Palantir Stokes War: Key Iran Nuclear Allegation Was Coaxed From the System's Counter-Intelligence Algorithm
- On June 12, 2025, the IAEA Board adopted a resolution against Iran, which Israel later used as justification to launch an attack on Iran the following day.
- IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi clarified on June 17 that there was no evidence of Iran systematically moving toward developing a nuclear weapon, stating, 'We did not have any evidence of a systematic effort.'
- Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesman criticized the IAEA for fueling the conflict, claiming the biased report was used as a 'final pretext' for Israel's actions against Iran.
- Following the attack, Iranian retaliatory strikes caused injury to over 40 Israelis, which drew criticism from some U.S. influencers regarding the response to the escalating conflict.
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The Key Nuclear Allegation That Started the War Was Coaxed from a Palantir Counter-Intelligence Algorithm
by Alastair Crooke, The Unz Review: Trump sided with the Israelis, asserting that Iran was ‘very close’ to having a bomb, and added that he didn’t care what Gabbard thinks. The IAEA Board’s ‘Non-Compliance’ Resolution on 12 June 2025 was the planned precursor for Israel’s ‘bolt from the blue’ strike on Iran the next day. Israelis say the plan to […]


Palantir stokes war: Key Iran nuclear allegation was coaxed from the system's counter-intelligence algorithm
The IAEA Board's 'Non-Compliance' Resolution on 12 June 2025 was the planned precursor for Israel's 'bolt from the blue' strike on Iran the next
The key nuclear allegation that started the war was coaxed from a Palantir counter-intelligence algorithm - The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity
The IAEA Board’s “Non-Compliance” Resolution on 12 June 2025 was the planned precursor for Israel’s “bolt from the blue” strike on Iran the next day. Israelis say the plan to go to war with Iran was grounded in “the opportunity” to strike, and not the intelligence that Iran was speeding towards a bomb (that was the peg for war). The sudden claim of Iran being very close to a bomb (that seemingly jumped out of “nowhere” to leave Americans puzzlin…
The Key Nuclear Allegation That Started the War Was Coaxed From a Palantir Counter-Intelligence Algorithm - LewRockwell
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Trump sided with the Israelis, asserting that Iran was ‘very close’ to having a bomb, and added that he didn’t care what Gabbard thinks Alastair Crooke is a former British diplomat, founder and director of the Beirut-based Conflicts Forum Cross-posted from the Strategic Culture online journal The IAEA Board’s ‘Non-Compliance’ Resolution on 12 June 2025 was the planned precursor for Israel’s ‘bolt from the blue’ strike on Iran the next day. Israe…
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