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Palantir boss calls majority of Brits a โ€˜noisy minorityโ€™

๐Ÿ“ฐ The Canary ๐Ÿ• July 30, 2026 at 3:47 AM
Zack Polanski of the Green Party and Louis Mosley of Palantir

Palantir is an American company which makes spy and military tech. Some of this technology has been used by Israel to carry out its genocide. And as such, itโ€™s no wonder a significant portion of the population donโ€™t want the UK to have anything to do with the company.

How are Palantir responding to this, you ask? Currently by labelling the majority of Britons a โ€œnoisy minorityโ€:

Oh, and in case youโ€™re wondering, yes, Louis Mosley is the grandson of the notorious British fascist Sir Oswald Mosley, sixth baronet. While we donโ€™t think you should blame individuals for the sins of their fathers, we do believe in class politics, and this is a clear example of how such politics can replicate and mutate over successive generations.

โ€œNoisy minorityโ€ (Palantir claims)

In the interview above, Palantir CEO Mosley said:

There is a lot of noise about us. It does come from, I would say, a minority. Itโ€™s a specific end of the political spectrumโ€ฆ Itโ€™s a noisy minority. Itโ€™s people like Zach Polanski. They have a big issue with the way in which our software is used thousands of miles away in other countries, specifically America and Israel.

Weโ€™re not sure that the genocide being โ€œthousands of miles awayโ€ does anything to negate the horror of the genocide, honestly.ย Mosley continued:

My view, and by the way, Iโ€™m very happy to debate that. I will defend it. But when it comes to the NHS, my view is what matters isโ€ can the NHS control the data when itโ€™s using Palantir? Is patient data safe if itโ€™s using Palantir? And secondly, are the Palantir tools working? The answer to both those questions is a categorical yes.

Okay, so our problems are:

  • Will giving Palantir contracts inevitably mean more money for a company which is happy to support a genocide?
  • Could anyone possibly trust the weasel words of such a company?

The answer to the first question is a categorical yes: the answer to the second is a categorical no.

Mosley went into more detail about how NHS patient data is supposedly safe, but this does nothing to address the issues above. The more that support for Israel drops, the more people will want Palantir gone too. And the same will be true for all the politicians who inflicted Palantir upon us:

History repeats itself

Oswald Mosley wanted to repress a targeted minority as his friend Adolf Hitler did; Louis Mosley and his company repress a different targeted minority by selling Benjamin Netanyahu tech solutions. Same shit, different era.

Featured image via the Canary

By Willem Moore