That's right, everyone's least-favourite deep state intelligence cutout is suddenly all over the newswires.

Investopedia is touting Palantir's record-high stock price.

The New York Times is reporting on Palantir's new contract to create an IRS "mega-database."

People are hitting the streets to protest Palantir's creepy surveillance technologies.

Heck, Palantir's Chief Technical Officer has even taken to the pages of The Free Press to brag about joining the US Army as part of the Army Reserve's new "Executive Innovation Corps" of tech nerds and businessmen.

As a Corbett Reporteer, you'll be well-placed to understand how odd this sudden influx of attention paid to Palantir is. After all, for the past decade the only place you were likely to see anything at all about this data-mining surveillance behemoth was on Unlimited Hangout or The Last American Vagabond or The Conscious Resistance or The Corbett Report or other websites in the independent media space.

So, what's going on? Why is Palantir suddenly the subject of such scrutiny? And what does that mean for the future of Palantir and the future of humanity?

Let's find out.