Just found this site and was wondering what was up with the Alex Jones take on this? (Having recently seen the video.)

I saw the “Martial Law 911” stuff with Alex freaking every 5 minutes on the Fuji blimp. I laughed until my face hurt. So BG seems more “from beyond”.

What’s up with the tree-thing Alex says is a demon-owl and all the rest of it? Whatever it is the place looks pretty nuts. I tried really searching stuff and ended up on a site with some guy named John Conner on YouTube with a scope on a sniper rifle talking about how great guns are for defending against satanists.

Read til your little hearts content

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Thanks for telling me about those threads, they were interesting.

But they didn’t really answer my questions.

My question is basicly if Bush, Clinton, random “important people” and whoever do half the stuff outright shown in the Alex Jones Bohemian Grove movie*, (not what Alex verbally adds) isn’t that wakked enough?

I mean if a prez got up and started into how he dug owls to a point he admits to doing unconventional stuff at the base of an owl-altar, that’s fine. But the family values crap reaches complete creep-fest with that stuff mixed in.

If the film is real, isn’t Alex shooting himself in the foot by talking crazy and not just showing the film as-is and letting people curse it on their own? Is the whole film a fraud? If not aren’t there more level opinions somewhere?

* If the movie is taken as-is, the only parts verifiable (from what I remember) in the movie were various unknown people drinking a bit, the robes (couldn’t tell the color), the cremation (burning something) at the altar with a big death-to-care speech, and the owl on the side of a truck apparently going into the place.

I agree with chowzers… the docu is very poor production and the pieces I saw at http://coull.tv/node/302 did not prove anything apart from the fact that for a documentary maker the camera work was incredibly poor.  Not saying that the docu is not legit just that it does not feel very credible.  My two cents…  Wikipedia has a fair list of past attendees - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohemian_Grove#Past_attendees that is quite interesting.

Bohemian Grove and all it implies smaks of any number of all male ‘club’ environments (such as the Masons-actually, this could be such) Moose Lodges etc. that are meant to network businesses and other groups etc.  These clubs have times of entertainment that get stupid, and always there are those who exploit within membership and outside speculations are frequent.  Most of the time these kinds of ‘clubs’ are harmless:  http://www.rotten.com/library/conspiracy/bohemian-grove/

Bohemian Grove
The Most Faggy Goddamned Thing You Could Ever Imagine
Bohemian Grove is “the greatest men’s party on Earth”, according to once-regular attendee Herbert Hoover. A secret little getaway for America’s male upper crust, the 2-week long annual retreat in Monte Rio, California, has all the luxuries you’d expect of an elitist clique: outdoor plays, an orchestra, delicious food and beverages, public urination, streaking, and human sacrifices, to name a few. Nestled in beautiful redwood forests, every Republican president since Coolidge has partaken in the gala, as well as a host of other huge names in business and politics.
Little is known about its origins. The Bohemian Club was founded, according to its PR people, in 1872 by “five newspapermen, a Shakespearean actor, a vintner and a local merchant” from San Francisco. The male bonding funfest at the Grove itself began in 1879, near the Russian River. It wasn’t long before this yearly custom became an annual tradition which has continued for over 120 years. Members enjoy opera, literature, and music. That’s all. Nothing else to see here, no photos please, leave the premises now, THANK YOU.

Now here’s the real dirt. (cue creepy Theramin music)

Weaving spiders come not here
The gathering includes semi-Masonic themes that center around a 40-foot tall stone owl,  Bohemian Grove
The Most Faggy Goddamned Thing You Could Ever Imagine
Bohemian Grove is “the greatest men’s party on Earth”, according to once-regular attendee Herbert Hoover. A secret little getaway for America’s male upper crust, the 2-week long annual retreat in Monte Rio, California, has all the luxuries you’d expect of an elitist clique: outdoor plays, an orchestra, delicious food and beverages, public urination, streaking, and human sacrifices, to name a few. Nestled in beautiful redwood forests, every Republican president since Coolidge has partaken in the gala, as well as a host of other huge names in business and politics.
Little is known about its origins. The Bohemian Club was founded, according to its PR people, in 1872 by “five newspapermen, a Shakespearean actor, a vintner and a local merchant” from San Francisco. The male bonding funfest at the Grove itself began in 1879, near the Russian River. It wasn’t long before this yearly custom became an annual tradition which has continued for over 120 years. Members enjoy opera, literature, and music. That’s all. Nothing else to see here, no photos please, leave the premises now, THANK YOU.

Now here’s the real dirt. (cue creepy Theramin music)

Weaving spiders come not here
The gathering includes semi-Masonic themes that center around a 40-foot tall stone owl, ... continue the article: http://www.rotten.com/library/conspiracy/bohemian-grove/

Duh!
All those clubs are just “little boys hidden treehouse clubs” for grown-ups to me.
Complete with a secret handshake and a stack of ‘dad’s old Playboys’ hidden away in a hollow tree.

Tobester - 12 December 2006 08:53 AM

Duh!
All those clubs are just “little boys hidden treehouse clubs” for grown-ups to me.
Complete with a secret handshake and a stack of ‘dad’s old Playboys’ hidden away in a hollow tree.

Pretty much the same!  Oh, you could probably add the Playboy Bunny Club to the bunch.  And little boys continue to get dumb. 

All the traditional rituals and magick have been a part of these groups and part of the play a lot like fraternities and soroities as well.

I want a 40 foot tall stone owl!