AI powers everything from battlefield operations to immigration tracking and pandemic modeling.The company calls itself “the operating system for government.”It integrates massive amounts of data — your location, health records, purchases, online activity — into a single predictive system.Critics warn this kind of centralized power could supercharge government surveillance and remove privacy safeguards.One private company holding this much control over public data creates serious ethical and political risks.⚖️ Centralized control over data equals massive influence.🧠 AI is becoming deeply embedded in government decision-making.🔍 Transparency is not guaranteed — citizens risk losing control over their personal data.As this AI spreads, the question isn’t if it could be misused — it’s when.@artificialzone#2025 #pov #startup #ai #automation tech entrepreneurship

545 likes, 80 comments - onepathnetwork on January 19, 2026: "🇦🇺 Australia has granted Palantir high-level security clearance. In November 2025, the US data-analytics and surveillance firm Palantir T...

Coles plans to deploy data company Palantir's tools across more than 840 supermarkets to cut costs and "redefine how we think about our workforce". At a time of increased food insecurity, Australians ...

Blair, Putin, Erdoğan, Orbán: the names of those invited to serve say it all. And it’s about so much more than Gaza, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

technology on January 15, 2026: "Major tech investors are quietly moving into Greenland, using AI mining and experimental city plans to secure rare earths, energy, and future infrastructure in the Arc...

Palantir CEO Alex Karp has just said the quiet part out loud.Speaking to retail shareholders, Karp describes Palantir’s purpose as helping the West “scare enemies” and, “on occasion, kill them.”.That’s a public statement of intent from the boss of one of the world’s most powerful surveillance firms, a company deeply embedded in military intelligence contracting.Palantir isn’t only involved in overseas war theatres, it’s also expanding into the corporate sector, including consumer data ecosystems. Like ColesYou data is being collected by a company on the record saying it's happy to kill it's enemies Your groceries. Your spending patterns. Your profile.While Gaza is being turned into a testing ground for high-tech warfare, the same surveillance industry is scaling up at home, sold as “efficiency” and “innovation”.We’ve reported on the UN’s warning about multinational companies profiting from the Gaza catastrophe here:michaelwest.com.au/un-report-multinational-companies-profiting-from-gaza-holocaust/We’re posting the video of Karp saying it.Because if a CEO is openly boasting about violence as a reason to invest, the public has a right to see itView all 1,211 comments

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Coles plans to deploy data company Palantir's tools across more than 840 supermarkets to cut costs and "redefine how we think about our workforce". At a time of increased food insecurity, Australians ...

3,245 likes, 109 comments - labourlewis on December 24, 2025

Locals band together in David v Goliath fight against facility they say would jack up bills, increase pollution and destroy area’s character