Palantir’s Secret Power Isn’t Just Powerful — It’s Straight Out of a Lord of the Rings Nightmare
A Christian Investigation into Peter Thiel's Surveillance Empire and Its Biblical Implications

In J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings, the palantír was a seeing-stone that allowed users to perceive distant events and communicate across vast distances. But these mystical orbs came with a terrible price: they could be corrupted by dark powers, turning even the wise into servants of evil. Most chilling was the scene where Saruman the White—once a noble wizard—uses his palantír to commune directly with Sauron, the embodiment of evil itself.
Today, a company bearing that exact name operates as one of America's most powerful surveillance entities, processing petabytes of data weekly with virtually no oversight. The question every Christian must ask is not merely whether this is coincidence, but whether we are witnessing the construction of the very surveillance apparatus that Scripture…




