Twice now I tried to post this and it disappears. It involves a name that led to the DOSS attack plus an Israeli PM and Peter Thiel Peter Thiel is a good guy and a Trump supporter, so it may come as an alarm to him that an Israeli company he invested in is up to its neck in people connected to Epstein. The company is a data gathering company that uses individuals' android phones to collect and analyze location audio and video information.   Furthermore the company is now rolling out its service first in Mexico, which raises the question of how the information might be abused and used by the cartels. The company name is Carbyne:  https://carbyne911.com/about/ Carbyne's people:  https://carbyne911.com/team/. which includes Nicole Junkermann and Ehud Barak. Junkermann put the deal together between the Founders Fund/Thiel and Ehud Barak's Carbyne: https://carbyne911.com/series-b-round/ : “It is critically important that we fix our dilapidated emergency response systems around the world,” said Trae Stephens, Partner at Founders Fund. “Carbyne’s technology will replace outdated infrastructure and provide powerful new capabilities to first responders.” “Founders Fund’s participation in this investment round is extremely significant,” said Carbyne Founder & CEO Amir Elichai. “Aside from the enormous pride we take in being their first investment in Israel, the value brought by such a fund – which helped build some of Silicon Valley’s legendary companies – is enormous. We are looking at a vast market with enormous potential and we’re only just scratching the surface. We couldn’t ask for a better partner for our team, this is only the beginning of our transformation of the global emergency communication ecosystem. Special thanks to Nicole Junkermann and the team at NJF Capital who provided valuable partnership and investor advice, introducing us to the brilliant people at Founders Fund. I’m looking forward to working with them all in the future.” “People expect cutting-edge, highly effective services when it comes to emergencies and public safety,” said former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, Carbyne’s Chairman of the Board and seed investor. “That is what makes Carbyne and its wide-ranging, advanced technologies so in demand. Their founders and the team are so creative, focused and energetic that I’m confident that, with the entry of Founders Fund, a great future lies ahead for the company.” Epstein is an investor in Carbyne.  Michael Cohen was paid a large sum from another investor in Carbyne.: https://www.calcalistech.com/ctech/articles/0,7340,L-3766639,00.html "According to findings by Mueller’s investigative team, CNTP has made seven payments to Cohen, each of $83,000, between January and August of 2017. During that time, Cohen and Intrater had maintained close contact, exchanging 320 phone calls and 920 text messages between election day in November 2016 and July 2017. Carbyne was incorporated in 2014 as Reporty Homeland Security Ltd., before rebranding in early 2018. Barak, who invested $1 million in the company in 2015, serves as its chairman. Carbyne develops a cloud-based platform that allows emergency dispatchers to receive GPS data, video and audio transmission, and to use texting services to supplement voice-in distress calls. The Tel Aviv-based company has raised nearly $22 million to date according to Pitchbook data, from backers including Peter Thiel’s venture capital firm Founders Fund. Carbyne company documents reviewed by Calcalist show that Intrater entered as an investor in September 2017, having bought 24% of Carbyne’s series A-1 preferred stock. To facilitate his own investment in Carbyne (then still named Reporty), Barak formed a limited partnership that he incorporated as Sum (E.B.) 2015. Sum owns 100% of Carbyne’s series A preferred stock. Jeffrey Epstein, the American multimillionaire businessman now at the center of an underage sex trafficking scandal, is another partner at Sum, having invested money into the venture as early as 2015, as first reported last week by Haaretz."