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Could Peter Thiel be the new Jeffrey Epstein?
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Could Peter Thiel be the new Jeffrey Epstein?

News recently broke that Peter Thiel has a secret society called Dialog.

and I just happened to see this:

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00834999.pdf

“peter thiel LOVED the secret socieity idea. . he has done alot of work on the concept. all failed so far”
- Jeffrey Epstein, 06 Feb 2016

Edit: I also found that the Department of Justice redacted a 2013 list of people who attended Dialog in the Epstein files, too:

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2011/EFTA02392691.pdf

u/NicolasCageFan492 — 5 hours ago

Members of the National Guard just killed a man in Memphis Tennessee while participating in one of trumps tyrannical power "police" moves. Will American civilians start disrespecting the military? Lashing out at them directly as they did during the Vietnam war?

They've been going along with pete hegseth and trump who have been issuing illegal orders and committing war crimes around the globe They've committed murder and caused our standing in the world to plummet. Now they're killing American citizens. How do you feel about this?

Story in comments.

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u/Amatheiaisnoexcuse — 2 hours ago

Macron and Scholz are already briefing on a European Iran Dome. Putin is watching nervously. Is American isolationism the end of Pax Americana and the start of a multipolar powder keg or is it finally forcing Europe to grow up?

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u/LovelyyCauliflowerr — 4 hours ago
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Is Israel above international laws?

They seem unstoppable and untouchable. They can do whatever they want. If they want to do a assassination, nobody is safe from Mossad's grip. They can level towns and villages into oblivion. It seems no power in the Middle-East can stop israelis military. Have they basically won and can if they want to control the entire Middle-East?

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u/NefariousnessKooky77 — 10 hours ago

Medicaid recipient fraud crackdown. What say you?

I’ve heard more about how trump is cracking down on Medicaid fraud. That includes recipients (even though most of the fraud is from providers).
I’m from Louisiana and I’ve seen quite a lot of people being arrested for Medicaid recipient fraud. Most of them were mothers.

Im curious of peoples thoughts on this, given it seems like small potatoes.
Some people make a little too much for Medicaid, but not enough for private insurance. When we’re talking about citizens receiving healthcare (and even food stamps), it seems a bit harsh to arrest and prosecute someone for just trying to survive.

I’m not saying fraud is ok, but something seems off about the push to prosecute.
Any opinions?

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u/Plastic-Objective810 — 7 hours ago

This question is about presidents having things named after them. Ronald Reagan had "Reagonomics." Barrack Obama had "Obamacare." What do you think Trump might have named after him (with his name in it)?

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u/icecream1972 — 12 hours ago

How was Trump able to quickly evacuate/ aggressively remove tax payers from their own event celebrating Americans using our military, but why didn’t he have the same energy on January 6 with the insurrectionists when he clearly has the power and they show up quick?

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u/United_Reference_629 — 10 hours ago

With the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, Israel-Gaza and the religious dimensions of those conflicts. How much of the violence is about religion versus land, nationalism and historical grievance and does it even matter at this point?

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u/viviennev1 — 9 hours ago

With the decline of organized religion in the West and the rise of spiritual-but-not-religious attitudes. What’s replacing religion in terms of community, meaning and moral frameworks and is it working?

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u/VivienneObsession — 10 hours ago

If the Bible teaches us that earth has only been in existence for a matter of thousands of years, how do Christians explain fossils of dinosaurs millions of years old? There is so much evidence of life prior to "Biblical times".

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u/icecream1972 — 16 hours ago

Five simple rules against corruption and monopolies — what do you think?

I don’t think we need hundreds of complicated laws. We need a few simple rules that make corruption dangerous and competition profitable. All accusations should be decided by an open jury trial, with journalists allowed to attend.

  1. A person who offers or pays a bribe is fully immune from prosecution if they voluntarily report it before an investigation begins, provide the evidence, and cooperate with the authorities.

  2. Any politician, public official, or judge convicted of accepting a bribe loses their position, illegally obtained assets, and the right to hold public office—and receives a prison sentence.

  3. If one party proves in court that a member of another party accepted a bribe, the corrupt party loses that parliamentary seat, and the party that proved the corruption may appoint its own representative.

  4. The first member of a cartel who voluntarily exposes the agreement before an investigation begins, provides full evidence, and helps prosecute the other participants is completely immune from liability for taking part in the cartel.

  5. The government may not restrict entry into a legal market to protect existing companies. Restrictions should be allowed only when there is a proven threat to life, health, or public safety, and the same rules must apply to both existing and new businesses.

I think this would produce simple results: officials would be afraid to accept bribes, parties would choose their candidates more carefully and investigate their rivals, cartel members would stop trusting one another, and large companies would find it harder to close markets through legislation.

We do not need to ask people to be honest. We need to make corruption and collusion too dangerous.

What do you think? What is the biggest weakness in this idea?

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u/mercurygermes — 12 hours ago

What the heck is going on with Ariana Grande?

I’ve noticed this for years, but have you noticed that she’s getting skinnier and skinnier? It’s gotta be anorexia or something else. I don’t think she’s healthy. I believe she’s dying from something. What are your thoughts?

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u/Reasonable-Invite899 — 15 hours ago

Why don't news stations upload their broadcast videos to youtube(regular, not YT-TV)? And while we're at it, why not upload their full broadcast to their TV apps?

Wouldn't they still get the commercial revenue, plus YT revenue(are they not allowed to upload the whole 30 minute show)? They'd only miss out on the network rights.

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u/doesnotexist2 — 7 hours ago