High Court Told Cancelled Hotel Booking Left Elites With Nowhere To Discuss Ending Democracy

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THE global elite have been reduced to suing a popular wedding hotel in County Wicklow over the cancellation of a secretive invite-only conference which will now be subject to full public court filing, transcripts and reporting in the High Court.

Peter Thiel, who openly calls for the abolition of governments and the establishment of techno-feudalism, has suddenly discovered a respect for democracy in the form of the Irish State’s courts, all in the hopes of some form of liability settlement enforced by the legal system of a democratic state.

“I’m sure they’ll give him his deposit back if that helps. Just a shame he has to use the system he so hates to save face,” an anonymous Powerscourt source told WWN. “Like, the last Dialog summit in Powerscourt in 2018 went off without a hitch and Peter loved the Japanese Gardens peasant hunt we set up for them, he’s basically a regular so no wonder he’s pissed, he’ll just have to lecture people on the existence of the Anti-Christ elsewhere.”

Thiel, who probably spend a lot of time in his office practicing phrenology by measuring the skulls of ethnic minorities, has a net worth of around $27 billion and is believed to have launched a million-euro-plus dispute in the Irish High Court, the equivalent of an hour’s work he does for the Israeli military.

The cancelled event drew criticism over the involvement of the controversial tech billionaire and his company Palantir’s links to the Israeli and US militaries, and Thiel’s reputation for being a bit of a cunt in general.

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