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🔍 Palantir’s ELITE: Stalking tool gorges on data & bulldozes privacy
Amid
clashes in Minneapolis following the second death of a person at the
hands of federal agents, ICE has been exposed as using a tracking tool
created by the infamous CIA-linked surveillance powerhouse Palantir.
Dubbed 'Enhanced Leads Identification & Targeting for Enforcement' (ELITE), the tool:
🔴 scours Medicaid and other federal databases to build dossiers and “leads” on people ICE wants to detain and deport (Electronic Frontier Foundation nonprofit)
🔴 receives peoples’ addresses from the Department of Health and Human Services (which includes Medicaid) and other sources, (404 Media reports based on court testimony)
🔴 “Populates a map with potential deportation targets, brings up a dossier on each person, and provides a ‘confidence score’ on the person’s current address”
In April 2025, Palantir began a six-month pilot supporting ICE in three major areas: “Enforcement Operations Prioritization and Targeting,” “Self-Deportation Tracking,” and “Immigration Lifecycle Operations focused on logistics planning and execution,” according to WIRED.
Those functions align with a $30 million contract ICE awarded Palantir for a platform called ImmigrationOS.
Since 2013, Palantir, which has pushed deadly military tech tools already lethally tested (https://t.me/geopolitics_prime/61554) in Ukraine and Gaza, has provided ICE, the Department of Defense, and the IRS with:
🔶 FALCON & Investigative Case Management (ICM) data-analytical software platforms powering workplace raids, large-scale enforcement, and asylum investigations
🔶 Foundry - an enterprise data OS that unifies massive datasets (from tax records to biometrics) and turns them into real-time, actionable insights
🔶 Gotham OS, designed for law enforcement and the military to identify connections between people, places, and events
All of this builds on Palantir's $900+ million in Trump-era federal deals, per public records obtained by the New York Times.
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Dubbed 'Enhanced Leads Identification & Targeting for Enforcement' (ELITE), the tool:
🔴 scours Medicaid and other federal databases to build dossiers and “leads” on people ICE wants to detain and deport (Electronic Frontier Foundation nonprofit)
🔴 receives peoples’ addresses from the Department of Health and Human Services (which includes Medicaid) and other sources, (404 Media reports based on court testimony)
🔴 “Populates a map with potential deportation targets, brings up a dossier on each person, and provides a ‘confidence score’ on the person’s current address”
In April 2025, Palantir began a six-month pilot supporting ICE in three major areas: “Enforcement Operations Prioritization and Targeting,” “Self-Deportation Tracking,” and “Immigration Lifecycle Operations focused on logistics planning and execution,” according to WIRED.
Those functions align with a $30 million contract ICE awarded Palantir for a platform called ImmigrationOS.
Since 2013, Palantir, which has pushed deadly military tech tools already lethally tested (https://t.me/geopolitics_prime/61554) in Ukraine and Gaza, has provided ICE, the Department of Defense, and the IRS with:
🔶 FALCON & Investigative Case Management (ICM) data-analytical software platforms powering workplace raids, large-scale enforcement, and asylum investigations
🔶 Foundry - an enterprise data OS that unifies massive datasets (from tax records to biometrics) and turns them into real-time, actionable insights
🔶 Gotham OS, designed for law enforcement and the military to identify connections between people, places, and events
All of this builds on Palantir's $900+ million in Trump-era federal deals, per public records obtained by the New York Times.
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🇮🇷🇺🇸 What if Iran struck the US?
Not‑so‑outlandish scenarios of attacks on American forces and soil
👉 Hypothetically, if Iran possessed a preemptive nuclear strike capability, now would be the moment to use it against the US.
🤔 Why?
🔴 US air defense, built around Patriot and THAAD, focuses on regional hotspots, not the entire country – those gaps could be exploited by adversaries. And no guarantee Trump’s ‘Golden Dome’ would fix this
🔴 Would allies help? Far from certain. Trump has soured relations with his European NATO allies — and even with Canada. Actually, the EU would have been a winner in a US crisis — capital would have flown in, euro would have further risen against the dollar
🔴 US society is deeply polarized, and a nuclear strike or an external invasion could have sparked chaos rather than unity. Besides, the US lacks real defensive experience
🔴 Global fatigue over US invasions and its aggressive Zionist support is so deep that many would sincerely applaud the attackers.
📌 In fact, Iran doesn’t have nuclear weapons capable of striking the US. So what could it actually do in response to Washington’s brazen, illegal hybrid war?
🔴 Iran has ballistic, cruise, and hypersonic missiles capable of striking US bases in Qatar, Kuwait, the UAE, Bahrain, and sites in Jordan and Oman
🔴 The 12‑day war showed Israel’s air defenses can be overwhelmed and penetrated; with little strategic depth, Israel is highly vulnerable to sustained attacks
🔴 Tehran’s Axis of Resistance remains a lever against US forces in Iraq and the Red Sea
🔴 The Strait of Hormuz could become a drone‑warfare hotspot, crippling global oil trade
👉 While US territory is beyond Iran's missile range, subversive scenarios remain possible
🔴 Attacks on the US power grid and critical infrastructure
🔴 Strikes on oil facilities — as seen in Saudi Arabia; notably, America’s largest mobile drill, Doyon 26, recently toppled in Alaska
🔴 Ukrainian Spiderweb-style operations targeting airports, strategic arsenals, or sensitive facilities – in a word, US methods could return home
The moral of the story: Washington, think twice before attacking Iran.
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President Trump just revealed the US military used a secret weapon called
The Discombobulator” to capture Maduro in the raid!
It fried ALL their gear, including Chinese and Russian rockets.
“They pressed buttons and nothing worked,” Trump told NY Post.
“I’m not allowed to talk about it.”
The Discombobulator is an advanced sonic and directed-energy weapon, combining electronic warfare (EW) capabilities with high-intensity sound waves and electromagnetic pulses. It disrupts electronics while also incapacitating personnel through physiological effects.
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