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Milo's pitiful defense of Sunderland
Uploaded by BrentD15 Oct 08, 2017 at 02:17PM EDT
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!["No gays rule doesn't apply to Thiel apparently." Yiannopoulos also had a private relationship with the venture capitalist Peter Thiel, though he was more circumspect than some other correspondents. After ning down an appearance on Yiannopoulos sS podcast in May 2016 (Thiel: "Let's just get coffee and take things from there"), Thiel invited the Breitbart tech editor for dinner at his Hollywood Hills home in June, a dinner Yiannopoulos boasted of the same night to Bannon: "You two should meet. An obvious candidate for movie financing if we got external... He has f----- [Gawker Media founder Nick] Denton & Gawker so many ways it brought a tear to my eye." They made plans to meet during the July Republican National Convention. But much of Yiannopoulos's knowledge of Thiel seemed to come secondhand from other right-wing activists, as well as Curtis Yarvin, the blogger who advocates the return of feudalism. In an email exchange shortly after the election, Yarvin told iannopoulos that he had been "coaching Thiel.- "Peter needs guidance on politics for sure," Yiannopoulos responded. "Less than you might think!" Yarvin wrote back. "I watched the election at his house, I think hangover lasted into Tuesday. He's fully enlightened, just plays it very carefully. And Yiannopoulos vented privately after Thiel spoke at the RNC- an opportunity the younger man had craved. "No gays rale doean't apply to Thiel apparenty" he wrote to a prominent Republican operative in July 2016. Thiel declined to comment for the storv.](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/301/497/3df.jpg "Milo claims Peter Thiel is gay")
