Peter Thiel’s Secretive Tech Society Just Leaked Its Member List And The Agenda Is Absolutely Unhinged

Have you ever wanted to sit in a room full of tech billionaires, NATO generals, and Washington politicians to casually discuss how to successfully “Build-a-Cult”? Well, too bad, because you weren’t invited. But thanks to a massive data leak, we now know exactly who was invited to billionaire investor Peter Thiel’s super-secret elite club and what they get up to behind closed doors is wilder than a late-night crypto group chat.

For two decades, an ultra-exclusive group known simply as “Dialog” has operated in complete anonymity. Think of it as the Silicon Valley version of the Bilderberg Meeting, if Bilderberg was mashed together with a premium dating app. But according to a massive exposé by Wired, the society’s entire member directory was accidentally left wide open for anyone to see, embedded right in the website’s source code. Classic tech geniuses, right?

Web security? For who?

The leak, originally unearthed by Swiss hacktivist maia arson crimew (no, that’s not a typo), unmasked a massive 222-person guest list for Dialog’s upcoming retreat near Dublin, Ireland. And the names cross every single aisle of global power. We are talking high-profile politicians from all sides, like Senator Ted Cruz and Senator Cory Booker, alongside Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander Europe General Alexus Grynkewich, and tech founders like Elon Musk.

But don’t expect to track their government communications. None of the high-profile government attendees used their official work emails to sign up, opting for personal or corporate accounts to keep freedom of information public-records laws completely off their backs.

“Navigating WWIII” and looking for love

While the financial barrier to entry is pretty steep (past registration fees have hovered around $16,000) the real juice is the actual meeting agenda. Forget dry keynotes on corporate compliance, Dialog members are apparently gearing up for the end times. Leaked session titles include casual, lighthearted icebreakers like “Navigating WWIII,” “Build-a-Cult (Soapbox),” “Bring Back Nuclear,” and the ultimate tech bro question: “How’s Your Sex Life?”

Yes, you read that correctly. Dialog doesn’t just want to control the future of AI and defense technologies, it also plays corporate matchmaker. The registration form literally asks elite attendees if they are “looking for love,” routing them to an exclusive matchmaking service designed for “meaningful connections for exceptional people.” Because nothing screams romance quite like planning for global conflict with a tech venture capitalist.

The sign-up sheet also forced members to declare their political leaning, giving choices from “Far Left” to “Far Right,” with a strict promise from the organizers that the data would remain entirely confidential. Oops.

Whether they’re building a new world order, navigating global conflict, or just trying to swipe right on a fellow billionaire, the wall of secrecy has officially crumbled.