I was asked by Nerve to comment on their investigation which has found “Trump ally Peter Thiel’s surveillance firm has won at least 34 contracts, including management services for Britain’s nuclear deterrent, with MPs warning of ‘gaping vulnerability’ as US president threatens Nato allies.”
My comment:
“Parliament is dangerously behind the curve in understanding the threat of handing public sector contracts to companies like Palantir. After the geopolitical ruptures in recent weeks, this is a gaping national security vulnerability and, frankly, a scandal.”