Palantir shares slide after manifesto post denouncing 'regressive' cultures
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Palantir shares fell after the company posted a manifesto criticizing 'regressive' cultures and espousing far-right principles. The post sparked controversy and ridicule on social media, with critics linking the company's views to its involvement in military contracts and state violence.
Palantir, a technology company with military contracts with the US, UK, and Israel, posted a 22-point manifesto criticizing certain cultures as 'dysfunctional and regressive'. The post sparked controversy and a slide in the company's shares. The manifesto defended far-right billionaire Elon Musk and called for Germany and Japan to rearm. Critics linked Palantir's views to its involvement in state violence, including Israel's actions in Gaza. The company's software has enabled state violence globally, according to the UK-based Palestine Solidarity Campaign. The post was met with ridicule on social media, with some describing it as 'cartoonishly evil'.
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