Using #Palantir, THE FBI CAN INSTANTLY COMPILE THOROUGH DOSSIERS ON U.S. CITIZENS, tying together:
• surveillance video
• credit-card transactions
• cell-phone records
• emails
• airplane travel records
• Web search information
#Palantir's senior legal adviser, Bryan Cunningham, authored an amicus brief (years ago) supporting the Bush
Admin’s position in the infamous #warrantless #wiretapping case and defended its monitoring domestic communications without search warrants.
@realDonaldTrump
@GenFlynn
#Palantir has built clientele that includes the:
☑️U.S. Defense Dept.
☑️CIA
☑️FBI
☑️Army
☑️Marines
☑️Air Force
And the police departments of:
☑️New York
☑️Los Angeles
*And a growing number of financial institutions trying to detect bank fraud.
“The criminals hide their trails by anonymizing their computing activity and disabling alert systems.” When they get tracked on a few compromised accounts #Palantir is used to uncover the network of thousands of other accounts that have to be tapped. wikileaks.org/gifiles/docs/2…
A #Palantir engineer, exposed by “Anonymous” was caught participating in a plot to break into the PCs of @wikileaks supporters and was quietly rehired by them after being placed on leave.
#ReconnectJulian
No difference between Twitter and Facebook - #Palantir used both and #Zuckerberg / #Dorsey knew.
Thiel, Lonsdale, and a couple of others incorporated #Palantir in 2004. #Thiel originally wanted to hire a CEO from D.C. but his co-founders “resisted” and asked Alex #Karp, “an American money manager living in Europe” who raised money for Clarium, to join as temporary CEO.
Pinchuk
This was done to Trump.
This was done to Trump.
For years, Facebook users were convinced that the company was listening to their conversations, and for years, Facebook dismissed the claims as a ”conspiracy theory.”
Yesterday, Facebook admitted it has, in fact, been listening to users' conversations. apple.news/A6o38fFY-RimHI…
What was Facebook’s excuse for listening to users' audio? Everyone else was doing it.
A Facebook spox said the practice was “very common in tech” — reports revealed Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft were all capturing/listening to audio from users. apple.news/AYDm8-DylS4msN…
Belgian broadcaster VRT obtained more than 1,000 audio recordings captured by Google, and the company admitted that the recordings underwent human review. apple.news/AL7JtibEQOA6yO…
Last month, the Guardian revealed that Apple captured what its users were telling Siri, and reviewed those recordings to grade Siri’s responses. apple.news/AU886VXrIOz-c_…
Last week, an investigation by Motherboard revealed that Microsoft was using human contractors to carry out quality assurance on recordings for the company’s Cortana voice assistant. apple.news/AOJ9UOyCXQYmQH…
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was asked by Congress last year about Facebook purportedly listening to people’s conversations without permission. 🤥
The New York Times contends that it was able to successfully track President Donald Trump using leaked data from the phone of a Secret Service agent assigned to protect him.
According to the NYT, it took mere minutes to zero in on a Secret Service phone, showing its movement with the president from his home in Mar-a-Lago, to one of Trump’s golf courses, another Trump property, and back.
The phone data allowed the paper to identify the Secret Service employee's own home, which made it easy to figure out the employee’s name, the name of their spouse, and other private details. The NYT is SICK.
The NYT threatened that the tracking technique was easy to apply to other officials at the White House and in Congress, the Pentagon, the FBI and the Supreme Court,
with them being able to pick up and track smartphones “in nearly every major government building and facility in Washington,” following the phones back to their homes to reveal their owners’ identities.
After receiving an emergency call at Mr Hoffman’s residence, officers decided to check on Melissa’s home out of “due diligence” in which they encountered the suspect who then fired shots towards them, and eventually was able to flee the scene.
Law enforcement has suspect’s vehicle. Known suspect is on foot.
💀 IRGC Chief-of-Staff Hossein Salami
💀 General Gholam-Ali Rashid
💀 💀 Nuclear scientists Dr. Mohammad Mehdi Tehranchi and Dr. Fereydoon Abbasi
💀 CoS, Mohammad Bagheri
Excuse me, pardon me. Can someone explain why this article written by someone named Edward Hackman, on August 30, 2024, says that there were “unusual payments” to Ryan Routh according to bank records of Thomas Crooks? lawyersclubindia.com/wealth/maxwell…
BTW, this author throws out all types of unsourced information and I’ve never heard of lawyers club india or Edward “Hackman”. I’m looking into it now.
According to one of the first archives of this article, Ryan Routh was not mentioned. Meaning, he was added at a later date. Likely yesterday or today.
Chasity works as a Veterans employer liaison for the Texas Veterans Commission’s Veteran Employment Services Team, where she helps connect Veterans seeking job opportunities with businesses looking to hire them.
Ryan Routh could’ve been trolling in the comments, or he was acquainted w/Chasity due to Afghan connections? Remember he said he was recruiting Afghan soldiers.news.va.gov/80978/veterano…
US Army’s Carlton Huguley (20 years experience with the Department of Defense) is who Ryan Routh said he had a passport for when responding to Chasity, a liaison for businesses looking to hire Veterans.