Welcome back to New World next week. I'm James Corbett of Corporate Report.com.

And I'm James Evan Pilato of MediaMonarchy.com. It is, in fact, the biggest public health

initiative in a generation. And I can assure all noble lords, it James Ovenplado of MediaMonarchy.com. It is, in fact, the biggest public health initiative

in a generation, and I can assure all noble lords it will save lives. Citation needed. We've got that

story plus, oh, I don't know, Freemason Mosod murder trials. But first, Palantir issues,

ominous corporate manifesto grabbing this from Futurism.com, military and intelligence

contractor, at the very least, Palantir, has long struggled to beat the allegations of enabling

an Orwellian surveillance state on behalf of the Pentagon, which no one thinks was being built

the previous 25 years. It all just started being built in the last few years, because Orange Man's bad. The Alex Carp-led company has received huge sums in federal funding to build

out a surveillance platform for immigration and customs enforcement, the hated ice, along with

countless other contracts for military operations, policing, and border enforcement. This sounds

like those asses at Blackwater, but it's a,

you know, it's a new, new century. Not just with the U.S., but of course with the Israeli military

and UK government as well. Just in case, its broader mission to supercharge national security

using cutting edge spying was too opaque, cart penned a 320-page tome entitled The Technological Republic,

hard power, soft belief, and the future of the West.

Eat your heart out, Brzynski.

Karp calls for national service to be universal duty.

That was a bad thing when Obama called for national service.

And for the undoing of the post-war neutering of Germany and Japan. He also calls for

hard power at the expense of moral appeal and opines that people shouldn't look to the political

arena to nourish their soul and sense of self, also very popular the last 10 years. Meanwhile, it calls for the West to shed any sense of

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