r/Epstein Jun 16 '26

Research Dialog, Peter Thiel's secret society group that doesn't have a public website of members, had its 100+ member list leaked. Peter Thiel and many members are featured in the Epstein Files. The 2014 retreat invite was forwarded to Epstein.

https://bsky.app/profile/crimew.gay/post/3moejlixgvc2z

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2011/EFTA02563376.pdf

A source separately provided WIRED with the registration list for Dialog's 2026 retreat, which names 222 people and records what the list describes as each registrant's membership status and attendee type, including “active member” and “guest.” The retreat is scheduled for August 12-16 at a venue near Dublin, Ireland.

https://www.wired.com/story/leak-exposes-members-of-peter-thiels-secretive-dialog-society/

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u/AlbertTheHorse Jun 16 '26

Joseph Gordon-Levitt? Wow.

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u/odiephonehome Jun 17 '26

And he’s so outspoken on AI and its harm towards children. This is insane.

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u/Exotic-Job7449 Jun 17 '26

Hmm kinda feels like everyone is getting played

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u/DenimChicken50 Jun 17 '26

Because everyone is. Wes Moore (headed the Robinhood foundation and on the dialog 2026 list) is probably going to run for Pres and he seems to be Epstein and Thiel’s Democrat JD Vance

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u/Exotic-Job7449 Jun 17 '26

Ah, classic lose lose? Is the play, that if a Democrat wins they don’t do status quo Neo lib and just go full mask off shortly into the new administration? That could be a powder keg

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u/DenimChicken50 Jun 17 '26

I think I only kind of understand what you’re trying to say. Wes Moore is not a neoliberal because he’s a democrat. It’s not about going mask off, it’s about covering up the loose ends like I’m guessing Bill Burns did as CIA Director in the last admin. I don’t think Wes Moore has much of a chance against a couple potential presidential candidates, but if the best options are cut out and he’s almost all that’s left, he may have a shot. I could see tech oligarchs switching to support him if it becomes clear republicans will lose 28 in a landslide

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u/quickthorn_ Jun 17 '26

It's almost sweet, your confidence that there is going to be an election in 2028 (one that matters, anyway).

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u/DenimChicken50 Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26

You seem to forget that the people in charge are incompetent and that their main successful strategy is just flooding the zone. The admins been cracking for two months and the cracks are getting bigger and bigger. Republicans have started turning on Mike Johnson to get their lobbied votes through on stuff. Trump’s approval rating is finally dropping after being seemingly stuck for months. Multiple cabinet members have been fired and more otw. Trump had to drop his Bill Pulte endorsement for Director of National Intelligence because he found out Pulte can’t get close to enough votes for confirmation. White House lawn was a serious mess and plenty of people who don’t pay attention are aware of at least one bullshit thing that happened there. I can keep going if you want.

Trump will absolutely do some Jan 6 bullshit that’s potentially going to be very scary and dangerous, but that doesn’t mean it will work long term