Palantir CEO Declares Firm ‘Anti-Woke,’ Vows to Keep Palantir ‘Tribal, Cultish, and Unique’

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Palantir CEO Alex Karp called the company “the first to be completely anti-woke,” highlighting its focus on free speech, meritocracy, and national defense. The firm reported $1.2 billion in quarterly revenue, up 63% year over year, as Karp defended partnerships with ICE and Israel and urged stronger border security.

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00:02Palantir Technology CEO Alex Karp described the company as the first to be completely anti-woke

00:07during its Monday earnings call, according to Business Insider.

00:10Karp said Palantir's commitment to free speech, meritocracy, and lethal technology

00:13helped him deliver venture-quality results for Americans.

00:17Palantir reported $1.2 million in revenue, but the quarter ended in September,

00:21up 16% year-over-year.

00:23Karp defended Palantir's work with ICE in Israel,

00:25calling such partnerships controversial for no reason and urged greater border scrutiny,

00:30saying the company supports average Americans over elites.

00:33He also emphasized preserving Palantir's tribal and cultist culture

00:36while calling for a shared national experience in his shareholder letter.

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