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The billionaire co-founder of Palantir, Peter Thiel, whose company created kill-lists for ‘Israel’, has an invite-only ‘secret society’ operating out of the U.S and Europe. A hacker just leaked their membership list, which was exposed via their website code Over 200 “elites” are in it, including Elon Musk, mainstream...

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