🏛️Five Tech Giants Control America's Surveillance State

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Palantir, Anduril, Clearview AI, SpaceX, and Amazon have created an integrated surveillance ecosystem worth $30+ billion in government contracts. Together they provide facial recognition, predictive policing, border surveillance, satellite monitoring, and intelligence processing that tracks every American.

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Why This Matters

Five companies control the entire surveillance state:

Palantir, Anduril, Clearview AI, SpaceX, and Amazon provide facial recognition, predictive policing, border monitoring, satellite surveillance, and intelligence processing worth $30+ billion in government contracts

They bypass constitutional limits through corporate middlemen:

These companies enable government surveillance that would be illegal if performed directly by federal agencies, systematically circumventing Fourth Amendment protections

Corporate policies now matter more than constitutional rights:

Private surveillance companies operate without oversight mechanisms that constrain government agencies, making civil liberties dependent on business decisions rather than democratic accountability

Total surveillance infrastructure tracks everyone:

Combined capabilities include facial recognition from any photo, satellite location tracking, predictive behavior algorithms, and integration with all government databases for comprehensive monitoring

Trump officials profit directly from surveillance expansion:

Key administration figures including J.D. Vance and David Sacks have financial ties to surveillance companies, ensuring policies that increase both surveillance and corporate profits

Business models require social conflict:

Surveillance companies profit from immigration enforcement, political tensions, and international conflicts, creating economic incentives to increase the problems they claim to solve

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