Leaked List Exposes Secret Club of Powerful Figures Led by Tech Billionaire Peter Thiel

A leaked membership list has exposed the inner workings of Dialog, a clandestine network reportedly led by controversial tech billionaire Peter Thiel. The group, which has operated in secrecy since 2006, is said to comprise powerful figures from government, politics, and the tech industry, along with notable authors and cultural personalities.

According to reports by American tech magazine Wired, which obtained the confidential list, members include current U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Senator Ted Cruz, and former Trump advisor Jared Kushner. Thiel, co-founder of PayPal and Palantir, is described as a divisive figure known for his anti-democratic views and advocacy for a tech-centric world order. His recent engagement with religious and philosophical themes, including warnings about the end times, adds another layer to his public persona.

Dialog reportedly holds annual multi-day meetings near Dublin, Ireland, where participants engage in discussions on topics such as navigating global conflicts, nuclear energy, and political strategy. The network is also rumored to offer an internal dating app for its elite members, many of whom are reportedly preoccupied with artificial intelligence and the pursuit of eternal life. The leak, attributed to Swiss hacktivist Maia Arson Crimew, originated from a security vulnerability on the group's website, revealing the names of over 200 alleged members.