After UK police last night searched every inch of the homes of Mandelson in London and Wiltshire, including a shed, taking away boxes of evidence, calls are growing for an investigation into Mandelson and Starmer s role in enabling Peter Thiel and Palantir to gain lucrative contracts to control and administer vast amounts of data for the NHS and Defence forces.
Will there documents, communications showing Mandelson received cash from China to ensure its super embassy could be built in London beside key optic cables?
Are the Mandelson, Rothschild circle trying to curry favour with the new global super power in the (vain) hope they will be spared the wrath of the Chinese government for their many crimes against China?
Were these contracts with Peter Thiel s spy tech company, linked to the IDF and ICE, signed because they are in the interest of the British public or because they served the interests of the Epstein, Rothschild circle, who have amassed immense amounts of money and also power over the machinery of the UK government through Palantir?
Were Mandelson, Morgan McSweeney and Keir Starmer engaged in private communications with Thiel, Rothschild or others in the Epstein circle to ensure these contracts were awarded to Thiel without proper scrutiny to further the Billionaires agenda of total control of the UK public for their sinister purposes?
Under Keir Starmer, censorship and authoritarianism has reached Orwellian proportionss with thousands facing prison for social media posts.
The Epstein files clearly show the method by which a tiny group of people, including Epstein, Mandelson, Rothschild, have managed to keep everything as secretive as possible while amassing as much power and influence over the UK government as they could to award contracts to their pals, including Peter Thiel and Palantir, to run vital parts of the NHS, police and armed forces and so acquire enormous control over the UK public without public debate, a parliamentary vote or scrutiny,
We are getting to see the grainy details of how this criminal mafia operate, rip off tax payers and increase their power over societies.
The Epstein files also show how the Rothschilds, investors and French and German banks associated with them were positioned to make a fortune during the 2010 financial crisis by
1. having their instrument at the heart of government, namely, Mandelson to encourage a 500 billion bailout by tax payers for them
2 having Mandelson inform Epstein and their circle in advance of the decision enabling them to posiition their trades for the maximum profit
A Cabinet Minister merely signs a few contracts with a private company ostensibly to supply vital services to the UK but in reality a totalitarian surveillance system is installed under the control of the Billionaires through the back door.
Much of power of this tiny clique over the broad public depended and still depends on their capacity to install the tools of a totalitarian bureaucracy into the day to day business of governments, tools are run by private companies with little oversight. And it looks like Mandelson was a linking figure between the Epsten, Rothschild criminal group and the government, promoting the decision by Sunak and Starmer to give Palantir control of sensitive data also in the NHS.
The NHS played a vital role in the covid jab campaign and the cover up of the mass excess deaths.
Legislation for state assisted euthanasia has been passed by Starmer.
Pandemic plans promoting also the lockdowns and mass vaccinations with experimental jabs implemented during covid were also integrated into the government policies by the stroke of a ministerial pen and without scrutiny by parliament, a vote or discussion in the media.
This, despite their impact on human rights and massive cost to tax payers.
There was virtually no media converage on the incorporation of these monumental pandemic plans into the government bureaucracy because the media is also controlled by the Epstien, Rothschild mafia.
Mandelson as well as Starmer s role in faciliating and enabling Palantir to control vast amounts of NHS, UK defence and other government data is pivotal in understanding to the way the UK is turning into a totalitarian bureaucracy run by a group of utterly vile paedophiles without public debate or parliamentary scrutiny.
The covid jab scheme to coerce and lure people to take toxic jabs using false claims is a monstrously evil scheme continuous with the monstrously evil abuse of girls at the hands of this circle.
From media
Police remove boxes of material from Peter Mandelson's homes in London and Wiltshire amid Epstein leak probe - as PM says 'significant volume' of material to be looked at over US role
It came as the Daily Mail uncovered further sensational details about Lord Mandelson's dealings with Epstein, with whom he remained close even after the financier had been jailed for child sex offences.
One bombshell email seemingly showed the pair discussing confidential negotiations over a £10billion Ministry of Defence contract while Lord Mandelson was business secretary in Mr Brown's government.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15536539/Police-remove-boxes-material-Peter-Mandelsons-homes-London-Wiltshire-amid-Epstein-leak-probe-PM-says-significant-volume-material-looked-US-role.html
Peter Mandelson’s involvement with the US tech company Palantir must be exposed to full public transparency, campaigners have said, amid fears he may have leaked more sensitive information than is alleged in his emails to Jeffrey Epstein.
Palantir, a $300bn company that provides military technology to the Israel Defense Forces and AI-powered deportation targeting for Donald Trump’s ICE units, has UK government contracts worth more than £500m. Global Counsel, a lobbying company Mandelson co-founded and part-owns, also works for Palantir.
The cabinet secretary, Sir Chris Wormald, is being urged to release information about Mandelson’s role when the British embassy arranged for Keir Starmer to visit Palantir’s showroom in Washington DC in February 2025 shortly after Mandelson became ambassador to the US.
Mandelson and Starmer met the company’s chief executive Alex Karp and were shown the company’s military technology. Karp signed a strategic partnership with the UK defence secretary, John Healey, seven months later and in January the Ministry of Defence (MoD) signed a £241m three-year contract with Palantir to “boost military AI and innovation”.
Alex Burghart, a Conservative MP and shadow chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster, also urged Wormald to review Palantir’s latest MoD contract “given the allegations now coming to light about Mandelson’s conduct”.
Starmer’s meeting with Palantir did not appear in the prime minister’s register of visits and was acknowledged only in subsequent disclosures, Burghart said. He said Palantir’s MoD contract “was granted by direct award” – without competition – and asked that the cabinet secretary check there were “no other such contracts, no other such undisclosed meetings”.
Calls for transparency came after Mandelson was apparently shown to have forwarded to Epstein highly sensitive information he received as business secretary under Gordon Brown in 2009, including government responses to the global financial crisis. Epstein received a prison sentence for child sex offences in 2008 but was able to keep working and Mandelson stayed in contact with him.
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“In light of Lord Mandelson now facing investigation for allegedly leaking ‘sensitive information’ to Jeffrey Epstein, we believe it is important to examine whether similar behaviour took place elsewhere,” Donald Campbell, the director of advocacy at Foxglove, told Wormald in a letter sent on Wednesday.
Speaking in parliament, the former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn called for an independent inquiry into the wider Mandelson affair and described “a gilded friendly web” around Mandelson “under which favours were done, contracts apparently awarded, this ghastly company Palantir trying to get hold of our National Health Service apparently at the behest of Mandelson and others”.
Palantir’s contracts with the UK government have caused controversy. The British Medical Association said last week that doctors could refuse to use Palantir’s £340m NHS federated data platform in some cases, in protest over the tech company’s role in facilitating ICE activity in the US.
Palantir was co-founded by the billionaire tech investor Peter Thiel who has supported Trump. Emails released by the Ministry of Justice suggest that Epstein also had a relationship with Thiel.
Zack Polanski, the Green party leader, said in a letter to the health secretary, Wes Streeting: “There are worrying questions to answer about his role in the government’s deal with Palantir – a spy-tech firm co-founded by a man who thinks the NHS should be ‘ripped up’.
“Was the government’s decision to trust this controversial company with British people’s most sensitive and personal health data made on the basis of what’s best for our country – or was it yet another dodgy backroom deal brokered by Mandelson for the benefit of his rich pals?”
Chi Onwurah, the chair of the science and technology committee, said: “We have raised questions about Palantir’s public sector contracts, how and why they came about and whether the UK should be dependent on large, US-based providers. We will be publishing our findings shortly, but it is clear that the government should prioritise greater sovereign capability in emerging technologies, and review its dependence on these firms.”
While Mandelson resigned as director of Global Counsel in May 2024, he has continued to retain shares in the consultancy, according to records at Companies House.
“We need the full picture on Mandelson’s involvement,” said Campbell. “Anything else risks irreparable damage to public trust.”
Palantir declined to comment. Mandelson, the Cabinet Office and the Ministry of Defence have been approached for comment.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/feb/04/peter-mandelson-palantir-jeffrey-epstein-government
The UK’s original defense contract with Palantir, valued at £75 million, was awarded by the Conservative government in 2022 — also without a competitive process. The Tories also awarded the company a £330 million contract to overhaul the National Health Service’s patient data system in the UK in 2023.
Palantir employed Fleetwood Strategy, a firm co-founded by then-Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s election guru, Isaac Levido, in the run-up to procuring that contract, according to a register of its lobbying interests.
Palantir “has got its claws into our health, our police and now our defence,” said Duncan McCann, head of tech and data at the UK-based Good Law Project, which has long campaigned against its role in Britain’s NHS. Palantir’s contracts should be put “on hold until we can unravel why the government got into bed with” the firm, he said.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-06/mandelson-had-no-role-in-palantir-s-uk-defense-deal-healey-says?srnd=homepage-europe
Where is the controversy around Palantir coming from?
Epstein had close business links to Palantir co-founder Peter Thiel, through a venture capital fund, Valar Ventures. Thiel and Epstein worked together from 2014-2019, up until Epstein’s final arrest and after he had pleaded guilty to soliciting prostitution from minors.
Mandelson too had strong links to Palantir. He founded a political lobbying firm, Global Counsel. This firm was hired by Palantir in 2018 to help procure UK Government contracts, while Epstein and Peter Thiel were still linked. Mandelson stopped his involvement with Global Counsel when he was appointed as UK ambassador to the US but still held shares in the firm.
By this point, Palantir had already secured the £330 million contract with the NHS. The company now holds over £670 million worth of contracts with the UK government, including the NHS contract as well as others. Keir Starmer visited the US Headquarters of Palantir in early 2025, as part of an official visit to the White House, a meeting facilitated by Mandelson and taking place while Palantir was still a client of Global Counsel.
Following the recent disclosures, Mandelson is currently under investigation by the Metropolitan Police for misconduct in public office. There is increasing pressure on Starmer, including from his own MPs, to reveal just how much he knew about Mandelson’s links to Epstein, with calls for full transparency despite the pending police investigation.
Starmer admitted to Parliament that he was in fact aware that Mandelson had maintained contact with Epstein even after his conviction. Mandelson’s reputation for operating behind the scenes, controlling messaging and aggressive strategic role in party politics had earned him the nickname ‘Prince of Darkness’ as early as the mid 1980’s, when he was Labour’s Director of Communications under leader Neil Kinnock.
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Palantir’s contract with the NHS has already been the subject of serious opposition, given the company’s links to the Israel Defense Forces and US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the nature of how the contract was procured, and concerns around abuse of patient data. The Mandelson affair will undoubtedly put this contract under more scrutiny when it comes up for renewal in 2027, with mounting evidence indicating that it must not be renewed.
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However, Palantir is not the only private company that is undermining the health service. There must be full transparency in how NHS contracts are procured. Wes Streeting has accepted up to £372,000 from private health companies and has no ideological commitment to keeping private profit out of public health. Streeting instead prefers to join his predecessors in welcoming in the private sector as ‘partners’.
https://keepournhspublic.com/mandelson-palantir-and-the-nhs/
