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They do have a connection to the NSA, just not that connection. Also, that reply was after the leak, in PR disaster recovery mode, so its value is rather dimin
by lawnchair_larry 13y ago
They do have a connection to the NSA, just not that connection.
Also, that reply was after the leak, in PR disaster recovery mode, so its value is rather diminished.
- Permit 13y agoThe point is you can't condemn Palantir for something Aaron Barr asked of them. You can't condemn Google for something I ask of them. Even in the event they were able to do what he requested, you can only fault them if they carried that action out. I'd challenge you to show that they did carry Aaron Barr's request out.
- detcader 13y agoBarr seemed to think the CEO of Palantir was the kind of person he could share a plot to disrupt/destroy a journalist's career with, didn't he? (That journalist being Glenn Greenwald, now the Snowden leak publisher)
- meepmorp 13y ago> Barr seemed to think the CEO of Palantir was the kind of person he could share a plot to disrupt/destroy a journalist's career with, didn't he? So, what? Now it's not even guilt by association, but guilt by one party stating a desire to associate with the other?