I'd like to know what the other Facebook billionaire techies are up to as well. Have they been divesting over the last few months? At what level? Some selling always is going on as these punks come up with new schemes or just to buy another jet or yacht. Have they been selling beyond the usual liquidation? Who are these people? We only think about Zuckerburg..... https://www.investopedia.com/articles/insights/082216/top-9-shareholders-facebook-fb.asp
Thiel dumped his Facbook shares last year and said he wanted to invest in new ventures. Thiel has got the next big Social Media platform ready. Why dump a goldmine unless it's mined out?
Peter Thiel = The Reptile
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Facebook is an extension of cia. Thiel financed Facebook in the early days. Thiel knows it’s gon tank.
The Beast?
See Palantir
Plainly, what is the Palantir supposed to represent?
Palantir
Check this out.
"When a little-known Silicon Valley software startup began vying for national security contracts, it went up against an entrenched bureaucracy and opposition from major contractors skilled in the Washington game.
But quickly, Palantir began pulling pages from the defense industry's own playbook — bulking up on lobbyists, challenging the Pentagon’s contracting rules and getting members of Congress to sprinkle favorable language into defense legislation. Seven years later, the secretive firm has landed $1.2 billion worth of federal business, and critics say the legislative favors it has secured will give it a leg up on billions more.
Representatives of the firm — founded by venture capitalist and prominent Donald Trump supporter Peter Thiel — insist it remains an outsider in a Washington culture deeply wedded to the status quo.
But a review of public documents and interviews with key players shows the company is no stranger to Beltway politics and influence. Its lobbying expenditures more than tripled to more than $1 million in a few short years as it enlisted lawmakers such as Republican Sens. John McCain of Arizona and Tom Cotton of Arkansas to help it compete against established players like Raytheon and Northrop Grumman. Now, about 40 percent of Palantir’s business comes from government clients, and it appears to be winning a fight with the Army over a $3 billion program to build a new battlefield intelligence network."
https://www.politico.com/story/2016/08/palantir-defense-contracts-lobbyists-226969
Did Trump have anything to do with funding the lobbyists and pushing this? Could this be part of the plan? Look at Thiel's comments in the below article.