Tom, that’s utter nonsense, and you know it. It’s like saying that without Facebook and Cambridge Analytica fewer people would have been able to connect and throw virtual parties. And when you say "while they protest", you’re talking about technical experts who know you, and who understand precisely what Palantir does and are challenging the company on technical, ethical and political grounds. As you’ll probably remember, I was Chairman of the British Interactive Media Association (BIMA) when you were Minister for Digital Engagement and Civil Service Issues. You don’t have the technical background to justify presenting yourself as an authority on Palantir’s technology. Your value to Palantir is your access to government, politics, and the media. You advised the company from 2024 - while they were winning government contracts without having to go through procurement processes like everyone else. Alex Karp has said: "Our product is used, on occasion, to kill people" and his co-founders? So answer the constructive things people say instead of falling back to ideological statements. Everyone can see through them. When Palantir technology contributes to a decision that results in the wrong person being killed, what do you call that? A casualty of war? A false positive?