https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-palantir-maga-database-surveillance-2079905

Donald Trump's buddy Peter Thiel is at it again. And, MAGA supporters are enraged. While I have never considered myself as MAGA, I voted for Trump all three times and supported his runs for the office of President. I don't consider myself MAGA, because my philosophy has never been, "My president, right or wrong." I have watched his speech and actions carefully since he threw his hat in the ring, as I do with every politician, I record and compare what they promise with what they actually do. Which is why Obama made it for only the first year. I don't have the ability to turn a blind eye to duplicity.

Bragging about his involvement with Warp Speed was bad enough, but his continued support for Israel, no matter what Israel did was enough for me. A good number of Trump supporters questioned the October 7th so-called attack by Hamas and subsequent retaliation by Israel. But the continued genocide was beyond the pale. And yet Trump continued to sing Israel's praises? Several of his cabinet went after those who criticized Israel, like Kristi Noam, for instance. In a land that has the Constitutional protection of the first amendment right of free speech, to be warned of serious consequences for refusing to bow down to Nutty Yahoo is a huge red flag. And, never forget, we still have the first amendment because of the second amendment.I am not telling anyone else what to think. Everyone will have to decide for themselves what they believe. But if the man was running again, given all of the questionable speech and behavior we have seen this term, I would not vote for him again.

'Trust the Plan'? I'm calling bullshit on that one. And the bloggers who support him no matter what, I have far more respect for Trump's followers who question his behavior and hold his feet to the fire. Sad to say, but it looks like David Icke was right about Trump all along. He warned us not to trust him. That he was no different than the rest of the Elite. At this point, the only thing that would change my mind would be for him to sever the ties with Israel, those special people who call us Goya. Just another word for cattle. And to stop sending anything to Ukraine whether arms or cash. That would tell us that Icke was wrong about him. But, so far, that is not what I am seeing.

And, his moves to consolidate any information about us in the same way that China does of it's citizens with their Social Credit Score, is definitely a bridge too far. I believe it is time for civil disobedience and resistance to this attempt to watch and record our every move with the added insult of expecting our sheeple compliance. I think he has badly underestimated some of his supporters who still know how to think for themselves. The Patriot Act, which was written before 9/11 even happened, was the first real brick of tyranny. Washington and Jefferson must be shedding real tears of disappointment by now.

There is still time for Trump to change his mind and respect our sovereignty, but, I for one am not holding my breath.