Shadows in Trump's Circle: POWER Plays and Hidden Agendas

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After the latest in a string of attempts on Donald Trump's life, it may be time to look into his inner circle for answers. Prior to 2020, billionaire mega-donor Peter Thiel decided to back Trump for his bid to become President. This time, however, Thiel has decided not to endorse any one candidate for the job. But he did help launch the political career of Trump's VP J.D. Vance and continues to sit on the board of Palantir Technologies. A company that focuses on big data
analytics and one with very deep ties to covert three letter government agencies.
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Let's talk here about the uncomfortable thing. After the latest attempt on Donald Trump's life, it's time for conservatives to look not only at the far left but who sits next to Trump in the inner circle.
J.D. Vance was hired by global tech billionaire Peter Thiel in 2017 by his investment firm and which gained him access to other mega investors for his future political ambitions. After attending a talk by
Thiel at Yale Law School, one which Vance has stated was the most significant of his life, Vance moved to San Francisco and was hired by Peter Thiel's Mithril Capital. Taking a closer look at Peter Thiel and his various ventures, we see that he was an early opportunist in reaching an agreement with government agencies spying on Americans post 9/11. Under Palantir Tech, Peter Thiel was backed by the CIA and its' main spy artery In-Q-Tel. Fittingly named after the
James Bond character Q who supplies Bond with all his tech, the company ultimately spawned and sold the CIA funded satellite mapping software that eventually became Google Earth.
As of 2016, when Peter Thiel decided to support Trump, more than 100 of In-Q-Tel's investments were kept under wraps, mostly citing national security concerns. Oddly, in 2020 Palantir was awarded a contract by the FDA and began to work with the National Health Service supporting Covid-19 tracking efforts. This time around, Thiel has decided not to endorse any one candidate for president and continues to sit on the board of his many companies, many who have deep connections to three-letter agencies, and who launched the political career of Donald Trump's pick for Vice President in J.D. Vance.
This is James Anthony Reporting.