Welcome back to New World next week. I'm James Corbitt at Corbett Report.com.

And I'm James Evan Pallato, Mediamonicky.com. I'm sure not be surprised at the significant volume of

anti-immigrant content. We've got that story. Plus, carbon dioxide isn't a danger anymore,

but first on episode 600 of New World next week, $10 billion, 10-year U.S. Army contract

elevates Palantir to defense contracting royalty, grabbing this from the

register, but I don't think they use the word boffins at all. There are no official criteria for what

constitutes membership in the upper echelon of the U.S. military industrial complex, but a $10 billion deal

that consolidates dozens of contracts under a single blanket purchase agreement

sure makes it seem like Palantir has earned entry. The U.S. Army announced that rather than continue

to buy Palantir products on one of 75 different contracts, the branch has with the data

analytics software company, it's awarding a 10-year enterprise agreement, EA, with the aforementioned

Capitan Billy. Like a standard blanket purchase agreement, the deal allows the Army to buy what it

needs from Palantir over the course of a decade. It doesn't appear that the Army is awarding

Palantir any new contracts based on the press release or a procurement notice published

about the contract back in May. According to that document, the Army had figured out that it's

doing so much business with Palantir over so many separate procurement actions that it's

wasting a lot of time and money. That's Doge in action. With 75 active contracts between the Army and Palantir. It's nearly impossible

to track down exactly what the Army is using from Palantir, though the Register does have some

ideas. Palantir won its first major defense contract from the Army way back in 2019 when it

scored 800 million to work on new battlefield intelligence software for the branch

beyond the Army and the DoD.

Palantir has also worked with the beloved folks at U.S. immigration officials to develop deportation

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