I'm sure it's all good that Peter Teal and Palunteer are building out the surveillance state that's going to rule the world. That they're having a secret society meeting with all the most important powerful people in government, finance, tech, media, etc. Not telling you about it. I'm sure it's all good.
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0:38Peter Teal's Secret Society just got exposed online. A hacker discovered that their members list was just in the code on their website and has leaked it all on the internet. 222 names. Wired has done an expose and corroborated over a hundred of those names. And there's a whole discussion to be had because the names that mark Peter Teal's secret society, they're not just tech executives. They're not just hot gay men that Peter Teal wants to get in with.
1:07They include treasury secretaries, members of the intelligence community, senior members of the military, members of government, senators, lots of venture capitalists, bankers from around the world, entertainers, movie stars. It's kind of like Bilderberg 2026. This secret society has existed for 20 years, but hardly any reporting, hardly any information exists about them. They always put their phones in Faraday cages. They fly around the world. They even apparently have diplomatic delegations to Pakistan of all places.
1:37This story will be enough to get you wondering exactly who does control the world. And how much do we not know about this dialogue society that's operating right underneath all of our noses? Today is Thursday, June 18th. The story is breaking as of yesterday. And hopefully we'll get more information coming soon.
1:53But for now, we're going to dive all into it into everything we know into Peter Teal and his whole gay thing he has going on over there in Silicon Valley. Welcome to Cancel and Carol.
2:02Let's get into it. So, for most people, the story starts with Wired publishing this expose two days ago on June 16th.
2:09Leak exposes members of Peter Teal's secretive dialogue society. Technically, the actual story starts with the leaker Maya Arson Crimu posting this post on June 15th of this year, just a couple days ago, on Blue Sky. This post includes a raw list of 113 names that we'll go over a little bit. Wired picked it up, did a whole bunch more investigating, and got a whole bunch more information on these names. These names read a lot like a Jeffrey Epstein flight log. They read a lot like a Bilderberg meeting. They read a lot like a conspiracy theorist would expect.
2:44Lawrence Summers is down there.
2:46Obviously, Peter Teal is there, but obviously Siobhan Zillis, Elon Musk, baby mama, um, is on there. We'll get into all of these names a lot a little bit more later, but first some of the interesting things out of this article.
2:57So, this group, this secret society is called the Dialogue Society. It's a private invitationonly organization co-founded in 2006. 2006. That is 20 years ago by the billionaire tech investor Peter Teal. It convenes US officials, foreign government figures, and Silicon Valley executives at off therecord annual retreats. Dialogue has spent two decades declining to disclose its members. Two decades. Think about everything that Peter Teal has been up to in the last two decades. Also remember that his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein that we still don't know the full extent of, but we know that he lied about it multiple times to try to
3:32cover it up. We know that there was a financial relationship with Jeffrey Epste that falls squarely in the middle of these 20 years. And we know from the Epstein files, we'll go over this in a second, that Jeffrey Epste did receive an invite to this event in I believe 2014. It might have been 2016. We'll check in just a minute. There's no evidence that he attended, but the overlap of people like Reed Hoffman and there's some pretty strong overlap of attendees between these two things. So, they got this hacker didn't have to do a whole lot of hacking apparently because a directory in the website's code was
4:04revealed by the Swiss activist Maya Arson Crimu. She's known for exposing the US government's no-fly list and breaching the surveillance camera company Verata. So, she is, you know, bonafideed. Creu tells Wired that the directory surfaced via an anonymous tip and then Wired independently verified its contents. Another source separately provided Wired with the registrations list for their 2026 retreat which names 222 people. So Crimu's list is shorter and that's published in its entirety. We don't really have context on who on that list is a member versus just a one-time attendee. It's all very vague and
4:37obviously it's a secret society. But Wired got their hands on the complete 222 person list for this year's event.
4:46then they're being [ __ ] and they're not actually publishing the whole thing because like journalistic integrity and all this [ __ ] but they do name some uh pretty spicy names in this reporting.
4:55The retreat is scheduled for August 12th to 16th at a venue near Dublin, Ireland.
4:59A lot of press and a lot of people are paying attention to these really weird [ __ ] session names that they have at this event. These are a bunch of gay ass billionaires. I mean that literally and figuratively. A bunch of tech executive freakazoids. And so this is like the plebs have TPUSA indoctrination camp.
5:18The billionaires have Peter Teal cult camp where they have sessions like quote money does buy happiness. Bring back nuclear navigating World War II battlefield technologies and how's your sex life? Do you want Peter Teal in it?
5:33You know, like up in the back of it.
5:35Other talks include build a cult moderated by the founder of the Christian networking site pray.com and build a party run by a former White House national security official. That's great. We have a Peter Teal run secret society with sessions about building cults and building political parties.
5:53What could go wrong? [clears throat] Together alongside the mundane fair of a typical thought leadership conference, the documents show an extraordinary convergence of power. The registration records list General Alexis Grinkovich, NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe.
6:07Peter Teal's gay ass from the tech world in Silicon Valley, founded a secret society 20 years ago that I'm sure was Ricky Dink back then. It has now grown so that in 2026, the Supreme Allied Commander Europe is attending Peter Teal's secret society. But that's not all. He's been attending the society since 2021. Must be having a good time.
6:29The website directory names sitting Trump administration officials, two US senators, six members of the PayPal mafia, a former Middle East chief of intelligence, and a sitting ambassador to the United States, along with the founders and directors of many of the country's largest surveillance, data brokerage, and advertising data companies, and a lot more people, too.
6:46We'll go over it. Those executives appear sidebyside with senior US officials overseeing their industries.
6:50What Wired points out, and I guess the journalistic reason why Wired isn't just publishing all the names that they got, all 222 of them, they're all private citizens. It's a private event. There's no they're not implicitly guilty in anything from attending this event except being a [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] That's my opinion. But they are publishing names of sort of conflicts of interest that are attending this event.
7:10So executives of tech companies that are attending the same event and on the same list there are regulators or government officials that are supposed to be contra to those tech executives or military and contractors that sort of have a conflict of interest by coorting in secret with Chatham House rules with no phones and no media, no press. So those various pairings and conflicts that they do publish here is a bunch of executives appearing sideby-side with senior US officials that oversee their industries.
7:40Orin Hoffman, Dialog's chairman, founded the location data broker Safegraph. He appears in the directory alongside Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant who's gay. That's going to be a theme here in case you Yeah, it's going to be a joke and it's going to be a theme. Also, Senator Ted Cruz, who's gay, you know, chairman of the Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee, which oversees the Federal Trade Commission and is data privacy authority. Palanteer co-founder Joe Lansdale, who was in the news recently for being gay. I'm kidding. For doxing a 19-year-old and being a strong Jew, see our recent video about that.
8:11Obviously, he's a co-founder of Palunteer. Not surprising that he's attending a Peter Teal event. He's listed in the same society as Army Secretary Dan Driscoll and Representative Jim Hemes, the ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, which oversees agencies Palanteer contracts with. So, Palunteers there and all the military compatriots of them are there. None of the individuals named in this story responded to request for comment. Rafi Grinberg, who lists himself as Dialog's executive director on his LinkedIn profile and is the author of the self-help book, How to be a grown-up, did not respond to a request for
8:40comment. So, the registration record appears to not only show who belongs to Dialogue, but who attends. Of the 222 people that are signed up for the 2026 retreat, according to the leaked records, 87 are marked as firsttime attendees. Other list others list history stretching back more than a decade and a handful to the society's founding 20 years ago. So based on what the Wired article says, I'm piecing together that Wired seems to have been leaked a complete online like a complete internal document of the signups for this event. So, it's not just a list of names. It's the actual sign up forms that these people all filled out. And
9:16those signup forms appear to include not just their name and, you know, where they're from and what their occupation is, like what what why they're important, but it also includes like a bunch of questionnaires of like how do you see the world going and what's your opinion on this and that. And they get into some of those answers here, it would seem that are kind of fluff for the article. Some of them seem kind of interesting, kind of silly, kind of spooky. So, what ties the roster together more than any other is shared preoccupation with artificial intelligence, longevity, and the near future. Seems like a nice journalistic
9:46way of saying uh transhumanism. A bunch of freakazoid psychos transhumanists asked on a signup form to predict the future. Registrants returned again and again to the same theme that AI will reorder work, war, education, and belief within a few years. Several foresee mass labor displacement and a swing back towards unions and government programs.
10:04Others predict an AI winter, domestic terrorism targeting data centers, terrorism, and criminal defendants choosing AI lawyers over public defenders, or religious revival provoked by the disruption. members apparently list talents on their forms and some of them seem to have had fun with that field like funhouse construction and others seem to have been a little more serious on those fields like backcountry skiing, urban exploration, meditative and psychedelic inquiry into the nature of reality, compassion and existential dread someone brings to the conference.
10:35They apparently also give book recommendations in these applications.
10:39If you haven't figured it out by now, these elites are very eccentric, quirky.
10:43They like to sprinkle in lots of fun hobbies and side quests and funny dialogue boxes in their applications and maybe a little gay sex on the side. This form also gathers sensitive answers including each registrant's political leaning which dialogue promises will not be shared in the app or with other participants ever. Wired has regrettably decided not to include those answers. I would be curious for those private answers of these various people that they're naming that are publicly presenting one form of political leaning. Be curious if their private answers match that, but we don't know cuz Wired is not releasing that. The
11:19leaked registration list also names senior figures absent from the public directory of 113. Randy Crosner, a former governor of the Federal Reserve who now serves on the Bank of England's financial policy committee, the mega bankers that rule the world. I wonder what ethnicity Randy Crosner identifies as. So, quick early life check. Brave AI says yes, Randy Crosner is Jewish.
11:38Former governor of the Federal Reserve.
11:40Who who would have guessed? Haley Hoffman, a former general counsel and acting chief of staff of the Drug Enforcement Administration. Jonathan Greenblat, the chief executive of the ADL. Peter Goler, the president of the KO Institute, a very powerful think tank. Think tanks are going to be a real theme here. We might even do a side quest to remind ourselves about the sort of think tank secret society connection, think tank to government connection. The Bilderberg Group comes to mind, but also other ones like the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, obviously the World Economic Forum. Sounds like the
12:10Dialogue Society has been an underground and very powerful one of these sort of secret society think tank groups that's been kind of operating in the modern era and probably gaining a lot of power and from the looks of it is probably far more significant than some of these other ones at this point, but it's kind of hard to tell. Ryan Ster is the executive director of the Charles Ko Foundation. If you know, you know, and Roger Myerson, a Nobel laureate economist at the University of Chicago.
12:33It also lists a cluster of Google and Google Deep Mind executives, among them Tom Louu, who leads global affairs for the company's frontier AI division, and one working journalist, Souad Mechnet, a national security correspondent for the Washington Post. She is listed as running an event called Ulysiz Book Club. So, journalists, I am under the impression, are super not allowed at this event. This Washington Post journalist must be very in the club to be trusted at this event, I would presume. The rest of the membership spans hedge fund and private equity billionaires, current and former foreign
13:01officials, network television actors, best-selling authors, and religious leaders. I believe Jake Gyllenhaal is mentioned somewhere in here, among others. One of several internal documents dialogue left exposed on the same online database that held its registration records is a guide for event moderators urging them to remind participants that everything is off the record, Chatham House rules, and that comments should be concise and non-obvious. I don't know what that means, but it sounds like it means if you're gonna say something super sketchy, maybe say it in a subtle way so that just in case no one can quote you
13:34later as saying, "We shall take over the world." That's kind of how that sounds to me. Maybe I'm misreading it, but it also coaches them to model brief introductions to avoid status signaling in a room full of senators, dignitaries, and tycoons. Wired points out the irony that the discipline imposed by the group did not extend to its website. So, this is founded by tech executive Peter Teal.
13:54They're all about AI. These are the smartest people in the world that are going to run the world secretly in place of your elected officials, but they don't know how to build a website that's secure. And apparently, pretty basic access is granted from their homepage to get all their private documentation and all of their signup forms, their secret members lists, and all of their secret private responses that were never going to be exposed. So, that's encouraging.
14:19Maybe these people should be a little more concerned with being good at their jobs than ruling the world secretly. Not very confidence inspiring. A separate dialogue page at app.dialog.org presents a sign-in screen for dialogue global 2026 outside Dublin. The page invites any visitor to sign in by email or Google account. Presents no terms of service. The directory was just embedded in the code of dialogue.org on a near empty page and was served to any visitor who viewed the page's source. So, it sounds like it was relatively easy to get to. I don't know. I'm I'm no hacker, but doesn't sound super complicated.
14:50Dialogue has operated with very little public footprint since its founding. It holds at least one retreat a year with assigned seating, moderated sessions, and a rule that nothing said is for attribution. That's the Chatham House rule. Past gatherings have been held at the Ritz Carlton Dove Mountain in Arizona and San Clemente Palace in Venice, Italy. We have a little bit of information about the one in Venice, Italy. There's a small handful of articles and journalism that's been done on this that we'll briefly cover, but this wired expose is definitely the most complete piece that we've got so far.
15:16Um, the statistician Andrew Gellman published one of Dialog's invitations to his blog in 2022. We'll look at that in a second. And it describes his format and a registration fee of more than $16,000, which is awfully cheap. Um, come on guys. Y'all are rich. You could charge a lot more, I'm sure. The 2014 retreat drew renewed attention this year when an invitation forwarded to the financier Jeffrey Epsteed in the US Department of Justice's release of the Epstein files. Wired had to do a bit of retraction because they mistook a Jeff Epstein that was on a list of past participants with that Jeffrey Epstein
15:48that is a CFO at Oracle with a very unfortunate name. So just to clarify this little piece for anyone interested in the story. There is an invitation in the Epstein files that's sent to the Jeffrey Epstein. We'll look at that. But that was conflated with an actual record of an attendee named Jeff Epste that is a different Jeff Epste. So, the Epstein was invited, but we don't know if he ever attended. The Oracle CFO, Jeff Epstein, apparently has attended in the past. Just to clarify, here is the Epstein files version of this invitation that was sent to Jeffrey Epstein 2012, 16 months before the event. In the
16:24invitation to try to, you know, sweeten the deal, this is just the first page of it, but they have a whole list of attendees to the 2014 event to try to, you know, butter people up and get them to come. And we can actually look at that whole PDF here. We'll briefly scroll it, see if we see any interesting names. So, this is actually the EFTA file on the justice.gov website in its original format. Couple of redactions, couple of founders names are redacted for some reason. First name of Mr. Athy, professor of economics at Harvard University is redacted. Steven Cohen, co-founder of Palunteer, Adam D'Angelo,
16:57CEO of Quora and a former CTO of Facebook. He also did a little stint on the board of OpenAI in the in their little transition period when everything went to [ __ ] Here's Jeff Epste, former CFO of Oracle. Richard H, the president of the Council of Foreign Relations.
17:10Speaking of think tanks and secret societies. If you know, you know. Reed Hoffman, because Reed Hoffman has to go to every single sketchy gathering on the goddamn planet. I can't believe this man still has a job. It's probably because he's never said anything offensive about a Jew. If you don't know, that's a reference to our most recent expose on the 19-year-old that decided to cancel his life because he said something offensive to a Jew. Gary Kasparov, former world chess champion. Henry Kravis, co-CEO of KKR. Very powerful.
17:38Very, very powerful. If you know, you know. Laura and Gary Louderder, general partners of Louder Partners from the Louderder family. Think Ronald Louderder of the Estee Lauder company. Kevin Warsh, the son-in-law of Ronald Lauder, who is now the chair of the Federal Reserve. Joe Londale, the co-founder of Palunteer. Some retired four-star generals in here. Chimath Polyatia, CEO, Social and Capital, former VP Growth Mobile International at Facebook. He shows up in all kinds of documentation like this. Robert Rubin, co-chairman, Council on Foreign Relations, former US Secretary of the Treasury. Yeah, this is
18:11very tied into all of the think tanks.
18:13This is the deep state, just through and through the corporate, the tech, the military, the governmental, they're all here. And then there's other randos.
18:21There's so many I'm skipping over, but just random things like this guy right here, Angelo Sotira, the CEO of Deviant Art, which is like an art sharing platform online for artists. Kind of weird. Obviously, Peter Teal.
18:34Interesting. Michael Wolf, CEO of Activate, the former president and COO of MTV Networks, former partner of McKenzie, former senior partner Booze Allen and Hamilton. Quite the resume there. And uh just for funsies to cap it off, Carl Theodore Zoo Gutenberg, former minister of defense of Germany, former minister of economics and technology in Germany. And then bunch of trash. So that was the invitation sent to Jeffrey Epstein all the way back in 2012 for the 2014 event. Obviously, we don't know for sure that all those people did attend.
19:03Those were just who they were listing as attendees for that event to try to sweeten the deal. It's possible that Jeffrey Epste did attend. We don't know.
19:10Seems probable that he would have loved to attend. Just for fun, while we're listing names, let's get into this original leaked list of names that Maya Arson Crimu published on Blue Sky. This is what sort of spurred Wired's expose on it. I don't know how Wired got their expose out after just one day. If they work at light speed or if they were working with Maya Crimu in the background and then they published sort of simultaneously or what? I'm not really clear on that. There's not a lot of details coming out. Maybe we'll get more reporting coming soon. But Maya did publish her list of 113 names in raw
19:43form. Wired was more close to the chest with theirs, and they only published names that they sort of thought were significant for their own reasons. But I'll just scroll this list and point out a couple that stand out to me. Peter Aia, recent scandals with Peter Aia, if you uh if you know, you know. Scott Bessant is here. Cy Booker, senator from New Jersey. Scooter Braun, the CEO of Hib America, founder of Ethical Holdings, recently in the news from the Justin Bieber scandals that happened.
20:11Manuel Bronstein, chief product officer of Roblox. Interesting. Julian Castro, the former secretary of US Department of Housing and Urban Development. Ted Cruz, senator from Texas. Adam D'Angelo, we already mentioned Dan Driscoll, Secretary of the US Army. Tim Ferris, the author of the 4-Hour Work Week. [ __ ] you, Tim. You sell out. Joseph Gordon Levit, the actor. Sam Harris, the podcast host. No wonder no one believes a [ __ ] word he says. Sam [snorts] Harris is in the club. Reed Hoffman, who we already mentioned. Ezra Klene, opinion columnist for the New York Times, founder and former editor-inchief
20:43of Vox. Go figure. Henry Kravis, we already mentioned. Oh, Jared Kushner.
20:48Jared Kushner is in this club. They're all in this club. So, you can assume that Zionism is probably quite well represented here. You can assume that the Silicon Valley gay tech mafia is obviously very well represented here, being founded by Peter Teal. We're seeing government quite well represented here. The most corrupt of the bunch.
21:04We're seeing not necessarily secret societies, but think tanks extremely well represented here. Another one, Leonard Leo, former executive vice president of the Federalist Society. Joe Lansdale. Lisa Monaco, former deputy attorney general and US Department of Justice. Elon Musk, founder and CEO of SpaceX, co-founder and CEO of Tesla Motors. Elon Musk attending Dialogue Society 2026. I mean, he never did apparently get to visit the island, so he's got to go have some fun where he can. We got Stephen Pinker. We got Robert Rubin. We've got Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google and Alphabet.
21:35We've got Larry Summers, the former president of Harvard University, former secretary of the US Treasury, extremely good friend of Jeffrey Epstein, though he tried to cover it up. And then I just thought it was interesting that Siobhan Zill is the director of Neurolink, and Elon Musk, baby mama, is also attending.
21:49Um, I thought that this list included Tulsi Gabbard. Did I just miss Tulsi Gabbard on this one? No. Tulsi Gabbard comes up in other places. We'll find Tulsi Gabbard's name. So that is the original leak on blue sky and the list published by Maya Crimu. But then I wanted to know is there anything else out there on the internet about this dialogue society? Went digging and dug up a number of articles maybe a handful maybe four or five from across the years that add a little bit of context here.
22:17Just a little bit of context. We mentioned earlier how this math guy published his invitation to his own blog a couple years ago in 2022. and his invitation, similar to the one sent to Jeffrey Epstein, includes a partial list of dialogue participants for that year.
22:32And I just grabbed a couple of standout names, including Tulsi Gabbard, who we all know and have mixed feelings about.
22:39And I just also thought I would note that Johnny Moore shows up on here, founder and CEO of the Chyros company.
22:45If you're up and in this uh whole Charlie Kirk investigation, you know some stuff about Johnny Moore. He's attending the Dialogue Society, too, which I thought was interesting. Then there's this really weird article saga thing going on here where the dialogue society is apparently not just doing secret society standard [ __ ] where they meet in secret and talk about dominating the world and don't tell you what they're going to do, but they actually apparently go out and do dominating the world type [ __ ] like sending a delegation of super super important people to Pakistan to talk about Pakistan's economic reforms and
23:19investment potential of all places. One has to imagine that they probably send delegations to more significant countries than Pakistan. But maybe I'm just not informed on how significant Pakistan is these days. This is from 2025 and this is published in a Pakistani publication I believe. I'm not familiar with business recorder but just briefly there's a little bit more in the article. It's not super long but this snapshot is what stood out. So, Finance Minister Muhammad Arangz on Tuesday hosted a highlevel delegation from Dialogue, the global leadership platform founded by Peter Teal led by Ambassador
23:53Ali. The delegation included prominent international figures from government, technology and business sectors such as Simon Stevens, member of the UK House of Lords, Viet Valentine Dangler, member of Parliament Austria and founder of Draw.solutions, solutions. Yasmin Green, CEO Jigsaw and Google. Fatima Cardar, VP of Xbox, Microsoft, Shotti Martini, CEO of Multifaith Alliance, Evan Marwell, CEO, Education Superhighway, and Himanchu Gulati, member of Parliament of Norway, amongst others, read a statement. So Peter Teal's Secret Society is getting together a group that includes VPs of Xbox with members of
24:32Parliament of Norway with members of the UK House of Lords and members of the Austrian Parliament and sending them to Pakistan to talk about investments and growth opportunities with the Pakistani government. That's super weird and I think there's probably a lot of subtext, you know, what is not stated, what we don't know about other delegations that would be pretty interesting to know.
24:55Then there's this Axios piece that was published, I believe, yeah, last year in 2025 that exposed some stuff about dialogue apparently purchasing a campus in Washington DC. Because what does a secret society that wants to control the world need more than access to DC insiders directly than their own little secret campus in the heart of everything? They're preparing a major expansion, including a real estate purchase to build a campus in the DC suburbs. A tipster familiar with the group's plans tells Axios why it matters. Dialogue often compared to a tech era Bilderberg has quietly become one of the most elite and mysterious
25:31gatherings for CEOs, elected officials, and intellectual heavyweights. They were actively in discussions to buy a physical venue in Virginia just outside Washington to serve as a permanent hub for its off thereord meetings. The tipster said, "I am not entirely clear on whether this purchase ever actually went through. I'll look into it more, but just to wrap this up and explain the the gay jokes that we're making in here.
25:51If you don't know about this Wired piece about the gay tech mafia that was published at the beginning of 2026, it's quite the read. It has quite the cover art going on. It's kind of a big gossip column. It's a lot of anonymous sources, a lot of people speaking only under pseudonyms, a lot of hearsay, but it all adds up and it's all pretty obvious and a lot of is publicly available information. But when you put it all together, it starts to paint a sort of concerning picture. It's a little awkward to talk about because it's like, is it a horrible thing that there's gay people running companies? No. No, it's
26:25not. But there there is an undercurrent to it. Does it get more and more sketchy when you kind of have a a gay mafia style sort of relationship economy happening in one of the most important industries in the world? And are they monopolizing this industry based on their gayness or based on their merit?
26:42How much grooming is happening in this environment in Silicon Valley? How much darker, weirder [ __ ] How much trafficking? How much prostitution? How much other stuff is happening? Because you know when you look at the names on these various lists that we are not supposed to know about on the various islands that people aren't supposed to fly to at the various secret society gatherings that we're not supposed to understand or know about. You start to cross reference these names and realize that there might be something a little more nefarious to the sort of incircle lifestyle that these guys are living.
27:15you start to wonder like does your your gayness just extend to normal gayness or is there some more power complex and sketchy weird [ __ ] going on in there.
27:23Just how dark does this get? Because there's there's this funny kind of touchy taboo barrier in the conversation about gay people where it's like, yeah, gay rights, I agree. I mean, I come from the left. I have no animosity towards gay people at all. But having grown up in that sort of uh very liberal and kind of naive perspective, and then lived in this world and sort of learned more about how power structures work and how sex trafficking works and how very powerful billionaires work, not not like your average gay person, but your billionaires, you start to notice more and more that there's a lot of grooming
27:53in the gay world. You start to wonder like, I don't know. I mean, this is going to be a really hateful comment.
27:58There's gonna be a lot of bigotry going on here in a second, but like I don't know as we're exactly clear on how many gay people are born gay. Like are there really gay babies or is it kind of weird just the huge number of gay people that do have some sexual trauma in their past that have grooming in the backstory of their gay awakening? How many of these gay people would have been gay if they'd never had that one gay relationship when they were a young teenager that awoke them to their gayness? I I don't know the truth one way or another, but I do know that there's this really interesting quote down in here. I
28:31believe that this is attributed to another one of their anonymous sources because they're all anonymous sources in this article, but they point out something kind of important and controversial when you really read into it. Quote, "One of the key things to realize is that gays are different than straits in many different ways," says a longtime gay venture capitalist. Gays are cross-generational. Whilst straight people tend to spend more time with people their own age, that is not true with gay men. I can hang out with someone at an event who is 18 years old and Peter Teal might also be there. And
28:57that's a nice way of saying there's a lot of grooming in the gay community.
29:01There's a lot of older gay men grooming younger boys into the lifestyle. He put the age 18, but bro, that is specifically the legal limit.
29:12Specifically, I can't help but wonder if it's always 18 and up at all of these parties, at all of these quiet little gatherings. The article does describe how in Silicon Valley there's a gay party for everything. There's an exclusively gay network. You're only invited to the parties if you're gay.
29:30There's no women present. You can read it for yourself. I don't want to go through all the details. It's mostly just hearsay, but it all checks out. And it all centers pretty much around Peter Teal and his homies, his boys. But others are mentioned, obviously, like Sam Alman is mentioned. A bunch of them are mentioned. And when you couple that with the dialogue society, it kind of gets you wondering. It kind of gets you wondering. And listen, just to clarify one more time, I'm sure I'll get a lot of hate for this for those comments about gay people. I don't hate gay people. The the difficult conversation
29:56to have sometimes is that it's not strictly speaking natural. It It's not the evolutionary path that humans are intended to take cuz y'all don't make babies. Okay, let's just be clear. Y'all don't make babies. And so, if we all are gay, the human race ends, right? And so, personally, I've just always had a bit of a problem with people that live these sort of like deeply alternative lifestyles. It's way more obvious with trans people um that advocate for more of that. All good that you're gay, bro.
30:24Don't care. That's cool. You're just a person. Be a good person. You're good with me. But like there, it's kind of weird when we start advocating for more gay people. It's kind of weird when we start advocating. It's super weird. It's actually [ __ ] criminal in my opinion.
30:36When we start advocating for more trans people, cuz by your own admission, trans is a very hard lifestyle. It's very hard on you. There's a reason why trans people have the highest suicide rate.
30:45You can argue about why that is, but it's not an easy life, right? And I'm and I'm not saying this to hate on trans people specifically, although I find the militant ones to be abhorrent. But it's oxymoronic to be that way and to have the And this obviously I'm talking about trans people, not gay people, but it's a little oxymoronic, a little hypocritical to talk about how it's so hard to be trans that I need to cut off my genitals to fix my life. and then to in the same event, breath, speech, whatever you're doing to say, "Let's have more trans people." It's good to be trans. Doesn't square. It's not good to be trans. If
31:19you are trans, get on with your life. Be a good person. Do your best. Try to be happy and just chill. Just chill, bro.
31:25Just just chill. Just fit in and do your best and be a good person. But don't advocate for kids to become trans, you goddamn [ __ ] That's evil. And I can't help but feel a little bit of that, a little bit of that in the gay community as well. And in this kind of gay tech mafia grooming culture cult thing of like you're much more likely to get into Silicon Valley if you're gay.
31:50You're much more likely to get into these secret societies if you have sexual proclivities that go along with it. And I think probably just my outside view, some of those cultures and societies group up around gayness. Some of them group up around pedophilia and what Epstein was into. Some of them group up around other blackmailable traits and some of them just group up around being a piece of shits that are power- hungry. Dialogue Society seems to have a little bit of all of it. Can't really tell what it is. All we have is these few leaks, these list of names and some pretty sketchy subtext kind of
32:22written in below. But for now, I'm sure it's all good that Peter Teal and Palunteer are building out the surveillance state that's going to rule the world. that they're having a secret society meeting with all the most important powerful people in government, finance, tech, media, etc. Not telling you about it. I'm sure it's all good that Joe Ldale, frequent flyer to these secret society meetings here, is also out on Twitter doxing 19-year-olds for saying anything bad about Jewish people.
32:50Yeah, it this is the club. This is the deep state. And perhaps lastly, let me see if I've got it open here. This is one of my biggest, most robust canvases I've ever built. Way back to the old school to the Tik Tok era. This is my research canvas about the various globalist organizations, think tanks that quietly run the world that dictate the policies, the directions, the money flows of our world. The Council on Foreign Relations stretching back possibly the furthest straight back to Mr. Paul Warberg, you know, key architect of the Federal Reserve, currently chaired by David Rubenstein, although this might be a year or two out
33:31of date at this point. Whole section on the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, whose ex-CIA director was a buddy with Epstein, got his job here through Epstein. I've got a whole big section on the World Economic Forum and Claus Schwab, sort of the most high-profile of them all, and all of the giant corporations that pay into these moneyed networks. There's a couple different types of these secret societies. And this is these aren't secret societies.
33:56These are think tanks that are, you know, public facing, but have these subtle undertones when you start to put the pieces together that you have the entire corportocracy buying in. The whole Black Rockck Network of the world.
34:09They buy in. They pay membership dues to the tunes of hundreds of thousands of dollars. that money goes into these events, these think tank type summits where they come together and basically dictate policy for the world. They create uh documentation and studies and policy papers and whatever is needed to sort of push the world in the direction that all of this money wants in a global fashion. So it essentially has become a a set of rails by which government runs that is written and dictated by the corportocracy and the oligarchy and government becomes more and more just a facade for us to bread and circus at
34:48more and more every year. And the think tanks are more forward facing and it's easier to kind of demonstrate and research and learn about all of that.
34:55But the think tanks are composed of all the same people that make up the secret societies. all the same people that are flying to these secret gatherings. Many of the people that are going to places like the island wind up all in these same lists at these same think tanks at these same conferences. It's a big club and you're not in it. But if you wanted to get in, you might try moving to San Francisco and lubing up because word on the street is that that's not a bad way to get in with this globalized tech mafia that seems to be getting awfully cozy with the White House, Congress, and the entire political establishment in
35:32DC. So, there's that for you to sleep on tonight. Hope that helps. Hope that makes you nice and excited about the state of the world. Peter Teal, I'm just so glad that you're such a great guy leading us in uh in just a really wonderful direction towards peace and happiness and digital mass surveillance and bombing children in the Middle East and Yeah. Yeah. The digital goolag is going to be pretty gay.
35:56That's all we got for you for today.
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