There's a new advisory board all prepped for a new plandemic that's already begun in China again, most likely originating from some China folk eating infected bat soup and then taking a cruise ship to California. Yes, Palantir Technologies, Inc. has unveiled their new conglomeration of Pharma shills as leaders of the new scamdemic, ready to recommend lockdowns, face diapers, social distancing at 12 – 18 feet, and more deadly mRNA stabs to "flatten the curve," which really means exterminate a couple billion people.

Palantir Technologies Inc., a leading data analytics firm known for its work with U.S. defense and intelligence agencies, has expanded its Federal Advisory Board (PFAB) with a roster of distinguished national security leaders. The move, announced on Oct. 19, 2022, underscores Palantir's 'deepening commitment to addressing evolving threats through advanced technology'. The board includes former Pentagon officials, military commanders, and homeland security experts, positioning Palantir to better serve government clients amid rising geopolitical tensions.

The newly appointed PFAB members bring decades of Pharma shilling crisis response experience with them for the new scamdemic

Christine H. Fox, former Acting Deputy Secretary of Defense

Gen. Carter F. Ham (Ret.), ex-commander of U.S. Africa Command

Deborah Lee James, former Secretary of the Air Force

Adm. William H. McRaven (Ret.), former head of U.S. Special Operations Command

Vice Adm. Peter V. Neffenger (Ret.), former TSA Administrator

Jeh Johnson, former Secretary of Homeland Security and current Palantir counselor, will also participate in PFAB meetings. Their collective expertise spans counterterrorism, cybersecurity, and large-scale logistics—critical areas where Palantir's software is increasingly deployed.

Palantir, founded in 2003, has long been a key player in government data analysis, aiding missions from counterterrorism to pandemic response. The advisory board's creation signals a strategic push to align private-sector innovation with national security priorities. As Alexander Karp, Palantir's CEO, noted, "We invited these leaders … because of the exceptional contributions they have made to this country in their years of public service."

The timing is significant. With global instability—from Russia's war in Ukraine to supply chain disruptions—U.S. agencies face unprecedented demands for real-time data solutions. Admiral McRaven emphasized Palantir's role, stating, "Having superior technology was instrumental in achieving success on the battlefield."

The board's input will shape Palantir's offerings for federal clients, ensuring its platforms meet urgent operational needs. Aki Jain, President of Palantir USG, highlighted the group's "230 years of first-hand experience" in tackling complex threats.