Thanks for putting this info summary up @cantsleepawink.

A real gold mine of information!

This whole Panda as a mascot for molested children meme is interesting, but I've been having a hard time assembling details.

One of the more curious things is that several states have mandated a program they call PANDA (Preventing Abuse and Neglect through Dental Awareness.) It's obvious they really struggled to figure out a program name they could use PANDA for as the acronym. Going to keep looking out for clues.

Crude breakdown of the video:

Starts with an introduction to what is the Palantir system. They handle the database of NCMEC, government and banking. Funded mainly by 2 sources In-Q-tel CIA and venture fund of Malaysian government. Blockchain system – Reference to Pizzagate-type transactions

7:00 Mention of Seth Rich and Panda network, MPG vans, Clintons and datamining 8:00 Dark net, bitcoin, crypto-mining, blockchain backdoors. Creating a giant network sucking up everyone’s information.

25:00 Court case that Palantir has with NYPD. Comments on the possible consequences of using predictive analytics from data gathered from the cloud.

28:00 Politico article on Peter Thiel as Donald Trump’s ‘shadow president’: Jared Kushner introduced Thiel to Trump and from then, the influence that Thiel has had within the Trump administration. Palantir may be the system that the deep state is using.

38:00 Criminal Justice Information System and D wave quantum system: real time systems and the CIA. Dyncorp, DARPA, different AI factions. Palantir suing Army- discusses court case.

56:00 More information on Seth Rich. WiMax. Panda network.

1:08:00 Malaysian government involvement.

1:12:00 encrypted transactions related to illegal processes like drug running or child trafficking

Blockchain startup falls apart after owner spat

One of the UK’s first government-approved suppliers of blockchain technology has ceased operations

The Isle of Man-based business, which was founded in 2014 by Nick Williamson and Eric Benz, closed its doors last month, according to people familiar with the matter.

Benz is now a managing director of crypto currency startup Cryptopay. The business was set up by George Basiladze and Dmitry Gunyashov in 2013. Its bitcoin wallet allows its customers to buy, store and send the currency globally and also offers corporates bitcoin payments.

Interlock: Art, Conspiracy, and the Shadow Worlds of Mark Lombardi

The collaboration enabled the CIA to apply technology Las Vegas used to identify card sharks to link analysis for terrorists in conjuction with a parallel data-mining effort by the US Special Operations Command-Defense Intelligence Agency operation known as Able Danger.

Isle of Man Trials First Government -Run Blockchain Project

Nick Williamson, CEO of Pythia, the startup behind Credits, told CoinDesk the move highlighted the "wider use" of blockchain technology outside digital currencies.

https://www.money2020europe.com/speakers/nick-williamson

Nick Williamson is the CEO & Founder of Pythia, the company behind Credits. Nick started his career working in a Hedge Fund Administration while attending Illinois Institute of Technology on a Cross Country & Track scholarship. Eventually Nick realized his first true calling and became an online professional poker player. Through his unique skillset and leadership qualities, Nick caught the eye of Pokerstars and was hired to manage the Product & Operations of Ring Games; the largest real-money online poker product in the world. It was during 2010 when Nick was first introduced to Blockchain technology via Bitcoin and quickly became a leader in the space, contributing to numerous open source projects. This work would eventually lead to conceptualizing and building Credits; A Hybrid framework providing interoperable, built-to-purpose blockchains.

Situation Report: CIA venture group funds video recorder firm

On June 27, In-Q-Tel, the venture arm of the Central Intelligence Agency and other members of the United States intelligence community, announced a strategic partnership with Looxcie, makers of the first ever “wear and share” videocam recorders. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. In-Q-Tel, created in 1999, is the foremost strategic investor on behalf of the US Intelligence Community. Originally called “Peleus”, In-Q-Tel was initially associated with the CIA’s Directorate of Science and Technology (DS&T).

The Report of the Independent Panel on the CIA In-Q-Tel Venture (2001) [pdf]

Unlike a true venture capital model, In-Q-Tel is more aptly described as a “technology accelerator,” seeking speed and agility in discovering innovative IT solutions for the Agency. In-Q-Tel differs from private venture capital models in the following ways. In-Q-Tel:

• Places its value proposition on obtaining IT solutions, not foremost on return on equity or asset;

• Deals always result in a product or service (e.g. feasibility assessment, test product or prototype);

• Investments are more likely to provide value to the portfolio companies beyond cash: - Investment is ”smart money” in its portfolio companies; that is, In-Q-Tel provides portfolio companies with intellectual capital, technology-related experience and the Agency as a potential test-bed; and

• Due diligence process is more strict: - In-depth investigation into the company’s structure and financial status as well as the ability of the proposed technology to meet the Agency problem domain is completely evaluated before forming a contract.

In-Q-Tel model diagram http://imgur.com/a/0X73n