Summer Camp At The Bohemian Grove
An Introduction into How the Power Elite Get Organized
© John D. Wilkins
Mar 15, 2008
This article discusses the Bohemian Grove as a gathering for American power brokers' attempts at social
cohesion among their group.
The recent predicaments of New York’s Governor (New York Times, 2008) allegedly utilizing the services of
a high-priced “down and out” call-girl and the CIA’s shredding of video tapes from interrogations of captive
Taliban bring into question unbridled uses of power by elite leaders in this country. Every July, a retreat
takes place in Northern California, albeit non-secretive, it consists of many of these sorts of powerful
Americans. This article attempts to introduce the power-elite as a socially-cohesive group. The Bohemian
Grove and its several camps epitomize how America “really works.”
The Few & the “American Ideal”
The importance of writing about the possibilities of a powerful group of people leading this country is
pertinent in the context of how “easily” we tend to elect a President from a small group of candidates out of a
pool of over 300 million. The proposition that a select group of people have the ability to be national power
brokers is contentious and flies against the “American ideal.” G. William Domhoff has clearly articulated that
the power-elite in America are both consciously and unconsciously organized for the purposes of directing
their self-interests upon the nation. According to Domhoff (2005; 1998; 1990), the Bohemian Grove is not a
place of power. Instead, it situates the power-elite (like so many other social clubs) within close proximity of
each other.
Conspiratorial Argument or Group Social Cohesion as a Policy Tool?
Questions on whether or not there is a powerful group of people directing policy in America are
understandable and lead many to suggest that the argument itself is conspiratorial in nature. However, if
there is a power-elite, there is no question that it must be socially-cohesive to be able to direct policy. Thus,
those who study social-cohesion are examining the roots of how power works. Group social-dynamics are
essential if one is to understand the meaning of this group’s power.
Bohemian Grove as “Group Dynamics” In Action
The power-elite have helped successfully create an “American ideology.” They have also incorporated
important elements into this ideology that directly buffer their interests such as the notion that individuals
have the ability to climb the economic ladder as easily and as quickly as their American neighbor. However,
the ability of Americans to prosper in this way does not coincide with the data (Wolff, 2003). The social
equation comes down to the “haves” and “have-nots.” Are the rich and powerful organized and situated
structurally so as to consistently win with regard to the economy, their wealth and most importantly their
policy directives? A starting point is located within organizational analysis.
The Bohemian Grove: Organizational Technology for the Power-Elite?
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Is the Bohemian Grove an organizational tool providing a platform for social cohesion among a select group
of individuals and corporations? Data drives the answer to this question: most of the wealth in this country is
concentrated in the hands of a few. For instance, in the United States, the richest 1 percent of households
owns 38 percent of all wealth (Wolff, 2003). Questions about whether or not the wealthy are a cohesive unit
of policy makers elicits important aspects of our culture. The cohesion of this group is self-evident. More
importantly, we should try to understand how this group of people is able to control the policy networks that
create and maintain the interests of the few, while incorporating some members of the lower classes under
their wings. Expecting better standards from a Governor is one thing. Understanding how particular people
obtained particular positions in society is another. More discussion is required on the existence of other
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power-elite.
References
Domhoff, William G. (April, 2005). Power in America - Social Cohesion & the Bohemian Grove: The
Power Elite at Summer Camp.
Domhoff, William G. (1998). Who Rules America? Power and Politics in the Year 2000 (3rd ed.). Mountain
View, California: Mayfield Publishing Company.
Domhoff, William G. (1990). The Power Elite And The State: How Policy is Made in AmericaHawthorne,
New York: Aldine De Gruyter.
New York Times. (2008). Spitzer Resigns: Felled by Sex Scandal, He Says His Focus Is on Family.
Thursday, March 13, 2008. Vol. CLVII. No.54,248 pg. A1.
Wolff, E. (2003). The Wealth Divide: The Growing Gap in the United States Between the Rich and the
Rest. The Multinational Monitor. May 2003 – Vol. 24., No 5.
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Masters of the Universe Go to Camp: Inside the Bohemian Grove
by Philip Weiss
Spy Magazine, November 1989, pages 59-76
Monte Rio is a depressed Northern California town of 900 where the forest is so thick that some streetlights
stay on all day long. Its only landmark is a kick-ass bar called the Pink Elephant, but a half-mile or so away
from "the Pink," in the middle of a redwood grove, there is, strangely enough, a bank of 16 pay telephones.
In midsummer the phones are often crowded. On July 21 of this year Henry Kissinger sat at one of them,
chuffing loudly to someone -- Sunshine, her called her, and Sweetie -- about the pleasant distractions of his
vacation in the forest.
"We had jazz concert," Kissinger said. "We had rope trick. This morning we went bird-watching."
Proudly Kissinger reeled off the names of some of his fellow campers: "Nick Brady and his brother is here."
(Brady was the U.S. Treasury Secretary at the time.) "Tom Johnson is here." (Then the publisher of the Los
Angeles Times, who had copies of his newspaper shipped up every day.) "That Indian is here, Bajpai." (He
meant Shankar Bajpai, former ambassador to the U.S.) "Today they had a Russian."
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The Russian was the physicist Roald Sagdeev, a member of the Soviet Supreme Council of People's
Deputies, who had given a speech to Kissinger and many other powerful men too. George Shultz, the
former secretary of State, wearing hiking boots, had listened while sitting under a tree. Kissinger had lolled
on the ground, distributing mown grass clippings across his white shirt, being careful not to set his elbow on
one of the cigar butts squashed in the grass, and joking with a wiry, nut-brown companion.
The woman on the line now asked about the friend. "Oh, Rocard is having a ball." Kissinger was sharing his
turtleneck with Rocard, for nights amid the redwoods grew surprisingly cool. The two of them were camping
in Mandalay, the most exclusive bunk site in the encampment, the one on the hill with the tiny cable car that
carries visitors up to the compound.
Meanwhile, Kissinger had been offering Rocard advice: "I told him, 'Do anything you want, hide in the
bushes -- just don't let them see you.'" Rocard was Michel Rocard, the prime minister of France, and this
was a secret trip. No one was supposed to know he was peering up at ospreys and turkey vultures and
hearing Soviet speakers along with former American secretaries of State and the present secretary of the
Treasury. And David Rockefeller too. And Dwayne Andreas, the chairman of Archer-Daniels-Midland. Merv
Griffin. Walter Cronkite.
No one was supposed to know that Rocard himself would be speaking the next day down at the lake, under
the green speakers' parasol. As orange dragonflies coupled dazzlingly over the water, as bullfrogs sounded,
Rocard would lean forward and say, "Because you are such an astonishing group of men, I can speak
privately." It was a devilishly charming thing to say, calculated to flatter the men of the Bohemian Grove.
Every summer for more than a century, the all-male Bohemian Club of San Francisco has led a retreat into a
redwood forest 70 miles north of the city, four and a quarter square miles of rugged, majestic terrain that
members consider sacred. The religion they consecrate is right-wing, laissez-faire and quintessentially
western, with some Druid tree worship thrown in for fun. The often bizarre rites have elevated what was
once a provincial club for San Franciscans embarrassed by the rude manners of the Wild West into the most
exclusive club in the United States, with 2,300 members drawn from the whole of the American
establishment and a waiting list 33 years long.
In the first 50 years of the club's existence the Bohemian Grove was comparatively accessible to outsiders,
but in the 1930s, as the club gained influence and its redwoods provided a haven for Republican presidents,
it grew quite secretive about its rituals and membership -- you won't even find the Grove on public maps.
[This is not entirely accurate; "Bohemian Grove" is labeled as such on USGS topographic maps. -- GWD.]
This has been especially true in the last ten years as Bohemia's stunning roster has waxed ever more
statusy, as Kissinger and Rockefeller and Nick Brady have joined, drawing the attention of left-wing
protesters, scholars of elites, and reporters. Th encampment has become the primary watering hole for
Republican administration officials, defense contractors, press barons, old-line Hollywood figures,
establishment intellectuals and a handful of German speaking men in lederhosen. What the Bois de
Boulogne was to the ancien regime, the Grove is to America's power class. Ronald Reagan and George
Bush are members. So are Gerald Ford and Richard Nixon -- though club directors are said to be miffed at
Nixon, a longtime Bohemian Grover, who's still listed as sleeping in Cave Man, one of the Grove's 119
curiously and sometimes appropriately named camps.
Today the Grove is stocked with Reaganites. Former Defense secretary Caspar W. Weinberger, former
attorney general William French Smith and former Transportation secretary Drew Lewis are all members. At
the encampment last July, Al Haig was there, along with three other former secretaries of State: Kissinger,
Shultz and William P. Rogers (Rogers as a guest of former national security adviser William P. Clark's).
James A. Baker III, the current secretary of State, is also a member, but he couldn't make it this year. The
right-wing Hoover Institution at Stanford attended in full force and brought along the president of
Washington's Heritage Foundation. William F. Buckley Jr. and Malcolm Forbes held court.
Big business shows up: Thomas Watson Jr. of IBM, billionaire John Kluge of Metromedia. Former Bank of
America chairman Samuel Armacost brought IBM chairman John F. Akers, Bechtel chairman S. D. Bechtel
Jr. brought Amoco chairman Richard Morrow. Noted and hoary writers and personalities are members:
Herman Wouk, Art Linkletter, Fred Travalena. Scenting power, press lords skip in from all over the country:
Joe Albritton, former owner of The Washington Star; Charles E. Scripps and Otto Silha of Cowles Media; the
McClatchys of the McClatchy chain; and David Gergen of U.S. News & World Report all obey the Bohemian
command of keeping the goings-on from their readers.
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Every spring for many years now, Bohemian Club presidents have formally summoned such men to the
Grove with great effusion:
"Brother Bohemians: The Sun is Once Again in the Clutches of the Lion, and the encircling season bids us
to the forest -- there to celebrate... the awful mysteries!"
"Bohemians come! Find home again in the Grove! Burn CARE and hurl his ashes, whirling, from our glade!"
"Come out Bohemians! come out and play, come with all the buoyant impetuous rush of youth!"
And this year, when president George Elliott wrote, more drably, "Around campfires large and small, warm
hospitality awaits you. Of course you must be with us," I heard his summons, too.
It was a good time to visit the Grove. The country was still steeped in the aw-shucks authoritarianism of the
Reagan years, and if there is any place to study the culture of our ruling class it is here among the Grove's
benevolent, string-tie aristocracy. Also, it seemed possible that Ronald Reagan himself might make a
triumphant return to his longtime camp, Owl's Nest. While president he had avoided the Grove, a custom
Nixon cemented in 1971 when he canceled a speech planned for the lakeside in the secret encampment
after the press insisted on covering it.
For me, the trick was getting in. A guest card was out of the question: club bylaws have stated that a
member-sponsor's application "shall be in writing and shall contain full information for the guidance of the
Board in determining the merits and qualifications of the proposed guest." No, Section 8, Article XVIII was
too fine a screen for me. And my attempts to get a job as a waiter or a valet in one of the camps failed.
In the end I entered by stealth. Some observers of the Grove had warned that security was too good; they'd
sniff me out quickly. I might last three hours before they put me in the Santa Rosa jail for trespassing. Lowell
Bergman, a producer with 60 Minutes who used to hunt rabbits in the nearby hills, remembered a fire road
leading into the site near the Guerneville waste-treatment plant but said they'd spot me sneaking in. Others
mentioned barbed wire and electronic monitoring devices at places where the Grove abuts Monte Rio, and
helicopters patrolling the "ridge roads" that traverse the 1,000-foot hills and form the Grove's perimeter. One
day I drove up to the front gate and got a daunting glimpse of what looked like the Grove sheriff, a barrel like
figure in a Smokey the Bear hat. A set of checkpoints like the Berlin Wall seemed to stretch out behind him.
But by then I'd made my connection, My driver was Mary Moore, an Earth Mother type with long silveryblond hair who is the most active member of a distinctly Californian left-wing group called the Bohemian
Grove Action Network. Moore agreed to help me get in, providing me with a sort of underground railroad.
She put at my service a mountain guide who demanded only that I keep the methods he devised for me
confidential. He had a keen geographical sense and a girlfriend who described a plan to seed magic crystals
at the Grove gates to make them open of their own accord so that Native American drummers could walk in.
We didn't do it that way, but it turned out that Grove security isn't quite what it's reputed to be. The
sociologists who had studied the place were right; there was no real security. Reporters seeking to write
about the Grove had rarely been inside, and then usually for only a few hours at a time, but I was
determined to have a good, long look, so I took care to blend. I outfitted myself in conservative recreational
wear -- a pressed plaid shirt, PermaPrest chinos, Top Siders, a sport jacket -- I always carried a drink, and I
made it a point to have that morning's Wall Street Journal or New York Times under my arm when I surfaced
(though television is against the rules, newspapers are sold at the Grove Civic Center). Thus equipped, I
came and went on 7 days during the 16-day encampment, openly trespassing in what is regarded as an
impermeable enclave and which the press routinely refers to as a heavily guarded area. Though I regularly
violated Grove rule 20 ("Members and guests shall sign the register when arriving at or departing from the
Grove"), I was never stopped or questioned. (Another rule forbade cameras outside one's own camp. I
waited till my last day to bring one in.) Indeed, I was able to enjoy most pleasures of the Grove, notably the
speeches, songs, elaborate drag shows, endless toasts, pre-breakfast gin fizzes, round-the-clock
"Nembutals" and other drinks -- though I didn't sleep in any of the camps or swim naked with likeminded
Bohemians in the Russian River at night.
My imposture included misrepresenting myself in conversation with other campers, and my story kept
changing as I learned more about how life inside was organized. I said I was a guest of Bromley camp,
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where unsortable visitors end up. At 33, 1 was one of the youngest Bohemians, but I was welcome almost
as a policy matter. "We looked around and saw we were becoming an old-men's club," a member said,
explaining recent efforts to recruit fresh blood. Being from New York was fine; the Grove limits retreat guests
to out-of-staters (though clamoring by well-connected Californians to visit the forest has resulted in the rise
of the June "Spring Jinks" weekend). I used my real name. No one inside acted suspicious, but paranoia
about the Grove seemed justified, and I brought along my own version of cyanide: Interol, a tranquilizer used
by actors to counteract stage fright. One day a member asked if I was related to a Bohemian named Jack
Weiss. "No, but I've heard a lot about him and I'd like to meet him." "You can't," he said. "He's dead." After
that I began working a dead West Coast relative's promise to have me out to the Grove one summer into a
shaggy-dog story about my invitation.
In this way I managed to drop in on the principal events of the encampment, right up to the final Saturday,
July 29, 12:30 p.m., when I attended a Lakeside Talk whose giver was, intriguingly, the only one not
identified in the program of events. "Speaker: To Be Announced," it said, raising the question of what
dignitary might be thought more important than Prime Minister Rocard, who was listed as the speaker on the
middle Saturday.
My first full-strength dose of Bohemian culture took place two weeks earlier, the first Saturday night, when
after a long day in the Grove I took a seat on the grassy lakeside among 1,500 ocher men for the
encampment's famously surreal opening ritual. As the magic hour of 9:15 approached, a helicopter from a
network newsmagazine circled frantically far above the darkened forest, searching out a spectacle lit at that
point only by the hundreds of cigars whose smokers had ignited them in defiance of the California Forest
Service's posted warnings. My neighbor suggested that someone ought to "shoot the fucker down," flashing
the press hatred that prevails in Bohemia.
"My friends don't understand this," a pudgy 35-year-old in front of me confided to his companion. "I know
that if they could see it, they would see how terrific it is. It's like great sex..."
It was the sort of analogy I was to hear often in the nearly 60 hours I spent inside the Grove.
The friend and I leaned closer. "It's more than it's cracked up to be. You can't describe it," he explained.
Then everyone hushed as a column of hooded figures carrying torches emerged solemnly from the woods
100 yards away, bearing a corpse down to the water.
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You know you are inside the Bohemian Grove when you come down a trail in the woods and hear piano
music from amid a group of tents and then round a bend to see a man with a beer in one hand and his penis
in the other, urinating into the bushes. This is the most gloried-in ritual of the encampment, the freedom of
powerful men to pee wherever they like, a right the club has invoked when trying to fight government antisex discrimination efforts and one curtailed only when it comes to a few popular redwoods just outside the
Dining Circle. Tacked to one of these haplessly postprandial trees is a sign conveying the fairy-dust mixture
of boyishness and courtliness that envelops the encampment: GENTLEMEN PLEASE! NO PEE PEE HERE!
Everything in the encampment is sheltered by redwoods, which admit hazy shafts of sunlight, and every
camp has a more or less constant campfire sending a soft column of smoke into the trees. The walled
camps are generally about 100 feet wide and stretch back up the hillside, with wooden platforms on which
members set up tents. Bohemians sleep on cots in these tents, or, in the richer camps, in redwood cabins.
The camps are decorated with wooden or stone sculptures of owls, the Grove symbol. Members wash up in
dormitory-style bathrooms and eat breakfast and dinner collectively in the Dining Circle, a splendid outdoor
arena with fresh wood chips covering the ground and only the sky above. It never rains when the
encampment is on.
During the day, idleness is encouraged. There are few rules, the most famous one being "Weaving Spiders
Come Not Here" -- in other words, don't do business in the Grove. The rule is widely ignored. Another,
unwritten rule is that everyone drink -- and that everyone drink all the time. This rule is strictly adhered to.
"His method was to seize a large horse bucket, throw a hunk of ice into it, pour in several bottles of gin and a
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half a bottle of vermouth, and slosh it all around," goes one Grove recipe. The traditional 7:00 a.m. gin fizzes
served in bed by camp valets set the pace. Throughout the skeet-shooting, the domino-playing and the
museum talks, right up through the "afterglows" that follow each evening's entertainment, everyone is
perpetually numbed and loose, but a clubbish decorum prevails just the same. No one throws up. Now and
then, though, a Bohemian sits down in the ferns and passes out.
The sense that you are inside an actual club is heightened by all the furnishings that could not survive a wet
season outdoors: the stuffed lion on top of Jungle camp; the red lanterns in the trees behind Dragons camp
at night, which add to the haunting atmosphere; the paintings of camels, pelicans and naked women that are
hung outside; the soft couch in the doorway of Woof camp, and everywhere pianos that, when the
encampment is over, go back to the piano warehouse near the front gate. There's a feeling of both great
privilege and rusticity. Bohemians talk about roughing it, but at a privy in the woods near the river, there is a
constantly renewed supply of paper toilet-seat covers. And the sand at the Russian River beach is traversed
by coconut-fiber mats and rich figured squares cut from the carpets in the "City Club," the five-story brick
Bohemian building in downtown San Francisco.
All day long there is music in the Grove, and at night in some camps there are programs of entertainment:
comics, singers, actors. Any Bohemian is welcome at such events. One afternoon, for instance, the Valhalla
camp deck was crowded with men drinking Valhalla's home-brewed beer and listening to singers. They sang
from a small stage in front of a redwood on which was hung a framed nineteenth-century engraving. The
scene was permeated by a kind of kitsch Black Forest imagery, and the setting seemed very Wagnerian -though the music was sometimes undercut by the soft drumming of tinkling urine off the edge of the porch,
where the beer drinkers went one after the other. The deck's railing posed a dilemma. It was set at crotch
level, so you had to sort of crouch.
Then the beer brewer himself came out to sing: "Mandalay," the song based on the Kipling poem. He was a
goateed giant with massive shoulders and a beer gut. Rudyard Kipling, romantic colonialist and exponent of
the masculine spirit, is, naturally, one of the Grove's heroes, and "Mandalay" is a triumphant white man'sburden song. The brewer finished tearily, his arms high above his head, fists clenched, "Take me back to
Mandalay-ah."
Amid wild applause one man removed a heavily chewed cigar to say, "If that don't send a chill up your spine,
you ain't a Bohemian." His friend, a man in a yellow brocade vest, agreed. "He really put the balls into it."
"Yep, Big Daddy's in town."
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One reason for the Bohemian Club's poor public relations is the name it gave to the yearly opening
ceremony: The Cremation of Care. The cremation is intended to put the busy men of the club at ease and
banish the stress of the outside world, but it arouses critics of the encampment because they interpret it to
mean that Bohemians literally don't care about the outside world. Cremation of Care, they fear, means the
death of caring. Demonstrations outside the Grove a few years back often centered around the
"Resurrection of Care."
The cremation took place at the man-made lake that is the center of a lot of Grove social activity. At 9:15
p.m. a procession of priests carrying the crypt of Mr. Dull Care came out of the trees on the east side, along
the Grove's chief thoroughfare, River Road. They wore bright red, blue and orange hooded robes chat might
have been designed for the Ku Klux Klan by Marimekko. When they reached the water, they extinguished
their torches.
At this point some hamadryads (tree spirits) and another priest or two appeared at the base of the main owl
shrine, a 40-foot-tall, moss-covered statue of stone and steel at the south end of the lake, and sang songs
about Care. They told of how a man's heart is divided between "reality" and "fantasy," how it is necessary to
escape to another world of fellowship among men. Vaguely homosexual undertones suffused this spectacle,
as they do much of ritualized life in the Grove. The main priest wore a pink-and-green satin costume, while a
hamadryad appeared before a redwood in a gold spangled bodysuit dripping with rhinestones. They spoke
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of "fairy unguents" that would free men to pursue warm fellowship, and I was reminded of something
Herman Wouk wrote about the Grove: "Men can decently love each other; they always have, bur women
never quite understand."
Then the crypt of Care was poled slowly down the lake by a black-robed figure in a black gondola,
accompanied by a great deal of special effects smoke. Just as the priests set out to torch the crypt, a red
light appeared high in a redwood and large speakers in the forest amplified the cackling voice of Care:
"Fools! When will ye learn that me ye cannot slay? Year after year ye burn me in this Grove.... But when
again ye turn your feet toward the marketplace, am I not waiting for you, as of old?"
With that, Care spat upon the fires, extinguishing them. The priests turned in desperation to the owl. "Oh
thou, great symbol of all mortal wisdom, Owl of Bohemia ... grant us thy counsel!"
Every year there are new wrinkles on the cremation ceremony. The big improvement this year was to project
a sort of hologram onto the owl's face so that its beak seemed to move. Also, it was Walter Cronkite talking.
(Cronkite camps in Hill Billies along with George H.W. Bush, William F. Buckley Jr. and former astronaut and
ex-Eastern Air Lines chairman Frank Borman.) Cronkite, as the owl, said that the only way Care could be
cremated was to use fire from the Lamp of Fellowship before him, an "eternal" gas flame that burns day and
night while the encampment is on.
That did it. Care went up in blazes. Around me the men exploded in huzzahs. Fireworks went off at the
lakeside, and a brass band in peppermint-striped jackets and straw boaters came out of the woods playing
"There'll Be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight."
The sudden appearance of men in striped jackets shows what a bouillabaisse of traditions the Grove is.
Bohemian Club literature is pious on this score. It boasts that the Cremation of Care ceremony derives from
Druid rites, medieval Christian liturgy, the Book of Common Prayer, Shakespearean drama and nineteenthcentury American lodge rites.
Early Bohemians were hungry for exaltation and grabbed on to any tradition they could find to dignify their
exile in the vulgar West. The club was founded in 1872, just three years after the transcontinental railroad
was completed, by a group of newspapermen and artists who plainly felt social anxiety about their
surroundings. Early club menus offered dolled-up western dishes such as "boiled striped bass au vin blanc"
and "cafe noir." The club's "men of talent" (i.e., artists and writers) included writers of a populist bent: Mark
Twain, Bret Harte, Henry M. Stanley. Bohemian Jack London was a socialist; Bohemian Henry George, a
radical reformer.
But the club's newspapermen were also socially ambitious, aiming to chronicle California's rise in the arts
and sciences. Bohemian, they agreed in their early annals, didn't mean an unwashed shirt and poetry; it
signified London, the beau monde, men of eminence whose purses were always open to their friends. By
such standards, San Francisco businessmen surely looked crude.
Just the same, the club needed such "men of use" to support their activities.
The Bohemian Club's waiting list, which had first appeared away back in the 1920s, grew to ridiculous
lengths. I was told that if a Californian is not admitted before he is 30, he can despair of membership unless
he achieves commercial or political prominence. Many older men die waiting. And membership comes dear.
The initiation fee for regular voting membership is said to be $8,500, and dues are set at more than $2,000 a
year. Because the regular members require entertainment, "men of talent" pay greatly reduced fees. On
Wouk's acceptance, for instance, he was put to work writing a history of the club.
The encampment became controversial in the early Reagan years when reporters, still suffering the
hangover of Carter populism, questioned club executive appointees about the club's sexist practices. The
Grove's keenest adversary is Mary Moore, who lives in a counter cultural shantytown in nearby Occidental.
Moore was the 1953 San Luis Obispo County Fiesta queen, but by 1980 she had become, she says, a
"woman-identified woman," and the Grove's thunderous maleness and what she calls its "closedness"
disturbed her. Of course, just about anybody could hate the Grove. With its dense concentration of
extravagant war- and money-mongers, it's an easy object of protest, and 72 left-wing groups eventually
joined Moore to form the Bohemian Grove Action Network.
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For a while, in the early 1980s, Moore and BGAN thought they might actually liberate the redwoods. In 1984
folk singing demonstrators tried to quarantine the Bohemians inside the Grove because they were so
dangerous to the outside world. Fifty people were arrested. Summer after summer BGAN stoked Grove
conspiracy theories by getting hold of the guest list. In 1981, for instance, Dan Rostenkowski, Ed Meese and
former president of CBS News Van Gordon Sauter attended (Sauter as the guest of former California
governor Edmund "Pat" Brown, Jerry's father). Meese, by the way, is about the only major Reaganite who
didn't end up as a member.
In its obsession with the encampment, BGAN has unwittingly taken on Bohemian traits, becoming a kooky
mirror image of the Grove. It wove spidery webs of string across Bohemian Avenue to block the way in. It
urged its followers to form "Boho Clubs" to study members so they could be "held accountable by the
American People" for participating "in the maintenance of the process of plutocratic patriarchy which
threatens the planet Earth with omnicide from the nuclear menace." When BGAN resurrected Care, it
chanted its own hymns: "On a day much like this five score years ago, the first hideous fire was lit in Monte
Rio, and sweet Care was banished from this lovely land, and Bohemians reveled upon their shifting sand."
But by 1985 BGAN's energies were ebbing. The media's anti-elitist mood, never all that ferocious, was
spent. The reporters that Mary Moore had helped spirit into the Grove for hours at a time had come out with
vague, watered-down versions of what went on, or their news organizations had suppressed the accounts.
By 1988 the gauntlet of hippies and solarheads and woman-identified women whom the Bohemians had
been forced to maneuver their Jags and limos around to get to the gate had disappeared. The Grove was
still there.
When I got to Monte Rio, only a couple of signs of protest remained. Moore's answering machine message
asking friends not to call her at her vintage-clothing store in the town of Sebastopol included a denunciation
of the Cremation of Care. And inside the Grove the guest list was well guarded. It was posted in a locked
glass case during the day, and was removed every night. This was about the highest security I saw inside.
* * *
I'm admitting for the first time in my life having no willpower," a man was saying to his wife on one of the
public phones. He looked bewildered and hung over, and I figured Bohemians were warmly and
mysteriously saying to him what they were saying to me: "I can tell this is your first Grove."
It was just past noon on Sunday, the middle weekend at the encampment -- the busiest weekend, with
attendance approaching 2,200 men. The most dignified had arrived. On the River Road you heard some
small business talk.
"David Jr.'s going into the family business now."
"He's got a scruffy beard."
"Yes, he looks radical, but he doesn't talk like one."
"Abby, now, she's the one who raised her fist at graduation? Had a red fist painted on the back of her gown."
Of course. The Rockefellers.
"Where was that? Radcliff?"
"You know, they've got a lot of liberal faculty."
"They're always an the periphery of radicalism."
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"My son was in Santiago, and David sent him letters of introduction to seven leading bankers in seven
countries."
At lakeside the grass was crowded for the day's talk. Under the green parasol stood General John Chain,
commander of the Strategic Air Command, who spoke of the country's desperate need for the Stealth B-2
bomber. "I am a warrior and that is how I come to you today," he said. "I need the B-2."
The important men come out for the Lakeside Talks, and each speaker seems to assume that his audience
can actually do something about the issues raised, which, of course, it can. On the first weekend, for
instance, Associated Press president Louis Boccardi, addressing his listeners as men of "power and rank,"
gave them more details than he said he was willing to give his readers about the plight of Terry Anderson,
the Middle East correspondent held hostage since 1985. It was a transparent plea for help.
Other Lakeside speaking is more indulgent. Here Nicholas Brady examined the history of the Jockey Club.
Here William Buckley described how he had sat at his desk and cried upon learning of Whittaker
Chambers's death. Here Henry Kissinger made a bathroom pun on the name of his friend Lee Kuan Yew,
who was in attendance -- the sort of joke that the people of Singapore, whom Lee rules with such
authoritarian zeal, are not free to make in public. The speeches are presented as off-the-record -- one of the
absurdities of Grove life, given that they are open to several thousand people. As the Soviet Sagdeyev said
in his speech, "There is no glasnost here."
After General Chain's talk, the usual quiet business chatter went on. "Your secretary, I got to tell you, she's
110 percent," a dark-haired man said to an older fellow. Three other men discussed a friend of theirs who
had left early that morning for New York. One of them seemed puzzled -- the friend wasn't the sort to get
going at 7:45 a.m., he noted.
"It was a free ride," the other friend explained. "Bill Simon had room on his plane." "Simon doesn't know he
doesn't have money."
They all got a big kick out of this. Simon was Treasury secretary in the Ford administration and today is a
major savings and loan conglomerateur, active in takeovers. It would seem that this year's encampment was
useful to him. Two weeks later he plunged into Sir James Goldsmith's battle to take over B.A.T. Industries
PLC of England, a deal that could give Simon a toehold in Europe. He was surely influenced by Prime
Minister Rocard's Saturday afternoon Lakeside Talk, in which he dangled the most sanguine business
expectations of the new European order.
In 1982 reporters followed German chancellor Helmut Schmidt co the Grove gates, and the front page of the
Christian Science Monitor termed the Grove "the West's hidden summit." This year Rocard's visit went
unreported. A week after the encampment, a Washington correspondent for a French paper insisted to me
that the last time the prime minister had visited the U.S. was a year and a half ago.
"One of the contemporary myths about the Bohemian Club is that it is a gathering and decision-making
place for national and international 'power brokers,"' the club's then-president said in 1980. In fact, the
encampment has always had political significance. Richard Nixon, Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller
all stopped in as they geared up for their respective presidential campaigns. Politicians say there is no place
like the Grove to help get a campaign rolling. No wonder this year's guest list included the two biggest
congressional bagmen of recent years: Representative Tony Coelho, former chairman of the House
Democratic Campaign Committee, and Representative Guy Vanderjagt, his counterpart on the Republican
committee. These men were interested in something more than pseudo-Druidic rituals.
The club says it serves as a "refuge" from the strivings of the marketplace, and though it's true that actual
deal-making is discouraged, I heard business being done on all sides. The pay phones were a hub of
activity. "Owner slash developer," a man dictated to his secretary one morning. On the blackboard near the
bootblack stand there were phone messages for corporate raider Henry Kravis and Bloomingdale's
chairman Marvin Traub. That day as I sat writing a letter (actually my notes) at the Civic Center, a one-story
building in which various amenities (Grove stationery, laundry facilities) are available to Bohemians, I
overheard a large fellow in cranberry-colored shorts on the phone, bragging to someone back at the office. "I
got slightly inebriated -- slightly! -- I mean heavily inebriated with the president of the Portland Opera last
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night. I said we might have a deal for him. They're going to have Pavarotti there in November. I said when
we got back we'd talk about it."
It was in the phone circle that Henry Kissinger alienated some brother Bohemians on the middle weekend.
Wandering into the clearing, he announced to the air, "I have to make two phone calls." A man finished his
call, and Kissinger, ignoring a half-dozen men in line, took the booth and proceeded to retell to a woman,
evidently his wife, the Russian speaker's joke about the KGB's interrogation of a CIA agent. (The CIA agent
denies involvement first in a calamitous ship disaster, then in Chernobyl." So what are you responsible for,"
the KGB asks him. "Your agricultural policy.") The woman on the line evidently objected to the joke, for
Kissinger said, revealing a dovish streak, "Maybe the KGB did write it, but it is not a sign of strength."
Kissinger's crusty performance was not appreciated by the men he'd cut in front of in line. One Bohemian, a
patrician fellow with silver hair, wheeled in rage, saying, "I'll be goddamned." Cutting in line is distinctly unBohemian behavior.
Everywhere you hear what is Bohemian and what isn't Bohemian, One night I wandered into Fore Peak
camp and got a lecture from a man named Hugh about Bohemian values as they concerned Fore Peak's
famous drink, a mixture of rum and hot chocolate. Many years ago a doctor called it a Nembutal, and the
name stuck, so much so that one Fore Peak camper wears a stethoscope and a white lab coat with DR.
NEMBUTAL stitched on it. Hugh said that an old college friend came to stay in Bohemia and took over the
mixing of the drinks. He persisted in putting in too much rum to see how many guys would pass out.
"Hey, knock it off, this is Bohemia," Hugh had to tell him. He never invited the chum back.
A tenet of Grove life is noncompetitive egalitarianism: all men are equal here. But in fact, class and status
differences among camps are pronounced. Just as you have to be sponsored for membership, you have to
be sponsored for a camp. The screens get pretty fine. Nonetheless, the ideal of equality is comforting.
Among other things, it permits alcoholic failures to feel equal for a few days with their workaholic cousins.
Since everyone is supposed to kick back and forget work, it's the fuck-up's annual revenge. At Sundodgers
camp there is a motto on the mantel: THE PRODUCTIVE DRUNK IS THE BANE OF ALL MORALISTS. It tells the
productive they can drink, it tells the drunks they're productive.
* * *
A high point of the middle weekend was the performance of The Low Jinks, the Grove's elaborate musicalcomedy show. Over the years the Jinks has become the leading entertainment at the encampment,
surpassing the mannered and ponderous Grove Play, which is performed the next weekend. The Jinks is
vigorously lowbrow. It takes place on the Field Circle stage, which is wedged in between two camps, Pink
Onion (notable for its pink sheets) and Cave Man (notable for big-deal right-wingers and a plaque
commemorating Herbert Hoover).
The Field Circle seats are steeply canted; sitting in one feels like being inside a megaphone. The mood was
American and bellicose. For a good half hour the band warmed up the audience, playing the fight songs of
many California colleges and the armed services and culminating with "The Star-Spangled Banner."
Individual melted into group, but what a group: George Shultz was seated below me, and word in the camp
was that a year and $75,000 or so had been spent for a production that would be seen just once, just by
them. I felt like a member of the greatest nation ever, the greatest gender ever, the greatest generation ever.
At such times -- at many such times, among strong leaders, deep in the forest -- the Grove takes on a
certain Germanic übermenschlich feeling.
This year's Low Jinks was called Sculpture Culture, and the humor was not just lame but circa-1950s college
follies lame. Rex Greed, an effeminate gallery owner who sells toilets ("a counterpoint of mass and void"),
tries to convince artist Jason Jones Jr. that his future lies in sculptures composed of garbage. When a
character describes modern art as "the talentless being sold by the unprincipled to the bewildered," the
crowd's roar seemed to contain the grief of hundreds of businessmen who have shelled out for headquarters
art they do not understand.
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The girls were all played by men, and every time they appeared -- their chunky legs and flashed buttocks
highly visible through tight support hose -- the crowd went wild. After one character called the secretaries in
the show "heifers," the audience couldn't resist breaking into "moos" every time they came back onstage.
But the biggest crowd pleaser was Bubbles Boobenheim, a showgirl turned patroness who rubbed her
prosthetic behind against the elevator doors at stage left. The doors were used repeatedly for wrong-floor
gags. For example, at one point a Little League team came out that included Bohemians Bob Lurie and
Peter O'Malley, the real-life owners of the San Francisco Giants and the Los Angeles Dodgers, in uniform.
When one character; a PR executive, expressed a desire to make his mistress an honest woman, she
objected, reminding him of an old Bohemian saying: "If it floats or flies or fools around, don't buy it, rent it."
The scene brought to mind the reputation for prostitution that hangs around the Grove. From time to time
law enforcement has tried unsuccessfully to bring cases against local procurers, and the Bohemian Grove
Action Network circulates testimonials by a former paid mistress of a club member ("I only saw him troubled
by one thing," she wrote. "He bought some apple juice company for $1 million and he was fearful he would
have to dip into his capital"). One day in the Grove, I tipped a camp valet and he offered some unsolicited
information. Hookers came to a certain bar in Monte Rio at ten each night, he said. It was the same barlodge-motel where the local police had arrested a man for pandering a few years back. The bust came right
after a Lakeside Talk by William Webster, then the FBI director, and the timing suggested it was his doing.
But the charges were dropped, and the man is remembered fondly in the Grove. A Bohemian I overheard on
the beach one day said that the man's genius had been in keeping vacationing families in the motel ignorant
of the other business going on there, "Now, that's good management," he declared, capturing the robust
laissez faire spirit of the Grove.
The sexism and racism of the Jinks were of a peculiar sort. Black jokes are out because there are a handful
of black members -- though one day near the Civic Center I did hear a group of old-timers trying to imitate
Jesse Jackson. As for Jews, old membership lists suggest that they have taken a very small part in the club
for decades. That leaves women and Hispanics as targets for jokes -- such as the one about Bubbles's
protégé Raoul, who painted Puerto Rican flags on the backs of cockroaches.
The Jinks jokes about women were straight out of an old joke book. "My father said if you have a choice
between an angry woman and a rabid dog, take the dog," Jason Jones Jr. said. "It's already got a fur coat
and the license is a lot cheaper." And Rex Greed said, "The only difference between rape and rapture is
salesmanship." The sensibility of the Grove recalls an era before the surgeon general's report on smoking,
before the death of God and duty, before the advent of cholesterol and Sandra Day O'Connor (whose
husband, John, bunks in Pelicans camp). The mood is reminiscent of high school. There's no end to the
pee-pee and penis jokes, suggesting that these men, advanced in so many other ways, were emotionally
arrested sometime during adolescence.
The most striking prop in The Low Jinks was a sculpture of a female torso whose breasts and buttocks had
both been attached to the front, an improvement that looked vaguely hostile. And all the talk about male
fellowship often sounds just like a college freshman's version of NO GURLS ALLOWED, an institutional escape
from women, from their demands, aggressions and vapors. At certain times of the year women are allowed
to enter the Grove -- but only under "chaperonage," according to a 1980 statement by the club president.
Chaperonage for adult women. It's another Bohemian wee-wee word, something you haven't heard since
you were 14.
The club's nemesis here is the state of California, which keeps chipping away at the Grove's maleness,
lately threatening to take away its liquor license and its tax-exempt status because it discriminates against
women. The state has established a beachhead at the Grove's front office, a hundred yards outside the
main gate, where, under legal pressure, seven women have been employed. Inside the Grove there is a
feeling of mournful inevitability about the day women will join the encampment. Bohemians talk about how
much it will muddle things. "It would screw everything up, excuse the pun," said an old-timer sipping a drink
by the river. "There'd be a lot more preening and peacocking than there already is," a big gay Bohemian told
me. Members have cited their privilege to walk about in "various states of undress." And former California
governor Pat Brown has said publicly, many times, that the presence of women would keep Bohemians from
enjoying their hallowed freedom to pee.
The peeing is ceaseless and more than a little exhibitionistic. Everyone talks about it. Bohemian
reminiscences describe such bizarre initiation rites as escorting new members to the redwood at which one
of the founders "did his morning ablutions." The Owl Hoots, which are poster-size cartoons racked up each
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day near the Camp Fire Circle, are filled with pissing pictures. One featured a spurious design for a
commemorative stamp of club member U.S. Postmaster General Anthony Frank relieving himself on a
redwood.
"Are you going to show it?" I heard a 50-ish Bohemian, the "captain" of Pow Wow camp, call out one day as
young George went to pee off the deck. "Most of it. At least six inches." Came the reply: "Now, don't be
modest, George." A screen door creaked on a little house farther up the hill, and a Bohemian named
Richard poked his head out, emerging from his siesta. "Do it counterclockwise, Dickie, that's best," the
captain called out. "Oh, I've had my hand off it for two minutes now," Richard protested. "There's a lot of
wasted time."
This dick-fussing often manifests itself as that starkest of male nostalgias, the hankering for the punctual
erections of boyhood. According to 1979 figures, the average age of Bohemians is 55. Impotence is on
many people's minds. The poster outside Monkey Block camp advertising this year's Grove play, Pompeii,
featured a gigantic erection under a toga. The set for the play included a wall inscription in Latin meaning
"Always hard." One day I was at the Grove beach when a Bohemian discovered that a friend's sunscreen
was supposed to impede aging.
"You got it too late." The owner of the lotion sighed. "Well, I should give up putting it on my face and arms
and spray it on my prick -- see if that'll do any good."
Bohemian discourse is full of oblique organ worship as well. There's all the redwood talk. Bohemians
rhapsodize endlessly about towering shafts and the inspiration they give men. I LOVE THIS TREE AS THE MOST
SOUND, UPRIGHT AND STATELY REDWOOD IN THE GROVE. LET MY FRIENDS REMEMBER ME BY IT WHEN I AM GONE, reads
a plaque left by a Bohemian at the base of a 301-footer.
Other references aren't so subtle. Late in the Low Jinks the elevator doors opened and a man came out
wearing a rubber Henry Kissinger mask. He had a dumpy body a lot like Kissinger's. A "heifer" asked him
why he was there. The man peeled off the mask to reveal that he really was Kissinger, and he said in his
familiar gravelly accent, "I am here because I have always been convinced that the Low Jinks is the ultimate
aphrodisiac." (This joke is funny because Kissinger was famous for saying that "power is the ultimate
aphrodisiac.")
* * *
The encampment got even looser as the third and last weekend approached. The fairy unguents were
wearing off; after two weeks the place stopped looking so magical and began to seem as ordinary as a treehouse. The non-famous hard-core Bohemians were more in evidence now, men who wore owls in various
forms -- owl belt buckles, brass owl bolo ties, denim shirts embroidered with owls. Wooziness was
pervasive. At his Lakeside Talk, Malcolm Forbes said that Khrushchev knows the Soviets "are in over their
heads," and even as the name Gorbachev was murmured throughout the audience, Forbes rambled on,
dotty and heedless, 25 years out-of-date.
At Faraway camp a guy beckoned me into the camp to enjoy "a little orange juice." It tasted like lighter fluid
sprinkled with mint flakes. "What's in this?" Oh, just a little orange juice," the host repeated, smiling. "What
do you call this?" I asked another Farawayer. "I call it dangerous," he said and told of how a dropped cigar
had once ignited a batch.
The men of Faraway had captured the rearranged-woman's-torso sculpture from the Low Jinks and now
displayed it against a wall, having wedged a fern leaf in "her" crack. Meanwhile, the racked-up Owl Hoots
drawings dubbed the sculpture the "statue of Piece" and pictured a Bohemian commenting that she would
be "fun to dance with." Several of the Hoots jokes were at the expense of the homeless. One cartoon had a
camper at Bromley turning away a filthy guy with a bag of cans. "This is for the campless, not the homeless,"
he was saying.
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The jokes fit right into the Grove's Ayn Rand R&R mood. "My grandmother always said, 'You can find
sympathy in the dictionary,'" a guy with a cigar said, walking on the River Road. I'd made it in that day for
breakfast at the Dining Circle, the most lavish meal of the Bohemian day, an experience redolent of
moneyed western ease. The rough wooden tables were piled with perfect fruit. As I sat down a great
glistening arc of melon was slid before me. Today they were offering Alaskan cod, sautéed lamb kidneys,
eggs, French toast, bacon, sausages. The encampment's rules about dealing with waiters reinforce the
heartless but egalitarian values of the Grove. Tipping the help is strictly forbidden, but so is reprimanding
them. It's easy to imagine that many early Bohemians started out as laborers and had to remind more
aristocratic visitors that social mobility was a cherished ideal. In the Grove's Club Med-like plan, the meals
are covered in the fee for the encampment, which, judging from schedules I'd seen from two years back, ran
about $850 on top of annual dues.
A waiter in a red jacket dropped an uneaten chunk of the bright red cod into a waste bin, and the Bohemians
at my table talked about presidents. It looked as though Richard Nixon would once again not show. One oldtimer said that Nixon was feuding with the board of directors. He was waiting to be asked to give a Lakeside
Talk, but the club wasn't going to invite him until he had shown them the respect of visiting Cave Man camp
for a weekend or so. In my informant's opinion, there was bad blood; Nixon's resignation 15 years ago had
offended the club's honor -- it had been so un-Bohemian. The feud was unfortunate because Nixon and the
club went back a long way. In 1953, when he was vice president, Nixon led a ceremony honoring Herbert
Hoover's 40th year as a Bohemian. It took place at the Waldorf-Astoria, in a room piled with redwood bark
and branches shipped to Manhattan from the Grove. In 1971, when the press corps forced him to cancel his
speech at the Grove, President Nixon had wired the club to say, "Anyone can be president of the United
States, but few have any hope of becoming president of the Bohemian Club."
Meanwhile, the Bohemians' new favorite son had arrived in camp the night before. One of the waiters had
heard whorehouse piano music coming from Owl's Nest, and he said Ronald Reagan liked that kind of
music. Rumor had it that Reagan was going to give the next day's Lakeside Talk. Some said there were
Secret Service men guarding the roads and the perimeter. They'd built special platforms in the trees for men
with binoculars. I didn't want to disagree. On hikes I'd taken, my impression had been that the only people
patrolling the ten miles of Grove perimeter were a guy at the Guard House on Smith Creek Road who spent
a lot of time whittling a walking stick and ancient Bohemians taking the daily 10:00 a.m. open-backed bus
tour. Rim rides, the tours were called. Two of the buses bore vanity license plates commemorating the 1989
presidential inauguration -- they had the words KINDER and GENTLER stamped on them.
In the afternoon I walked up Kitchen Hill Road to Owl's Nest camp. I wanted to visit the former president.
Owl's Nest is sort of an old Hollywood-corporatist camp. Eddie Albert is there, and United Technologies
chieftain Harry J. Gray, who this year had brought along Union Carbide boss Robert D. Kennedy. The camp
has a false outer door and two overlapping walls that form an S-shaped entry. Inside, a plump Secret
Service guy in a Members Only jacket sat near a giant wooden owl. There were owl figures everywhere,
notably a silver owl ice bucket on the bar whose head tilted off cleverly.
I walked over to the Secret Service guy and asked if it was okay to meet the president. He said Reagan
would love it and motioned with an open hand toward the deck. Reagan was mixing it up with a bunch of
old-timers a few feet away. The first thing I noticed was that he had finally let his hair go gray. Also, he's not
as tall as he looked in office. He wore western gear all the way, a gray-blue checked western shirt, a white
braided western belt, cowboy boots and, in his left breast pocket, an Owl's Nest pin with an owl on it. The
getup stood out because it was so fastidious among men who had let themselves go.
We shook hands firmly (his: small, bony) and chatted. Even one-on-one he has that habit of smiling and
cocking his head and raising an eyebrow to encourage you. He projects an automatic, almost druggy
congeniality. I worked hard to respond in kind (I invented an infant son named Ronald Wilson Weiss). We
talked about his guest days at the Grove, before he became a member in 1975 (two months after he left the
California governorship, a week after George Shultz joined). I asked him whether it was true that it was at
the Grove in 1967 that he, then the new governor, had assured Nixon that he wouldn't challenge him outright
for the Republican nomination in 1968.
Reagan didn't get the question the first time around. He pitched himself forward in his seat with a puzzled
look, still trying to be genial. I repeated myself, and he said, "Yes, yes, that's true," in the famous furry voice.
Then an old friend came up and snagged his attention.
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By the time I got back into the central camp ground, they'd announced the next day's Lakeside Talk. The
mystery was over. COMMENTS BY RONALD W ILSON REAGAN, said placards on the wooden signboards. By the
time the talk was over, the posters had all been lifted by souvenir-seeking Bohemians.
* * *
As dinner began that night, people were already sitting down on the redwood benches at the main stage for
the Grove play (despite the poster, a humorless enactment of the destruction of Pompeii). Everything felt
peaceful and sweet, like death, the good things they say about it: the end to striving, & sunlight-dappled
heavenliness. Music sounded softly. A bagpiper walked in the woods by himself squeezing out a melancholy
song, a brass band played "Sweet Georgia Brown" in Cliff Dwellers camp, and in Band Camp a young
guitarist and an old pianist experimented with the Isley Brothers' "It's Your Thing."
Nearby, a young member of the cast dressed as a woman pulled apart purplish gossamer robes to pee. The
popular redwoods between the Dining and Camp Fire Circles now reeked of urine and wore what looked to
be a permanent skirt of wet, blackened soil. For a while I thought the bar of salt bracketed on one tree by the
lake was an experimental effort to neutralize uric acids before they hit the roots. It turned out to be only a
deer lick.
Down by the lake I saw three men lying on the ground, talking. When they got up to go to dinner, one
hugged another around the middle from behind and trudged up the bank with him that way, laughing.
"Honey, I lost my ring and I want to sell the house," the third one said, mocking a homecoming speech.
At dinner I sat across from a young broker who shared his wine with me and complained about his girlfriend.
The meal (tournedos of beef) was festive and communal. The long tables are lit by gas pipes that spring
from the ears of wooden owl silhouettes three feet above the table, a half dozen of these per table. Wine
gets passed around (though members must sign for the bottles on a chit). Old friends move among the
tables, kissing one another, and a ruddy Bohemian gets up on a bench and, as his friends cheer him on,
removes his cap and opens his mouth to sing. Great intimacy is achieved in song.
The physical aspect of Bohemian male bonding can't be overlooked. Even 100-year-old Grove annals have
a homoerotic quality, with references to "slender, young Bohemians, clad in economical bathing suits."
Nudity was more common then. Today AIDS has put a damper on the Grove's River Road pickup scene,
which Herb Caen used to write about in his San Francisco Chronicle gossip column. Just the same, a man
on his own often gets invited back to camps by gay Bohemians. The weirdest approach I experienced came
from a tall redhead in western wear, a fourth-generation Californian. He wandered up with a beer in his hand
as I sat reading on a bench and, pausing for emphasis, pronounced, "In the beginning the Lord created -cunts."
* * *
When Ronald Reagan came to the green parasol the next day, the organ player broke into "California, Here
I Come." Reagan said that it was good to be back. The Grove had been a major factor in his
"homesickness... when you are forced to be away, as I was, for eight years." The speech was canned and
courtly. Though he cursed now and then, he seemed uncomfortable with the word damn, which he said
almost sotto voce. He did take a crack at toilet humor:
"You know, I got to take a second to do something naughty here, since this is an all-stag arrangement. You
know how many times we've been in someone's home, and we've wanted to go to the powder room, and
we've maybe said, 'Excuse me, I've got to powder my nose.' Well, a man did that at a party, and his hostess
said, when he came back, she said, 'You must have the longest nose in the world.' He said, 'What are you
talking about?' She said, 'Your fly's open.'"
Polite laughter.
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The only surprises came when he took questions. He got rousing applause when he called for greater
regulation of the media. "You know, the press conferences were adversarial bouts -- they were there to trap
me in something or other."
Reagan also came out in favor of four-year terms for congressmen. "You know," he said, for he started
every comment with that phrase, "I haven't said this publicly before. I would like to make the two-year
congressman's term four years, to reduce the number of elections that we have, because I think that's one
of the reasons that only about 53 percent of the people vote. We're just overdoing it. There's a kind of
emotional experience with an election year, that between state elections, local elections, and besides, with a
two year term, a congressman gets elected and the next day he starts campaigning for the next election." I
wanted to ask Reagan about efforts to desegregate the club. It's only a matter of time before the club gets
sued under either California's civil rights act or San Francisco's civil rights ordinance, both of which bar sex
discrimination in business establishments. The Bohemians will be hard-pressed to prove that they are a
purely private club that falls outside the legal definition of a business, when clearly so many members
participate for business-related reasons. Some day the walls will fall, though it's hard to see why any woman
would want to join a crowd of old Republicans chewing cigars and reminiscing about potency.
I wrote "How do you feel about government and legal efforts to force the Club to admit women?" on a piece
of Grove stationery and went up to the fellow taking questions from my section, by the giant owl. It was a
risk, but then it was my last hour of my first and last Grove. My bags were packed -- a camera in one pocket,
a tape recorder in the other. Also, I'd tried to grab one of the free Bohemian Club walking sticks from the
museum, something I could lean against my office wall with the B/C shield turned out to remind myself that
this right-wing fantasia had not been just a dream. But there were none left; Bohemians had taken them all
hiking.
The moderator studied the page and asked who I was and what camp I was in. We were a few feet from the
Lamp of Fellowship, and after looking me over he said he didn't know, this was pushing it. He didn't ask
Reagan my question, of course. The rest of the questions were about the world outside the Grove. Then the
organist struck up "America the Beautiful" and Reagan left in a red truck, waving.
Later I heard a Bohemian on the River Road saying it had been brave of Reagan to take on all comers, But
another Bohemian pointed out it really hadn't been a big risk. "Who was going to offend the president?" After
all, this was Bohemia.
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G. D. Abernathy Jr.
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David Bruce Adams
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Michael C. Adams
Peter Stewart Adams
William H. Adams
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Bruce Garrett Anderson
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F. Allan Anderson
Gunnar D. Anderson
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Mark S. Anderson
Martin Anderson
Martin Carl Anderson
Ross S. Anderson
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Primo Angeli
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H. Jesse Arnelle
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Robert A. Cookson
Robert C. Cookson
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Hugh De Golia Cornish
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J. Brooks Crawford M.D.
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Harlan Crow
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Donal Casey Cummins
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Lytton De Silve
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Oliver Dibble IV
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Jonathan C. Dickey
Mark M. Dickey
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M. Scott Dingwell
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Robert L. Emett
Richard A. Enberg
Albert O. Engel
Joseph S. Englert Jr.
Stephen L. Englert
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Caspar H. Escher Jr.
Thomas C. Escher
Shinji Takane Eshima
William T. Esrey
William Essert
Andrew W. Evans
Richard B. Evans
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Kenneth L. Fisher
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Peter M. Flanigan
Robert J. Flax
L. Walter Fleischer
Tod N. Fleming
James J. Fletcher
James C. Flood
Gregory Grant Flynn
Earl V. Fogelberg
Norman A. Fogelsong
Dennis Foley
S. Robert Foley Jr.
Lee Merritt Folger
Roy A. Folger Jr.
Alan Lee Follett
Bernerd J. Ford
Eugene P. Forrester
Nicholas S. Forster
Robert H. Forward Jr.
Charles T. Foscue
Mark C. Foster
Paul S. Foster III
Jack T. Foster III
Jack T. Foster Jr.
Terry Vincent Fotre
Dudley J. Fournier
Dudley J. Fournier Jr.
Fred Fox
Steven Franich
Anthony M. Frank
Joseph P. Frank
Randall Palmer Frank
Michael Edward Fraser
Edward J. Fraughton
Peter B. Frazier
Daniel S. Fredrich
Don Freeberg
Bradford M. Freeman
Robert A. Freeman
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Lawrence J. Frye
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Charles A. Fuller
Charles E. Fuller
Juhn M. Fuller
Parmer Fuller
Richard L. Fuller
Richard N. Fulstone
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John J. Gardiner III
Robert K. Gardner
Trent Rigel Gardner
Richard E. Garlinghouse Jr.
E. Peter Garrett
Michael L. Garrett
Nolan Ira Gasser
Milo S. Gates
Gary A. Gavello
John A. G. Gavin
Michael S. Gazzaniga
Sonny B. Gee
Fred Gellert Jr.
George Gelles
Louis Gelwicks
M. Arthur Gensler Jr.
Richard Paul Gentschel
David Gergen
Louis V. Gerstner Jr.
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David E. Good
John G. Goode
Herbert A. Goodrich
Kenneth James Goodwin
Nihal W. Goonewardene
Gan Gordon
Lindsay H. Gordon
Robert Cochran Gordon III
Stuart M. Gordon
Gordon C. Gore
Thomas A. Goss
Peter C. Gotcher
Tyler V. Grady
Richard Dunn Graffis
Lawrence Graham
Jack P. Grant
Harry Gray
Howard K. Gray
Ellison Capers Grayson Jr.
William Ellison Grayson
Edward Green
J. Jeffrey Green
Russell H. Green Jr.
William Carbine Gray
William George Green
William L. Green
Maurice R. Greenberg
Frank Perry Greene
J. J. Green
James H. Greene Jr.
Gordon W. Greenlee
John Greenwood
Robert Hilliard Greenwood
David Gregory
Quintard Gregory
Joseph E. Griesedieck Jr.
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Anthony Griffin
Anthony Griffin
Cyrus Richard Griffin
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David J. Guggenhime
Richard J. Guggenhime
Albert Guibara
Gary Guittard
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Lewis Peter Gundunis
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Roderick C. M. Hall
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William R. Hamilton
Oliver D. Hamlin III
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William C. Hammersmith III
Chaunce Wilbert Hammond
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Dirk Hampson
Gregory J. Hampton
John W. Hancock III
Robert L. Hancock
R. Philip Hanes Jr.
John Paul Hanna
Henry Hansel
Stephen E. Hansel
Robert C. Hansen
John E. Hanson
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Lawrence W. Harris III
Robert C. Harris Jr.
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George D. Hart Jr.
Mickey Hart
Thomas A. Hart
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Robert A. Harvey
Thomas E. Harvey
Edward S. Harwood
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John H. F. Haskell Jr.
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John R. Hauer
Kurt Hauser
Philip M. Hawley
Stephen H. Hawley
David A. Haynes
Gilman B. Haynes
Geoffrey C. Hazard
James Lockwood Hazard
Paul Hazen
Thomas B. Hazelhurst
William S. Hazlett
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Victor A. Herbert
Kenneth G. Hecht Jr.
William Scott Hedrick
John M. Heidt
Robert A. Heimbucher
Dale R. Heinmiller
Frank T. Heintz
Charles L. Hemphill
Brian E Henderson M.D.
James A. Henderson
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Clifford R. Hendrix Jr.
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Thomas H. Henriksen
Charles R. Henry
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Robert G. Heywood
Kenneth G. High Jr.
John W. Higson Jr.
Robert Hildreth
Leslie Guy Hilger M.D.
Keith D. Hilken
Brian A. Hill
Frank de Milt Hill
George C. Hill III
Kent Walthall Hill
Scott Clayton Hill
William W. Hill
J. Stanley Hillis
Austin E. Hills
John R. Hilton
Robert C. Hinckley
Frank Hinman Jr.
Joseph P. Hoar (USMC
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Patrick S. Hobin
Tim Hockenberry
Robert Butler Hoffman
John Richard Hoffmann Jr.
William H. Hogan III
Stephen R. Hogan
Michael V. hogan
John A. Hoganson
William D. Hogland
Benjamin D. Holt
Benjamin D. Holt III
Douglas G. Holt
Nicholas V. Holt
Nicholas Holt
Peter M. Holt
W. Stanley Holt
David E. Honeyman Jr.
Richard W. Honour
Michael M. Hood
Anthony S. Hooker
Ralph Wilson Hooper
L. Scott Hoopes
Herbert Hoover III
Joseph James Horn III
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Richard Anson Hataling
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Michael B. Howard
Volney E. Howard III
William Allen Howard
Andrew L. Hoyem
Lawrence E. Hoyt
Elmer R. Hubacher
Dean W. Boka Hubbard
Gordon Huber Jr.
Brian V. Huckins
Philip Hudner
Thomas C. Hudnut
Ernest B. Hueter
David P. Huff
Charles Newel Huggins
Wade C. Hughan
Francis J. Hughes Jr.
Louis R. Hughes
George H. Hume
William J. Hume
Peter W. Hummel
G. Watts Humphrey Jr.
Murray Carter Hunecke
Frederick Granger Hunt
Robert L. Hunt
Robert E. Hunter III
Walter E. Hussman Jr.
Claude Burton Hutchison
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Meredith R. Hyatt Jr.
Douglas K. Hyde
Harold A. Hyde
Orra C. Hyde III
Richard E. Hyde Jr.
Victor L. Hymes
William M. Hynes
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D. Dana Jackson
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David Jacobson
Henry Stevenson Jacobson
Jay M. Jacobus
Jay William Jacobus
Bertrand Jacquillat
Jeffrey L. Jaeger
William P. Jaeger Jr.
Christopher G. Jagard
Gary S. Jagard
Edward R. Jagels
George B. James II
John K. james
Andrew G. Jameson
James D. Jameson
Edward B. Jamieson
Conrad Janis
Luc Janssens
Claude Jarman
Mackall W. Jason
William G. Jason
N. W. (Bill) Jasper Jr.
Bradford Jeffries
Steven Bradford Jeffries
John O. Jenkins
William R. Jenkinson
Harbo Peter Jensen
James Earl Jewell
George F. Jewett III
Donald Carl Johanson
Charles B. Johnson
Charles W. Johnson III
Gregory C. Johnson
Gregory E. Johnson
Gregory K. Johnson
Harold P. Johnson
Jay Kent Johnson
Peter A. Johnson
Reverdy Johnson
Royce A. Johnson
Rupert H. Johnson Jr.
Steger Johnson
W. Thomas Johnson
Scott Wallace Johnston
Homer Johnston
R. C. Johnstone Jr.
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Albert Jones
Craig Allen Jones
David V. Jones
Ellis Jones
J. Keith Jones
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Richard W. Jones
Robert Trent Jones Jr.
Thomas V. Jones
William Stewart Jones
Charles Lee Jordan
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Eugene J. Karandy
Edward M. Karkar
Paul J. Karlstrom
Fritz Frederick Kasten
Randy Howard Katz
John H. Kautz
Peter Finch Keating
Gregg Bernard Keeling
Russel D. Keil Jr.
Gregory James Keller
Michael A. Keller
David Michael Kelley
George Hatfield Kelley
James C. Kelley III
John Armstrong Kelley
Thomas B. Kelley
T. Shawn Kelley
Paul Brendan Kelly III
James Andrew Kelly
Michael W. Kelly
Thomas L. Kempner
Doanld M. Kendall
David Kennedy
John C. Kerr
James I. Ketelsen
Turner Mead Kibbey
Brian Desmond Kidney
Thomas F. Kiernan III
Stephen C. Kimball
James V. Kimsey
Kevin N. King
Robert F. Kingery
Woodward Kingman
Stephen Elliot Kingsley
James F. Kirkham
Robert C. Kirkwood
R. (Kyle) DeWitt Kirwan
Henry A. Kissinger
J. Philip Kistler
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Henry Klyce
Edward A. knapp
Andrew Knight
C. Calvert Knudsen
Derek T. Knudsen Esq.
Charles G. Koch
James C. Koch
Albert H. Konetzni Jr.
Harry W. Konkel
Kenneth Koranda
Thomas F. Kostic
Dick Kovacevich
John Kramer
Lawrence Arthur Krames
Thomas Francis Kranz
Richard M. Krasno
Robert D. Krebs
Alan Kreditor
Peter C. Kremer
Kevin Patrick Kress
David R. Krimm
Hal A. Kroeger
Donald R. Krohn
Robert Kroninger
Henry N. Kuechler III
Peter M. Kuhlmann
Gary A. Kuhn
Jeffrey S. Kuhn
Darwin R. Labarthe
Thomas C. Lacey
Watson M. Laetsch
Frank W. T. LaHaye
Michael LaHorgue
Peyton Myers Lake
Frederick W. Lambert
David
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Sydney L. lambertson
Jonathan K. lancelle
Lawrence R. Lanctot
John R. Landgraf
Edward A. Landry
Beverly W. Landstreet III
Laurence W. lane Jr.
Joseph Lang
William A. Lange
Robert W. Langholz
Lawrence M. Lansburgh
James G. La Plante Jr.
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Glenn Larsen
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David J. Larwood
Richard W. Lasater II
Laurence Lasky
Thomas N. Lathrop
William H. Lathrop
Gregory Lau
Robert Warren Laversin
William Henry Lavis IV
William F. Law Jr.
James Bowles Lawrence
Steven Ernest Lawrence
George C. Lawson
Howard H. leach
Mathew B. Leary
Dana G. Leavitt
Jonathan Leavitt
Richard K. Le Blond II
Donald LeBuhn
Lee Chien
Thomas E. Leep
A. Scott Le Fevre
LaSalle D. Leffall Jr.
Charles A. Legge
Robert M. Leitstein
Edward I. Leland
Hayne E. Leland
Earle Le Masters III
Hubert Lenczowski
John Lenczowski
Louis C. Lenzen
Thomas A. Leon
Richard Leonards
John G. Leones
Joseph S. Lerer
Warren Leslie Lerude
Donald G. Leslie
Stephen G. Leveroni
Bruce Livingston
Brian Lewis
Craig C. Lewis
Gerald J. Lewis
John S. Lewis
Josiah E. Lewis
Louis W. Lewis
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John G. Lilienthat
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Alan Lawrence Lindsley
John W. Lindstrom
Schuyler W. Lininger
Arthur G. Linkletter
Edmund W. Littlefield Jr.
Jacques M. Littlefield
Lloyd Brian
John "Jay" Bradley Long
Douglas M. Longyear
Charles Edward Lord III
Christopher Lord
Vernon R. Loucks Jr.
Anthony Hookey Loughran
A. Wiley Loughran
Marcus Lovett
John Brownlee Lovewell
Albert S. Lowe III
James Rowland Lowe Jr.
Frederick Kidder Lowell
Charles F. Lowrey
Charles F. Lowrey Jr.
Ignacio E. Lozano Jr.
Warren P. Lubich
John M. Luce
George E. Lukes
John A. Lundin
Weyman I. Lundquist
Weyman J. Lundquist
Robert A. Lurie
Homer L. Luther Jr.
Douglas G. Lynn
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William B. MacColl Jr.
Emmett W. MacCorkle
Graeme L. MacDonald
Kirkpatrick MacDonald
Peter S. Macdonald
William John MacDonald
Robert I. MacDonnell
James A. MacGeorge
James M. MacGuire
Michael Machette
Roger Mackenzie
Ian Mackinlay
Angus L. MacLean Jr.
Malcolm MacNaughton Jr.
Roland S. MacNichol
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Richard A. Magnuson
Brian Douglas Mahany
John E. Maher
Robert W. Maier
Stephen T. Main
R. Peter Mallari
Graham Maloney
Michael J. Maloney
James S. Malott
Robert H. Malott
Roger L. Maltbie
Brooks T. Mancini
Jay C. Mancini
Philip Woodson Mancini
Clark R. Mandingo II
Roger Mandle
Edward M. Manning III
Robert B. Manseau
Victor Ottavio Marcelli
Silvano B. Marchesi
Haig G. Mardikian
William Margaretten
Edward Allan Margolin
Robert E. Markison
Robert Thomas Marks
John F. Maroney
David F. Marquardt
Donald Ian Marshall
Douglas W. Marshall
Jeffrey L. Marston
Michael Marston
Edward R. Marszal
Christopher J. Martin
David Orem Martin
Francis A. Martin III
Frederic Wayne Martin
George F. Martin Jr.
Jay R. Martin
John F. Martin
Richard Wilson Martin
Thomas C. Martz
David E. Maryatt
Philip Star Maslin II
Segundo Mateo
James Matheson
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Scott Mathews
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George S. Maze
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Stephen McAuliffe
J. Patterson McBaine
Charles K. McCabe
Eugene A. McCabe
Ernest H. McCall
Edward Francis McCann II
William D. McCann
John J. McCarthy Jr.
Steven Brian McCarthy
Kenneth H. McCaulou
Bruce R. McCaw
William Briggs McClatchy
Kimball P. McCloud
Donald H. McComber
John H. McComish
Chester O. McCorkle
John E. McCosker
George E. McCown
Bowen H. McCoy
Peter McCrea
Thomas P. McCrea III
James J. McCrohan
J. Bruce McCubbrey
Allan A. McCune
J. Denver McCune
Ian Bruce McDonald
Paul Joseph McDonald
W. Patrick McDowell
Jeffrey K. McElnea
William H. McElnea Jr.
John D. McEndy
Nion T. McEvoy
Christopher T. McGarry
Charles C. McGettigan
James Patrick McGillen
Michael McGinley
Francis E. McGovern
Mathew B. McGowan
Michael B. McGowan
Joseph
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Michael T. McGuire
Robert Anthony McHugh III
Paul C. P. McIlhenny
Richard H. McKannay Jr.
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W. Stuart McKee
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Thomas O. McLaughlin
Bruce B. McLellan
Douglas B. McLellan
Roderick A. McManigal
Henry C. McMicking
Burton J. McMurtry
James McNab III
Mark Hopkins McNabb
Daniel Forbes McNamara
Raymond J. McNaughton
John Wesley McNay
Denman K. McNear
Dennis A. McNeil
H. Russell McNeill
John E. McNellis
Kevin L. McNiff
Hugh D. McNiven
Michael McNulty
Michael C. McPherson
Donald A. McQuade
Robert Bruce McQuarrie Jr.
Thomas P. McReynolds
Keith B. McWilliams
Harold Mead
James W. Meakin
Thomas E. Meakin
Mathew B. Meblin
Samuel D. Meblin
Edwin Meese III
Samuel A. Megeath III
Van Megert
Alexander R. Mehran
E. H. "Ned" Meister
Charles Howard Mel
Robert E. Mellor
Jeffrey D. Melvoin
Alan C. Mendelson
Michael G. Menzies
Michael A. Merchant
Steven L. Merrill
Dwight L. Merriman Jr.
Dwight L. Merriman III
David F. Merten
Harold M. Messmer Jr.
Alan E. Metheny
Johnny Metheny
Henry Mettier
Stacy R. Mettier Jr.
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Kenneth W. Meyersieck
Jay Dee Michael
Peter Z. Michael
Michael W. Michelson
Fred W. Mielke Jr.
Kenneth E. Milam
Chipman Miles
Richard W. Millar Jr.
Roger J. Millar
Anthony Miller
Arjay Miller
Bruce L. Miller
David Earl Miller
Henry S. Miller
J. Sanford Miller
John F. Miller
O'Malley M. Miller
Peter B. Miller
Richard Russell Miller
Richard S. Miller
Robert Gordon Miller
Ronald Dean Miller
Stephen R. Miller
Stephen T. B. Miller
Steven H. Miller
Terry Miller
Marshall C. Milligan
John Brent Mills
Robert Milne
David R. Minor
W. John Miottel Jr.
George B. Mitroff
David Michael Molnar
Robert Michael Mondavi
James Joseph Monfredini
James J. Mongan M.D.
Dwight Lindsay Monson
George G. Montgomery Jr.
H. DuBose
Montgomery
Matt Montgomery
Thomas Montgomery
Douglas G. Moore
George B. Moore
James Rolph Moore Jr.
Joseph Gartland Moore
Peter Martin Moore
Robert B. Moore Jr.
Stephen A. Moore
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Thomas W. Moore Jr.
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H. Barclay Morley
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William C. Morris
Tom Morrish
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R. Scott Morrisson Jr.
Richard H. Morrisson Jr.
Richard M. Morrow
Bryan F. Morse
James R. Morse
John L. Mortarotti
Earl L. Mortensen Jr.
Douglas Morton
William Moss
John Geoffrey Motlow
Thomas M. Motlow
Thomas M. Moulin
Michael Moxley
F. H. Ted Muhs
Peter L. Muhs
David A. Mulford
David Campbell Mulford
John J. Mullane Jr.
Richard A. Muller
Timothy Matthew Muller
Peter W. Mullin
Brian Thayer Mullins
H. G. (Toby) Mumford
Michael T. Murakami
Colin Murdoch
Deroy Murdock
Leo J. Murphy
Daniel Buntin Murray
Dwight H. Murray Jr.
John Creighton Murray
John Robert Murray
Thomas J. Murray Jr.
William R. Murray
Peter Johnson Musto
J. Michael Myatt
Jack E. Myers
Michael E. Myers
Richard B. Myers (USAF
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Thomas J. Neff
Bruce R. Nelson
Frederic C. Nelson
Kipp Nelson
S. Victor Nelson
Ward T. Nelson
Gary J. Nevolo
David K. Newbigging
Byrne Newhart
William A. Niccolls
Harold Nichol
Alan Hammond Nichols
William H. Nicholson
W. John Nicholson
David F. Niello
Richard L. Niello
Rick Niello
Roger W,. Niello
Peter L. Niggeman
Kenneth Nim
Levon H. Nishkian
Thomas Arthur Nixon
Carl B. Noelke
Stanley J. Noonan
William F. Norris
D. Warner North
Robert H. Nott
Edmond J. Nouri
Michael Nouri
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John B. Oakley
William E. Oberndorf
Alexander Obidinski
Dillon O'Brian
George D. O'Brien Jr.
Kevin A. O'Connell
Jay H. O'Connor
Scott H. O'Connor
James J. O'Donnell
Mathew M. Ogburn
Raymond R. Ogburn
Michael L. Ohleyer
Sean O'Keefe
William Olds Jr.
William Lee Olds III
Paul A. O'Leary
Patrick Oliphant
Jonathan Olmstead
George H. Olsen Jr.
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Peter O'Malley
George D. O'Neill Jr.
Bryan Jeffrey O'Neill
Joseph I. O'Neill III
John D. Ong
David J. O'Reilly
Terry O'Reilly
James R. Osborn
Brent W. Osborne
David H. Osborne III
Ralph S. Osterling
Charles E. Osthimer III
Paul Stevens Otellini
Richard C. Otter
Gregory J. Otto
William
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William G. Pannill
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Mathew Parfit
Jeffrey J. Parish
Harry S. Parker III
Jack S. Parker
Joseph Lloyd Parker Jr.
Robert Ted Parker
Thomas G. Parker
Paul Parkhurst
Leon W. Parma
Timothy J. Parrott
Dana G. Parry
Gerald E. Parsons
Gordon Burleigh Pattee
Robert F. Patterson
Paul Lyon Patton
Hartley Paul
James Cameron Paul
Christopher L. Paulson
Rodney R. Peck Esq.
Dean A. Pedley
Rick Pedley
John R. Pelkan
Paul F. Pelosi
Gene E. Pendergast Jr.
Vincent Perez
James Warren Perry
Mark W. Perry
Evert B. Person
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John Misha Petkevich
Tom Pettit
David Wingfield Pettus
George H. Pfau Jr.
William L. Pfeifer
Michael Aloysius Phelan
J. Barton Phelps
Dave Phillips
William W. Phillips
Allen M. Phipps
Peter M. Phleger
Frederick B. Pickering Jr.
Stephen T. Pickford
Peter O'Malley Pierson
Charles M. Pigott
Mark Pigott
Thomas E. Pillsbury
Thomas H. Pitts
F. Anthony Placzek
Gregory L. Pliska
Robert Anthony Podesta
David A. Poe
Robert C. Poe
Henry Williams Poett III
Richard W. Pogue
Richard R. Pohli
Bill R. Poland
Carmen A. Policy
James M. Pollock
Robert M. Pond Jr.
Bruce Christopher Poole
Christopher K. Poole
George A. Poole Jr.
Wayne E. Pope
Frank K. Popoff
James W. Porter
Timothy C. Porter
James Potochny
Colin L. Powell
Gilbert C. Powers
Doy Prater
James C. Pratt
Larry L. Pressler
William A. Prezant
P. Anthony Price
P. Buford Price
William Stanley Price III
G. David Prindiville
Joseph L. Priske
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Thomas M. Quigg
John Quinn
Robert L. Quist
Bruce H. Qvale
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John Raisian
A. Joseph Rallo
Joseph W. Ralston (USAF)
Brian E. Ramsey
Edward B. Rasmuson
Kenneth Blair Rawlings
David R. Rawson
Ronald Craig Rawson
Arno A. Rayner
J. Peter Read
C. R. Redlich
Milton K. Reeder
W. Mason Rees
Carl E. Reichardt
James R. Reilly (Reg)
William K. Reilly
Floyd Reinhart
Thomas S. Reis
Charles P. Reiter
James F. Reiter
Kenneth W. Rendell
Mark Eugene Rennick
George S. Reppas
Robert G. Reppas
Vincent H. Resh
clive Selsby Revill
Carlos A. Reyes
Julio C. Reyes
Hugh E. Reynolds
Jon Q. Reynolds
Jonathan R. Reynolds
Robert Joseph Reynolds
Thomas B. Reynolds
Raul Reynoso
Henry F. Rice
Donald L. Rich
Peter C. Richards M.D.
Charles M. Richardson Jr.
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Harold L. Richardson
Ralph M. Richart
Donald R. Riehl
Benjamin K. Riley
Patrick G. Riley
William Thomas Riley
Stewart Andrew Ring
Jack B. Ripsteen
Richard Carl Rissel
C. Stewart Ritchie III
Alfred A. Rivasplata
Drew Leland Robarts
Lindsey C. Robbins
George R. Roberts
Channing Rex Robertson
Mork Owen Robertson
Billy E. Robinson
John C. Robinson
Antonio L. Rocha
David Rockefeller
David Rockefeller Jr.
F. Hase Rodenbaugh
Carlos A. Rodriguez
David N. Rogers (USN
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Jack Rogers
Stephen John Rogers
T. Gary Rogers
Sigmund Rogich
R. Jeffrey Rohn
James E. Rohr
Thomas Rohr
Roland S. Rojas
Vincent E. Rojas
Victor Lawrence Rollandi
Sr.
Clifton S. Romig
Michael A. Roosevelt
Mario M. Rosati
Anthony Frederick Rose
Glenn A. Rose
Adolph S. Rosekrans
John S. Rosekrans
Peter R. Rosekrans
Toby Rosenblatt
Robert D. Rossi
Douglas H. Roth
Thomas Patrick Rowan
Peter Hamlin Rowe
Robert W. Rowell
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Charles B. Runnels
David Martin Ruprecht
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James N. Russell
Thomas R. Russell
George W. Rutherford
Vincent Donald Ryan
Gregory Paul Ryan
Joseph Ryan
Michael D. Ryan
Stephen J. Ryan
T. J. Ryan III
Thomas Joseph Ryan
Timothy P. Ryan
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Phillip Salazar
James Kevin Salestrom
Anthony J. Salewski
Haddon N. Salt
David L. Saltzer
Steven B. Sample
Wilton Wade Sample
John
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B. Francis Saul
Guido Saveri
Richard Alexander Saveri
Frederic A. Sawyer
Andrew E. Saxton
Joseph A. Scafidi
Jeffrey M. Scales
Phillip Scarborough
Stephen H. Schadlich
H. James Schafer
Joseph L. Schatz
Mark Baxter Schellerup
Gerard Schenkkan
Albert J. "Bud" Schiff
Alexander H. Schilling Jr.
Kenneth C. Schley
Chauncy E. Schmidt
Eric Clausen Schmidt
Jon Eugene Schmidt
Kurt L. Schmoke
Jordan D. Schnitzer
Albert R. Schreck
Charles R. Schreck
thomas A. Schreck
Donn Schroder
John S. Schroder
Bernard H. Schulte Jr.
Jack G. Schultz
Jackson L. Schultz
Robert J. Schumaker
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Edward B. Scott II
Norman M. Scott Jr.
Thomas Wright Scott
John H. Scully
John H. Sears
Dennis G. Sechrest
Bruce Seidel
Lloyd A. Semple
Charles Sepos
John L. Sertich
Robert A. Setrakian
Scott H. Setrakian
Brock Reid Selltemier
George C. Seward
H. Boyd Seymour Jr.
Ronald A. Sfarzo
Francis P. Shanahan
Kevin Shanley
A. Horton Shapiro
William F. Sharon
Paul C. Shattuck
William M. Shattuck
William N. Shattuck
Peter Owen Shea
Frederic George Shearer
George A. Shearing
George O. Sheldon
John C. Shenk
Roderick W. Shepard
Sherman J. Russell
James Edward Sherman
Jerome T. Sherman
Robert S. Sherman III
Robert M. Shields Jr.
Raymond E. Shine
David Arthur Shirley
Alvin V. Shoemaker
Philip Shoptaugh
Alexander T. Shulgin
George P. Shultz
William E. B. Siart
Peter E. Sibley
Scott Sibley
Edward T. Sickel III
Mark F. Simens
Donald S. Simon
carlton Barrett Simons
Alan K. Simpson
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David B. Sloan
James W. Slusser
Willis S. Slusser
Joseph E. Smiell
Steve Smit
Brannan T. Smith
Bruce C. Smith
Budge H. Smith
E. Del Smith
F. Allen Smith
H. William Smith III
Hawley Dwight Smith
James S. Smith
Jeffrey C. Smith
Lloyd Herbert Smith
Richard W. Smith
Sydney C. Smith
William McFate Smith
Johm E. Smyth
Christian M. Snavely
Stephen V. Snavely
Jim L. Sochor
Thomas J. Soher
Jerome P. Solari
William S. Solari III
Frank Solinsky IV
Peter A. Soracco
Eric Sorenson
Philip Foster Spalding
Richard C. Spalding
Robert J. Spane
Zachariah Spellman
G. Stuart Spence Jr.
Robert L. Spence
John Spencer
Norman A. Spencer
R. Tod Spicker
Warren "Ned" E. Spicker Jr.
Richard D. Spight
Athelstan F. Spilhaus Jr.
Norman F. Sprague III
Frank A. Sprole
Curtis C. Sproul
Robert Gordon Sproul III
Donald William Spruance
Kendall B. Mooers Squires
Robert M. Stafford
Alan G. Stafford
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Although the material is from a 9/11 activist group (Truth Action), there are good reasons to believe that this list is legitimate.
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The group is very proudly touting its accomplishment in obtaining the list and would suffer a backlash if the list was
falsified.
truthaction.org shows that the group or one of its contacts appear to have attended the site
The group has what appears to be at least one other internal document (a photograph of the site plan)
The guest list in general is easily falsifiable -- simply call some of the names on the list.
Given the number of attendees and service staff we speculate that there were between 3,000 and 10,000 paper
copies of the list distributed, so its not unreasonable that a copy has leaked given the interest in the proceedings.
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Activists from truthaction.org have obtained the official guest list for Bohemian Grove's 2008 midsummer encampment along
with a map of the Grove's facilities. According to the guest list, this year's attendees include George H. W. Bush, David
Rockefeller, Henry Kissinger, Donald Rumsfeld, Colin Powell and several former CIA directors. Also attending are two
members of the Grateful Dead, one of whom is camping with the elder Bush.
The Bohemian Grove, located in the small town of Monte Rio in Sonoma County, California is notorious for its annual
summer retreats for the rich and powerful during which participants kick back, relax and enjoy a simulated child sacrifice
called "Cremation of Care". The Grove is strictly off-limits to the uninvited and much effort is made to maintain secrecy.
Workers at the retreat must sign a comprehensive confidentiality agreement and the entrance to the 2,700 acre getaway is
guarded not only by private security but also the local Sheriff's department, at taxpayers expense.
Bohemian Club
Why do the Authorities Still Allow this Club to Operate?
updated 10-12-07
CONVERGE ON BOHEMIA
Friday, July 15, 2005
Saturday, July 16, 2005 Sunday, July 17, 2005
Noon-Dusk
Protest the Bohemians Join a Green Convergence
Monte Rio Outdoor
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a.m.
Rally Amphitheater
Noon March to the grove
Once again for the 125th
year, Bohemia will ring
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with the sound of men
making money. Their 2
weeks of mid-summer
revelry will begin by
getting there, and you
can be there to greet
them!
Bring signs, banners,
drums.
gate to Resurrect Care 10 a.m. Gather
11:00-1:00 Special guest
War for oil in the Middle speakers and music
East;
environmental 1:00-you decide
disturbances on a global Community discussion to
scale; the rich receive tax plan ongoing actions to
cuts while the Bill of stop the onslaught and
Rights and services for end the war.
the poor are gutted.
We recognize that the
Bohemians
have
full
control of the reins of
power and wealth and
they are using those
reins to steer a course
toward destruction.
http://www.sonomacountyfreepress.com/bohos/2005.html
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Blair to attend Bohemian Grove This Weekend?
Date: Sat, 29 Jul 2006
Will Tony Blair attend Bohemian Grove This Weekend?
Others including Schwarzenegger, Clinton, Murdoch, Shultz, Peres, Gore,
Gingrich, Beane, Summers, Bono all in San Francisco this weekend
Steve Watson / Prisonplanet | July 29 2006
This weekend sees the finale of the annual gathering of the Bohemian Club in
the secluded redwoods about 75 miles north of San Francisco. It just so
happens that Tony Blair will be in San Francisco all weekend along with a whole
host of other powerful elite luminaries.
Whilst the world seems to be on the brink of major war, Blair is, as reported
today by the London Independent, on a flying tour of California to meet and do
private business with Rupert Murdoch.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports:
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The Tony, private event, a five-day management retreat for 250 executives of
Rupert Murdoch's News Corp., is set to bring together a VIP guest list for the
ages to chat about issues like volunteerism, technology and politics. Among
them: Blair, Israeli Vice Premier Shimon Peres, former President Bill Clinton,
former Vice President Al Gore, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, Oakland
A's general manager Billy Beane, former Harvard University President Lawrence
Summers and even U2 lead singer and international do-gooder Bono.
Introducing Blair to the crowd on Sunday evening will be California Gov. Arnold
Schwarzenegger. The Republican governor will be celebrating his birthday and
is expected to be on hand with first lady Maria Shriver at the event sponsored
by Murdoch, a generous donor to the GOP whose mega-corporation owns Fox
News, 20th Century Fox, DirecTV and 175 newspapers worldwide -- including
the New York Post -- with a total circulation of 40 million.
Whilst in San Francisco Blair will also dine with George and Charlotte Shultz,
the former secretary of state and current state protocol chief, respectively, and
he's also expected to meet with Democratic gubernatorial nominee Phil
Angelides.
Clinton, Shultz, Gore and Gingrich have all reportedly visited Bohemian Grove
on previous occasions. The SF Chronicle also reported that Schwarzenegger
was hand picked to become California Governor in 2003 at the Grove.
Could Blair and his friends be popping by the Redwoods for a visit this year?
The timing of the gathering with Murdoch is very convenient.
The Grove hosts the Bohemian Club every year, members include George H.W.
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Bush, Charles Schwab and Walter Cronkite. It has been reported by major
publications in the past that world policy is discussed at the Grove in between
frolicking naked, urinating on trees and engaging in bizarre Paganistic rituals.
In 2000 Alex Jones infiltrated the gathering and caught exclusive video footage
of a bizarre mock human sacrifice ritual, known as "the cremation of care",
under a 40 foot stone owl that the members refer to as Molech.
Former President Richard Nixon is on record discussing homosexual activity at
the Grove, whilst it is also documented that male and female porn stars and
prostitutes are shipped in for the annual retreat.
We have previously reported that Tony Blair and his wife are "obsessed" with
new age practices and ceremonies and have in the past according to the
London Guardian, attended Aztec Re-birthing rituals.
Furthermore, according to the London Times, Blair has made major political
decisions based on new age readings of a hidden force called 'The Light'.
Read more on the Bohemian Grove here
Related: Blair revelations reiterate elite occult obsession
Prison Planet.tv: The Premier Multimedia Subscription Package: Download and
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Bohemian Grove Roster Sent Anonymously to Infowars
Membership List Reveals Former Presidents, Host of Academics and NWO Operators
Aaron Dykes / JonesReport | June 22, 2007
An interesting package came into the Infowars mailbox recently-- sent anonymously with no return
address-- but the contents revealed the reason for secrecy. Someone has shipped our office the
2006 membership roster for the secretive and exclusive Bohemian Grove, which Alex Jones
infiltrated and exposed in 2000.
A number of high profile elites appear on the list, including David Rockefeller (and son), Henry
Kissinger, George H.W. Bush, Gerald Ford, David Gergen (who Alex Jones confronted about his
grove membership), Colin Powell, George P. Shultz, Donald Rumsfeld and even Kenneth Starr, who
gained attention after prosecuting Bill Clinton.
See a 1981 news report on the grove.
Many U.S. Presidents have gone to the grove, but most do not appear on the membership roster,
though we know that Reagan, Nixon (both pictured below at the Grove), George W. Bush, Herbert
Hoover and many other presidents have also attended but are not listed, as is the case for
presidential advisor Karl Rove.
Claremont-McKenna, (Jack L. Stark),Pepperdine University (Charles B. Runnels, Kenneth W. Starr),
CA Institute of Technology (David Baltimore, Charles Elachi), U.S.C. (Shelton Berg, Michael L.
Garrett, Brian E. Henderson, M.D. [School of Medicine], Stephen J. Ryan, Steven B. Sample), Scripps
College, Claremont, CA (John H. Chandler [member since 1983), U.C. Irvine (Robert C. Combs), U.C.
Davis (Arthur H. Smith, Lloyd H. Smith, Jim L. Sochor [Emeritus], Joe P. Tupin, Larry N. Vanderhoef,
Julian R. Youmans), University of the Pacific (Donald V. De Rosa), California Academy of Science
(Robert C. Drewes), U.C. Hastings School of Law (Geoffrey C. Hazard, William T. Hutton, Frederick
W. Lambert, Stephen A. Lind), U.C. Santa Barbara (Robert A. Huttenback), University of California
(Hugh D. McNiven, Rudi Schmid), Scripps Institute, UCSD (Charles F. Kennel), CA Academy of
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Sciences (John P. Kociolek), UCLA (James Q. Wilson [also Harvard emeritus]), U.C. San Francisco
(Jay A. Levy, Robert G. Miller, Ronald D. Miller, William R. Murray, Stanley B. Prusiner, Arthur N.
Thomas), University of San Francisco (John LoSchiavo, John P. Schlegel), SF State University (John
E. McCosker, Arthur Mejia), S.F. Conservatory of Music (Colin Murdoch), Cal State University (Ward
M. McAfee), Harvey Mudd College (Joseph Platt), U.C. San Diego (Kirk L. Peterson), Santa Clara
University (Peter O'Malley Pierson)
UNIVERSITIES OTHER THAN IN CALIFORNIA: Princeton University (Orley Clark Ashenfeler),
Universit of WA (Thomas L. Bosworth, Edward D. Verrier), Yale Uninversity (Gerad N. Burrow),
University of Calgary (Barry Cooper), Vermont Law School (Douglas M. Costle), Bates College, ME
(Edward S. Harwood), Universite Paris (Bertrand Jacquillat), University VA Law School (Charles W.
Johnson), Sante Fe Institute (Edward A. Knapp), University of Texas (Bobby Ray Inman, Darwin R.
Labarthe, Jeffrey C. Smith), University of Maryland (John Lenczowski), University of Nevada-Reno
(Warren L. Lerude), Morehouse College (Walter E. Massey), Howard University (Kurt L. Schmoke),
Rockefeller University (Frederick Seitz [labeled as "old guard"; obtained membership in 1966], Wake
Forest University (James F. Toole), Duke University Law School (Francis E. McGovern), University of
North Carolina (David F. Merten), Amherst College (Joseph G. Moore), Syracuse University (Sean
O'Keefe), Columbia University (Ralph M. Richart), Middlebury College (John Spencer), Oberlin
College (S. Frederick Starr), George Mason University, VA (Walter E. Williams)
The list of notables also includes a number of foreign dignitaries and heads of institutes throughout
the U.S. and abroad. Notable Bohemian Grove member Helmut Schmidt, who wrote about his love
for the club in his autobiography, Men and Powers, is not listed in 2006 volume.
Institute of International Education (founded in 1919, in the same time-frame of the League of
Nations and the C.F.R.) (Richard M. Krasno)
One of the world's foremost oceanographers, Robert D. Ballard-- who made his name investigating
the wreckage of the Titanic, the Bismarck and other famous ships, is listed as representing the
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, a member since September 12, 1991. Robert Berj Gagosian
also represents Wood Hole.
Bobby Ray Inman, former head of the NSA and defamed candidate for Secretary of Defense under
Clinton, now at the University of Texas LBJ School of Public Affairs in Austin, TX.
Christopher C. DeMuth of the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C.
Edwin J. Feulner, Jr. and Edwin Meese III of The Heritage Foundation.
James A. Kelly of the Pacific Forum CSIS in Honolulu.
Consul General of Japan, Makoto Yamanaka
Dennis M. Power, Director of the Oakland Museum
Fmr. Surgeon General of the U.S., Richard Carmona (term: 2002-July 2006)
Consular Mexico - Alfonso de Maria y Campos
The Consul General of Luxembourg, Robert Biwer.
Also, the Indian Ambassador to the U.S., K Shankar Bajpai (Jan 25, 1968), also a CFR member.
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I've also included the so-called 'LIST OF FIFTY' a list honoring regular attendees, though few of the
names stand out on first pass. 'Honorary Associates' and 'Honorary Regulars' are also distinguished
in the 104-page directory with thousands of names.
Notably, in addition to the anonymous shipping of this directory, Alex Jones received a call at his
home from the BOHEMIAN GROVE, which was listed on caller-id, but no one identified themselves. It
is not clear if this member roster was sent by an employee of the Grove, a member or came to this
office through other
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25 Years of Protest at Bohemian Grove
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BOHEMIAN GROVE - 1947
DO YOU RECOGNIZE THE FACES ABOVE?
Former Presidents Reagan and Nixon at Bohemian Grove
Cronkite, the infamous and notable TV journalist, is also a member and listed in the directory. The 'P'
next to his name denotes "Regular - Professional." Also listed is the King of Sweden, Carl XVI
Gustaf.
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Walter Cronkite
David Gergen
Henry Kissinger
Gen. Colin Powell
David Rockefeller
David Rockefeller, Jr.
Donald Rumsfeld
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George Schultz
THE CEREMONY
BACKGROUND
July 15, 16 & 17, 2005 will mark twenty five years of protest at the exclusive mens only club,
Bohemian Grove in Monte Rio along the Russian River.
In 1980 a small Sonoma county based group, SONOMoreAtomics, began researching some of the
corporations that were profiting from nuclear power and weapons. Since Bohemian Grove was
located in their backyard they began a protest to make the connections between the top elite of the
corporate, banking, military and governmental circles. Within a week through contacts inside the
Grove they obtained a membership and guest list and the serious research began. That same year a
reporter from MOTHER JONES magazine made contact and the protesters helped him to get inside.
By 1981 national attention had been called to this once-secret gathering through articles in MOTHER
JONES and PARADE MAGAZINE (Jack Anderson).
By July of 1981 a network of 81 peace, environmental, and justice groups had formed a coalition
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called BOHEMIAN GROVE ACTION NETWORK which has called attention to this elite network of the
"good old boys" for the past 25 years. Special attention has been given to the daily LAKESIDE
TALKS which have included presidents, CEO's of the Fortune 500, head of the World Bank, and
assorted military leaders."In reality these are public policy talks given without public scrutiny," said
Mary Moore, co-founder of BGAN.
On July 15, 2005, the incoming Bohemians will be greeted at the gates as they arrive for the first
weekend of their two-week summer encampment. On Saturday, July 16, on the day that the
Bohemians CREMATE DULL CARE, the protesters will be at the gates to hold their 25th annual
RESURRECTION OF CARE. On Sunday, July 17, a convergence of activists will take place in the
Monte Rio amphitheater to network and strategize.
This year's protest is organized by the California State Greens and endorsed by various social
activist groups and individuals.
Contact Information
For Background:
Mary K. Moore (707) 874-2248
For Protest Logistics:
Don Eichelberger (415) 567-4577
Paul Encimer (707) 540-9061
See: http://www.sonomacountyfreepress.com/bohos/25years.html
The August 2, 1982 edition of Newsweek magazine reported: "... the world's most prestigious
summer camp - the Bohemian Grove - is now in session 75 miles north of San Francisco. The
fiercely guarded, 2,700 acre retreat is the country extension of San Francisco's all-male ultraexclusive Bohemian Club to which every Republican President since Herbert Hoover has belonged.
With its high-powered clientele, coveted privacy and cabalistic rituals, the Bohemian Grove has
prompted considerable suspicion. ... The most important events, however are the "lakeside talks"
(past orators: Alexander Hague and Casper Weinberger). This year's speaker was Henry Kissinger
on The Challenge of the '80s."
Maclean's magazine, March 23, 1981 reported: "Each summer, for three weekends - this year's will
be the 103rd - nearly 2,000 Bohemians, with guests in tow, speed in by car and corporate jet to their
guarded Grove, close by the hamlet of Monte Rio (population 1,200) on the Russian River. The
Grove's Shakespearean motto, "Weaving spiders come not here," is an injunction to forget wheeling
and dealing which is widely ignored. While 'ruling-class cohesiveness' rarely lets slip details of
accommodations arrived at there, some - such as the 1967 agreement by Ronald Reagan, over a
drink with Richard Nixon, to stay out of the coming presidential race - have helped mold America's
destiny.
... Oddly enough, reporters are barred from this club, formed one night in 1872 by five bored news
hawks on the old San Francisco Examiner to promote good fellowship (i.e., booze-ups) and 'to help
elevate journalism to that place in the popular estimation to which it is entitled.' That aspiration went
down the drain when membership was extended to show people, and by 1878, the year of the first
Grove-fest, the journalist were already on their way out.
Today, a prospective member faces an interrogation that, according to one club man, 'would satisfy
the KGB.' There is a waiting list of 1,500 notables, all eager to pay the $2,500 initiation fee and $600 a
year dues.
Mother Jones, August 1981 volume 6 page 28, reported a partial list of some of the prominent
members: "George P. Shultz, Stephen Bechtel, Jr., Gerald R. Ford, Henry Kissinger, William F.
44
Buckley, Jr., Fred L. Hartley, Merv Griffin, Thomas Haywood, Joseph Coors, Edward Teller, Ronald
Reagan, A. W. Clausen, George Bush, William French Smith, John E. Swearingten, Casper W.
Weinberger, Justin Dart, William E. Simon, and hundreds of other prominent politicos and
businessmen."
Antony C. Sutton, Editor of an excellent monthly newsletter, Phoenix Letter, stated in the October,
1996 edition:
"Up to a few months ago, our knowledge of Bohemian Grove, the exclusive elitist hideaway by
supposedly adult wheeler dealers, a.k.a. Washington statesman and prominent people (all male.)
We dismissed the behavior as immature, even pitiful by emotionally disturbed juveniles and not
worth attention. This is where Kissinger, Ford, Nixon, Bechtel, Bush, Cheney, Hoover and their
friends (2600 members) hang out and "relax." And if they want to behave as little boys that is their
privilege, it is private property.
Recent [O'Brien and Phillips, TRANCE Formation of America (pp 170-1)] information may radically
change this perception of Bohemian Grove. Not merely drunkenness, unbounded use of alcohol and
drugs with vague homosexual tones (confirmed by our sources) but reported activities much more
serious - kidnapping, rape, pedophilia, sodomy, ritual murder. Investigation is blocked under the
1947 National Security Act. (!) And like the Omaha child abuse case, includes illegal detention of
children.
For decades, there have been vague rumors of weird goings on in Bohemian Grove in more remote
parts of its 2200 acres. Reliable reports claim Druidic like rituals, druids in red hooded robes
marching in procession and chanting to the Great Owl (Moloch.) A funeral pyre with "corpses."
(Scores of men work in the Bohemian Grove as servants so this party is fairly well established.)
An article in a local community newspaper, Santa Rosa Sun (1993, July) reported on the Cult of
Canaan and the legend of Moloch in place at Bohemian Grove. The Moloch Pagan Cult of Sacrifice is
human sacrifice. About the mid 1980s there were rumors of murders in remote parts of the property.
A local police investigation went nowhere. State investigators on related criminal acts went
nowhere.
According to an observer and near victim, who can describe the Bohemian Grove inner hideaways,
the closed sanctum, even the decor at secret locations, places where no outsider goes (or servants
according to our sources) there is an UNDERGROUND lounge (sign spelled U.N.derground) a Dark
Room, a Leather Room and a Necrophilia Room.
Here is one of O'Brien's quote "Slaves of advancing age or with failed programming were
sacrificially murdered at random in the wooded grounds of Bohemian Grove and I felt it was only a
matter of time until it would be me."
This potential victim survived. Others reportedly did not.
The Origin of Moloch, Druid and Canaanite Cult
These cults were based on human sacrifice. Why would a 20th century resort reproduce the cult
ceremonies? At the minimum, it demonstrates an attraction to the ceremonial practices of the cult,
i.e. adoration of destruction, blood, barbarity and sacrifice of children.
In brief, the O'Brien charges are consistent with the tenants of Bohemian Grove as played out in
ceremony. This is not a resort devoted to, for example, tennis or swimming. It is apparently devoted
to blood sacrifices.
John Milton in Paradise Lost described Moloch as follows:
45
"First Moloch, horrid king, besmirched with blood
Of human sacrifice, and parents' tears,
Though, for the noise of drums and timbrels loud,
Their children's cries unheard, that passed through fire
To his grim idol."
"Many political reputations and world governments secrets were staked on the belief that I could not
be deprogrammed and rehabilitated to recall that which I was supposed to forget."
So much for the programming experts. Colonel Aquino is a psychology "expert" linked to mind
control with Defense Intelligence Agency and presumably first class talent, yet (Cathy) O'Brien was
apparently deprogrammed and secrets spilled all over." (end quoting)
The monthly Phoenix Letter is available by writing to Phoenix Letter, Suite 216 C, 1517 14th St. West,
Billings, MT 59102.
The book "TRANCE Formation of America" is an autobiography by Cathy O'Brien with Mark Phillips.
Cathy and her 8 year old daughter were rescued from their mind-controlled existence in 1988 and
taken to Alaska by Mark Phillips for safety and rehabilitation. She and her daughter were victims of
the US Government Defense Intelligence Agency TOP SECRET MK-Ultra Project Monarch (MIND
CONTROL). Cathy became a White House "Presidential Model" Mind-control slave. Later on, her very
young daughter was included in this evil MIND CONTROL project, and was physically, sexually and
mentally tortured by the pen-stripe suited leaders of the most powerful organization in the world, our
US Government. I will not take this space to tell you the entire story, because it is much more
alarming as it is related by Cathy in this VERY DISTURBING book. My first reaction to reading these
facts was utter sadness to learn about two innocent human beings that were tortured and treated as
simple tools for the pleasure of our world leaders. This was followed by extreme anger, when I
realized that the persons committing these horrible crimes were not repeat offenders who were just
recently released from a maximum security prison or mental hospital, but people who are our recent
and current elected and appointed state and federal leaders. If this book does not deeply sadden
you, and then make you very angry, you just don't understand.
As these world leaders, who have all the creature comforts that they could ever desire, look around
for something new and interesting to do to amuse themselves, is it not reasonable to assume that
they eventually will revert to pagan ritual rites, mind control, pedophilia, necrophilia, homosexuality,
bestiality, prostitution and yes - human sacrifice? Apparently they already have!!
Alex Jones, a patriot friend from Austin, Texas had the guts to sneak into the Bohemian Grove a
couple of years ago with a video camera. He secretly filmed about an hour of the Medieval rituals
performed before the 40-foot high concrete owl that they were worshiping. One of the rituals was a
sham burning of a human being on the altar in front of the owl. Others have reported in the past that
they have sacrificed live human beings on this altar. You can purchase a copy of this VHS video tape
by going to Alex's web site at http://www.infowars.com/bg1.html
http://www.infowars.com
Date: Sunday, 18 July 2004, 6:01 p.m.
2000 Rich And Powerful Arrive Secretly At Bohemian Grove
Free
7.18.2004
Press
International
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Some 2000 CEO's, government officials and movies stars landed at the Sonoma
County Airport in Santa Rosa, California yesterday to attend the secret 2004
Bohemian Grove Meeting just outside Monte Rio, CA. The press is not invited to
Bohemian Grove. Sentries scan the paths from above with binoculars, helped out
by infrared sensors.
There are 125 different camps such as Toyland, Dog House, Sons of Toil and
Mandalay Effect. George H.W. Bush will be in Hill Billies camp, along with Defense
Secretary Donald Rumsfeld according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
The Hearst family were members of Bohemian Grove but the Hearst-owned
Examiner ran a 1901 piece in which Ambrose Bierce predicted the assassination of
President William McKinley. He was assassinated soon after.
Edward Teller and others in the Manhattan Project mapped out the atomic bomb in
the autumn of 1942 at Bohemian Grove.
The grove is the site of a two week retreat every July (as well as other smaller gettogethers throughout the year). At these retreats, the members commune with
nature in a truly original way. They drink heavily from morning through the night,
bask in their freedom to urinate on the redwoods, and perform pagan rituals
(including the "Cremation of Care", in which the members wearing red-hooded
robes, cremate a coffin effigy of "Dull Care" at the base of a 40 foot owl altar). Some
(20%) engage in homosexual activity (but few of them support gay rights or AIDS
research). They watch (and participate in) plays and comedy shows in which
women are portrayed by male actors. Although women are not allowed in the
Grove, members often leave at night to enjoy the company of the many prostitutes
who come from around the world for this event. Is any of this hard to believe?
Employees of the Grove have said that no verbal description can accurately portray
the bizarre behavior of the Grove's inhabitants.
Besides this type of merriment. the annual gathering serves as an informational
clearing house for the elite. The most powerful men in the country do their
"networking" here, despite the Grove's motto "weaving spiders come not here"
(don't do business in the Grove). At these gatherings men representing the
government, military-industrial, and financial sectors meet and make major policy
decisions. The Manhattan project, which produced the first atomic bombs, was
conceived at the Grove in 1942. Other decisions made at the Grove include who our
presidential candidates will be. There are speeches, known as "Lakeside Talks",
wherein high-ranking officials disseminate information which is not available to the
public-at-large.
When powerful people work together, they become even more powerful. The Grove
membership is wealthy, and becoming more so, while the middle class is steadily
becoming poorer. This close-knit group determines whether prices rise or fall (by
their control of the banking system, money supply, and markets), and they make
money whichever way markets fluctuate. They determine what our rights are and
which laws have effect, by appointing judges. They decide who our highest officials
shall be by consensus among themselves, and then selling candidates to us via the
media which they own. Important issues and facts are omitted from discussion in
the press, or slanted to suit their goals, but they are discussed frankly at the Grove.
Is there true democracy when so much power is concentrated in so few hands? Is
there any real difference between the public and private sectors when cabinet
members come from the boardrooms of large corporations? Is the spending of
billions on weapons, which are by consensus no longer needed, really the will of
the people? Or is it the will of General Electric, General Dynamics, and the other
weapons contractors represented at the Grove?
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FROM: http://www.sonomacountyfreepress.com/bohos/bohofact.html
See: http://www.sonomacountyfreepress.com/bohos/25years.html
SATAN HEADMASTER
FROM: http://www.hiddencodes.com/grove.htm
The August 2, 1982 edition of Newsweek magazine reported: "... the world's most
prestigious summer camp - the Bohemian Grove - is now in session 75 miles north
of San Francisco. The fiercely guarded, 2,700 acre retreat is the country extension
of San Francisco's all-male ultra-exclusive Bohemian Club to which every
Republican President since Herbert Hoover has belonged.
With its high-powered clientele, coveted privacy and cabalistic rituals, the
Bohemian Grove has prompted considerable suspicion. ... The most important
events, however are the "lakeside talks" (past orators: Alexander Hague and Casper
Weinberger). This year's speaker was Henry Kissinger on The Challenge of the
'80s."
Maclean's magazine, March 23, 1981 reported: "Each summer, for three weekends this year's will be the 103rd - nearly 2,000 Bohemians, with guests in tow, speed in
by car and corporate jet to their guarded Grove, close by the hamlet of Monte Rio
(population 1,200) on the Russian River. The Grove's Shakespearean motto,
"Weaving spiders come not here," is an injunction to forget wheeling and dealing
which is widely ignored. While 'ruling-class cohesiveness' rarely lets slip details of
accommodations arrived at there, some - such as the 1967 agreement by Ronald
Reagan, over a drink with Richard Nixon, to stay out of the coming presidential race
- have helped mold America's destiny.
48
... Oddly enough, reporters are barred from this club, formed one night in 1872 by
five bored news hawks on the old San Francisco Examiner to promote good
fellowship (i.e., booze-ups) and 'to help elevate journalism to that place in the
popular estimation to which it is entitled.' That aspiration went down the drain when
membership was extended to show people, and by 1878, the year of the first Grovefest, the journalist were already on their way out.
Today, a prospective member faces an interrogation that, according to one club
man, 'would satisfy the KGB.' There is a waiting list of 1,500 notables, all eager to
pay the $2,500 initiation fee and $600 a year dues.
Mother Jones, August 1981 volume 6 page 28, reported a partial list of some of the
prominent members: "George P. Shultz, Stephen Bechtel, Jr., Gerald R. Ford, Henry
Kissinger, William F. Buckley, Jr., Fred L. Hartley, Merv Griffin, Thomas Haywood,
Joseph Coors, Edward Teller, Ronald Reagan, A. W. Clausen, George Bush, William
French Smith, John E. Swearingten, Casper W. Weinberger, Justin Dart, William E.
Simon, and hundreds of other prominent politicos and businessmen."
Antony C. Sutton, Editor of an excellent monthly newsletter, Phoenix Letter, stated
in the October, 1996 edition:
"Up to a few months ago, our knowledge of Bohemian Grove, the exclusive elitist
hideaway by supposedly adult wheeler dealers, a.k.a. Washington statesman and
prominent people (all male.)
We dismissed the behavior as immature, even pitiful by emotionally disturbed
juveniles and not worth attention. This is where Kissinger, Ford, Nixon, Bechtel,
Bush, Cheney, Hoover and their friends (2600 members) hang out and "relax." And
if they want to behave as little boys that is their privilege, it is private property.
Recent [O'Brien and Phillips, TRANCE Formation of America (pp 170-1)] information
may radically change this perception of Bohemian Grove. Not merely drunkenness,
unbounded use of alcohol and drugs with vague homosexual tones (confirmed by
our sources) but reported activities much more serious - kidnapping, rape,
pedophilia, sodomy, ritual murder. Investigation is blocked under the 1947 National
Security Act. (!) And like the Omaha child abuse case, includes illegal detention of
children.
For decades, there have been vague rumors of weird goings on in Bohemian Grove
in more remote parts of its 2200 acres. Reliable reports claim Druidic like rituals,
druids in red hooded robes marching in procession and chanting to the Great Owl
(Moloch.) A funeral pyre with "corpses." (Scores of men work in the Bohemian
Grove as servants so this party is fairly well established.)
An article in a local community newspaper, Santa Rosa Sun (1993, July) reported on
the Cult of Canaan and the legend of Moloch in place at Bohemian Grove. The
Moloch Pagan Cult of Sacrifice is human sacrifice. About the mid 1980s there were
rumors of murders in remote parts of the property. A local police investigation went
nowhere. State investigators on related criminal acts went nowhere.
According to an observer and near victim, who can describe the Bohemian Grove
inner hideaways, the closed sanctum, even the decor at secret locations, places
where no outsider goes (or servants according to our sources) there is an
UNDERGROUND lounge (sign spelled U.N.derground) a Dark Room, a Leather
Room and a Necrophilia Room.
Here is one of O'Brien's quote "Slaves of advancing age or with failed programming
were sacrificially murdered at random in the wooded grounds of Bohemian Grove
and I felt it was only a matter of time until it would be me."
49
This potential victim survived. Others reportedly did not.
The Origin of Moloch, Druid and Canaanite Cult
These cults were based on human sacrifice. Why would a 20th century resort
reproduce the cult ceremonies? At the minimum, it demonstrates an attraction to
the ceremonial practices of the cult, i.e. adoration of destruction, blood, barbarity
and sacrifice of children.
In brief, the O'Brien charges are consistent with the tenants of Bohemian Grove as
played out in ceremony. This is not a resort devoted to, for example, tennis or
swimming. It is apparently devoted to blood sacrifices.
John Milton in Paradise Lost described Moloch as follows:
"First Moloch, horrid king, besmirched with blood
Of human sacrifice, and parents' tears,
Though, for the noise of drums and timbrels loud,
Their children's cries unheard, that passed through fire
To his grim idol."
"Many political reputations and world governments secrets were staked on the
belief that I could not be deprogrammed and rehabilitated to recall that which I was
supposed to forget."
So much for the programming experts. Colonel Aquino is a psychology "expert"
linked to mind control with Defense Intelligence Agency and presumably first class
talent, yet (Cathy) O'Brien was apparently deprogrammed and secrets spilled all
over." (end quoting)
The monthly Phoenix Letter is available by writing to Phoenix Letter, Suite 216 C,
1517 14th St. West, Billings, MT 59102.
The book "TRANCE Formation of America" is an autobiography by Cathy O'Brien
with Mark Phillips. Cathy and her 8 year old daughter were rescued from their mindcontrolled existence in 1988 and taken to Alaska by Mark Phillips for safety and
rehabilitation. She and her daughter were victims of the US Government Defense
Intelligence Agency TOP SECRET MK-Ultra Project Monarch (MIND CONTROL).
Cathy became a White House "Presidential Model" Mind-control slave. Later on, her
very young daughter was included in this evil MIND CONTROL project, and was
physically, sexually and mentally tortured by the pen-stripe suited leaders of the
most powerful organization in the world, our US Government. I will not take this
space to tell you the entire story, because it is much more alarming as it is related
by Cathy in this VERY DISTURBING book. My first reaction to reading these facts
was utter sadness to learn about two innocent human beings that were tortured and
treated as simple tools for the pleasure of our world leaders. This was followed by
extreme anger, when I realized that the persons committing these horrible crimes
were not repeat offenders who were just recently released from a maximum security
prison or mental hospital, but people who are our recent and current elected and
appointed state and federal leaders. If this book does not deeply sadden you, and
then make you very angry, you just don't understand.
50
As these world leaders, who have all the creature comforts that they could ever
desire, look around for something new and interesting to do to amuse themselves,
is it not reasonable to assume that they eventually will revert to pagan ritual rites,
mind control, pedophilia, necrophilia, homosexuality, bestiality, prostitution and
yes - human sacrifice? Apparently they already have!!
Alex Jones, a patriot friend from Austin, Texas had the guts to sneak into the
Bohemian Grove a couple of years ago with a video camera. He secretly filmed
about an hour of the Medieval rituals performed before the 40-foot high concrete
owl that they were worshiping. One of the rituals was a sham burning of a human
being on the altar in front of the owl. Others have reported in the past that they have
sacrificed live human beings on this altar. You can purchase a copy of this VHS
video tape by going to Alex's web site at http://www.infowars.com/bg1.html
http://www.infowars.com
Date: Sunday, 18 July 2004, 6:01 p.m.
2000 Rich And Powerful Arrive Secretly At Bohemian Grove
Free
Press
International
7.18.2004
Some 2000 CEO's, government officials and movies stars landed at the Sonoma
County Airport in Santa Rosa, California yesterday to attend the secret 2004
Bohemian Grove Meeting just outside Monte Rio, CA. The press is not invited to
Bohemian Grove. Sentries scan the paths from above with binoculars, helped out
by infrared sensors.
There are 125 different camps such as Toyland, Dog House, Sons of Toil and
Mandalay Effect. George H.W. Bush will be in Hill Billies camp, along with Defense
Secretary Donald Rumsfeld according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
The Hearst family were members of Bohemian Grove but the Hearst-owned
Examiner ran a 1901 piece in which Ambrose Bierce predicted the assassination of
President William McKinley. He was assassinated soon after.
Edward Teller and others in the Manhattan Project mapped out the atomic bomb in
the
autumn
of
1942
at
Bohemian
Grove.
The grove is the site of a two week retreat every July (as well as other smaller gettogethers throughout the year). At these retreats, the members commune with
nature in a truly original way. They drink heavily from morning through the night,
bask in their freedom to urinate on the redwoods, and perform pagan rituals
(including the "Cremation of Care", in which the members wearing red-hooded
robes, cremate a coffin effigy of "Dull Care" at the base of a 40 foot owl altar).
Some (20%) engage in homosexual activity (but few of them support gay rights or
AIDS research). They watch (and participate in) plays and comedy shows in which
women are portrayed by male actors. Although women are not allowed in the
Grove, members often leave at night to enjoy the company of the many prostitutes
who come from around the world for this event. Is any of this hard to believe?
Employees of the Grove have said that no verbal description can accurately
portray the bizarre behavior of the Grove's inhabitants.
Besides this type of merriment. the annual gathering serves as an informational
clearing house for the elite. The most powerful men in the country do their
"networking" here, despite the Grove's motto "weaving spiders come not here"
(don't do business in the Grove). At these gatherings men representing the
government, military-industrial, and financial sectors meet and make major policy
decisions. The Manhattan project, which produced the first atomic bombs, was
conceived at the Grove in 1942. Other decisions made at the Grove include who
our presidential candidates will be. There are speeches, known as "Lakeside
Talks", wherein high-ranking officials disseminate information which is not
available to the public-at-large.
When powerful people work together, they become even more powerful. The Grove
membership is wealthy, and becoming more so, while the middle class is steadily
51
becoming poorer. This close-knit group determines whether prices rise or fall (by
their control of the banking system, money supply, and markets), and they make
money whichever way markets fluctuate. They determine what our rights are and
which laws have effect, by appointing judges. They decide who our highest
officials shall be by consensus among themselves, and then selling candidates to
us via the media which they own. Important issues and facts are omitted from
discussion in the press, or slanted to suit their goals, but they are discussed
frankly at the Grove. Is there true democracy when so much power is concentrated
in so few hands? Is there any real difference between the public and private
sectors when cabinet members come from the boardrooms of large corporations?
Is the spending of billions on weapons, which are by consensus no longer needed,
really the will of the people? Or is it the will of General Electric, General Dynamics,
and the other weapons contractors represented at the Grove?
FROM: http://www.sonomacountyfreepress.com/bohos/bohofact.html
In the past members have bragged about how far reaching plans are hatched and policies set within
the grove, such as the Star Wars defense initiative and the Manhattan Project.
"Kyle" went on record as saying he witnessed Colin Powell, Justice Clarance Thomas, Governor of
New Mexico Bill Richardson all in attendance at this year's encampment.
The most honored guests reside in one of 119 camps known as Mandalay and rarely venture down
to the dining circle of the Grove. Even other Grove members are not allowed to go near this camp
without an invitation.
"Kyle" entered the Grove, without knowing anyone else in there, after an interview at the Grove in
April. Immediately he took the chance to sneak around by driving in beyond the security gate which
was at the time unattended. At this point the security was not overwhelming as there were no
luminaries inside.
"Kyle" then described driving up to the lake area and getting a close up view of the 40ft Stone Owl.
Upon returning to begin work at the annual "Spring Jinx" "Kyle" witnessed the extensive use of
biometric scanning equipment. Employees now have to hand scan to gain entry and to leave the
Grove. It seems that security has been stepped up since Alex Jones infiltrated over five years ago.
The members are able to forego this scanning and simply have ID cards.
Alex snook in through the undergrowth before the main entrance to the grove. "Kyle" stated that
there are now motion sensors all over that area to prevent any new would-be intruders.
"Kyle" described how the employees at the Grove are segregated in separate areas and have to wear
different color coded badges.
He then went on to describe how as one of the younger men in there, he was approached numerous
times by men in their 50s, 60s and 70s and asked if he "slept around".
We have previously exposed how members of the grove have both male and female prostitutes and
even gay porn stars flown in for the Summer camp. Former President Richard Nixon is on record
questioning the activities at the Grove, making reference to the debase, decadent attitude as well as
the homosexual activity there.
"Kyle" went on to reveal how as well as containing lots of Satanic themed imagery, the Grove is also
very Pagan in nature. There is a large statue of the Godess Diana, the main Circle is named Diana,
there are buses named Diana, Old Druid and hamadryad (From Greek/Roman mythology - A wood
nymph who lives only as long as the tree of which she is the spirit lives or a King Cobra) which is
one of the high priests in the Cremation of Care ceremony.
Cremation Of Care Ceremony
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"Kyle" described how he managed to find the building in which garb for the main Cremation of Care
ceremony was housed. He filmed inside with his small camera with two hands but was so on edge
that you can see he is physically shaking.
"Kyle" described how he saw multiple "effigies" for use in the Cremation of Care Ceremony in
addition to the one inside the Hollow Stone Owl. There is a body that they drive in on a hearse, one
that is rowed across the lake by the grim reaper and a third that is burned in the Molech Owl.
He also described how prior to the ceremony he managed to get inside the Owl and witnessed
electrical equipment presumably for use during the ceremony for fireworks or to light the fire and
burn the effigy.
According to "Kyle" the Cremation of Care ceremony has altered only slightly since Alex caught it
on video. There were some new effects and a different voice over for "care". Previously the voice
had been reported as Walter Kronkite, yet "Kyle" reported that Kronkite, one of the "Hillbillies" along
with the Bushes was there but was not in good health.
"Kyle" has managed to get around five hours of video and 50 photos in the Grove with the use of a
pen camera. This footage will be included in a re-release of Alex's Dark Secrets Inside Bohemian
Grove. The first showing of this will be at the Downtown Alamo Drafthouse in Austin on the 9th of
October, with a follow up the day after. Get Alex Jones and Paul Joseph Watson's books, ALL
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KEEPING SECRETS, NOT REPORTING THEM
The founder of USA Today recently gave a speech to 1,500 of this country's most
powerful men. What did he tell them? Sorry - it's a secret.
Al Neuharth spoke at Bohemian Grove, the all male encampment in Northern
California where much of America's government and corporate elite gathers each
summer for two weeks of speeches and activities like mock- Druid fire rituals. The
official program described Neuharth's topic as "a look inside media newsrooms
and boardrooms." That sounded interesting, so we called and asked for the text of
his
speech.
The normally talkative Neuharth was tight- lipped. "I went there with the
understanding that I would adhere to their privacy rules," he replied. "I think I'd
have a little ethical problem giving you the text.... I just don't want to do what they
would consider unethical." The program identified Neuharth as chairman of the
Freedom Forum - a $700 million foundation dedicated to a "free press." So, why did
the head of that foundation agree to get together with other power brokers to
deliver
speeches
when
everyone
was
sworn
to
secrecy?
The day before his own speech, Neuharth was among 2,200 men who heard an
address by House Speaker Newt Gingrich. And what did Gingrich have to say? "I'm
sorry," Gingrich staff writer Robert George told us. "We do not have a copy of that
speech, and it will not be transcribed.... The Bohemian Grove events are basically
private
functions."
But matters of great public concern are discussed. The day before Gingrich's
speech - with a crucial mass-communications bill gliding through Congress and
some humongous media mergers in the offing - a top AT&T executive supplied an
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assessment
of
"the
complex
web
of
futuristic
communications."
A week later, former President George Bush spoke at Bohemian Grove. In fact,
every Republican president since Coolidge has been a member. In modern times,
participants have included secretaries of state (Henry Kissinger, George Shultz,
James Baker), Jimmy Carter, William Randolph Hearst Jr., Walter Cronkite, David
Gergen and David Rockefeller. Notables have also included the presidents of CNN
and
the
Associated
Press.
All of this gets very little news coverage - a fact that has long frustrated Sonoma
County businesswoman Mary Moore, an activist who lives 5 miles from the deluxe
camp. Many diligent journalists have tried to report about what goes on. "The
problem is," Moore says, "when the story gets to the top board-rooms, then it gets
killed." Journalist Dirk Mathison found out the hard way. In July 1991, when
Mathison was the San Francisco bureau chief of People magazine (owned by Time
Warner), he sneaked into the Grove's 2,700 acre spread three times. On his third
foray, Mathison ran into a Time Warner exec who recognized him - and threw him
out.
Mathison had already learned a lot. For example, a former secretary of the Navy,
John Lehman, presented a lecture stating that the Pentagon estimated 200,000
Iraqis were killed during the Gulf War a few months earlier. The Pentagon believed
the public was not ready to hear the death count; at Bohemian Grove, Lehman was
more
candid.
But Mathison's eyewitness report never made it into the pages of People. Even
though Mathison says his article was so well-received that extra space was allotted
for
it,
the
story
was
mysteriously
killed.
The Mathison episode illustrates how difficult it can be for journalists to report
fully on America's political and economic elite when their bosses are loyal
members
of
that
elite.
Jeff Cohen and Norman Solomon are authors of the new book, "Through the Media
Looking
Glass:
Decoding
Bias
and
Blather
in
the
News"
Related
Research
Material:
Who's
Who
of
the
Elite
:
Members of the Bilderbergs, Council on Foreign Relations, & Trilateral
Commission
by
Robert
Gaylon
Ross
Sr.
The
The
by
The
Secret
by
Council
Shadows
on
Foreign
Societies
America's
by
-
Occult
Their
Influence
Michael
and
and
the
Power
American
Conspiracy
Power in
Secret
Antony
Occult
by
Secret
by
of
Relations
James
C.
and
Nesta
:
History
Howard
Establishment
Sutton
Theocracy
Queensborough
Lady
Societies
World
:
Decline
Perloff
Subversive
Movements
Webster
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Some of this information is repetitive but worth reading:
2004 Bohemian Grove Coverage
World
Leaders
Meeting
In Satanic (Like) Rituals
In
Secret
Since
1872
And
Participating
National
Geographic
On
Bohemian
Club
1915
What
Is
The
Bohemian
Grove?
Bohemian
Grove
Action
Network
VIDEO:
Bohemian
Grove
Rituals
2001
The
Truth
About
Bohemian
Grove
The
Story
People
Magazine
Won't
Let
You
Read
Trance
Formation
Of
America
Sonoma County Airport - This Is Where Most World Leaders Will Fly Into
Jets
Arrive
At
Bohemian
Grove
World
Leaders
Arrive
At
Bohemian
Grove
Donald
Rumsfeld
On
Bohemian
Grove
FILM:
Bohemian
Grove
1938
Activists
Protesting
Bohemian
Grove
On
July
18,
2004
President
Nixon
And
Reagan
At
Bohemian
Grove
1967
Future President Eisenhower And Past President Hoover At Bohemian Grove, July 23, 1950.
Reagan:
Attended
Bohemian
Grove
Encampment
In
1941,1989
Karl
Rove
At
The
Grove
In
2003
Hewlett
Packard
And
Bohemian
Grove
San
Francisco
Bohemian
Club
Old
Bohemian
Grove
Pictures
Pictures
William
F.
Buckley
Jr.
Bohemian
Grove
1987
Books
On
BG
October
Surprise
Pictures
The
Movie:
The
Return
Bohemian
Grove:
White
Wedding
Bohemian
Grove:
Dirty
Water
Groovin
At
The
Grove
Belizean Grove Modeled After Bohemian Grove
MUST READ: Our global elite leaders to perform human sacrifices on TV!!!They shall
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Bohemian Grove Human Sacrifice Ritual To Appear On Cartoon Network
The Occult Rituals of the Global Elite Will Appear on the Cartoon Network this
Sunday
Night
Outlaw
News
October
6,
2007
The Grove as it appears in the cartoon (left) appears to be modeled after the real
thing as it appeared in the Alex Jones film, ‘Dark Secrets Inside Bohemian
Grove.
Lucy, Daughter of the Devil, is an ‘adult cartoon’, part of the Turner
Broadcasting owned Cartoon Network’s late night line-up. It is a 10 minute CGI
comedy show; the plot follows an eccentric and im-witted Satan, who is living in
San Francisco, trying to convince his 21-year-old daughter, Lucy, to assume her
role as the Antichrist. Along the course of their adventures, Lucy meets and
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begins to court ‘DJ Jesús’, a laid back techno DJ who turns out to be the
second coming of Christ. The show is heavy with blasphemous shocks, but as
it is sadly lacking it wit, it rates among the lower end shows featured in the
‘Adult Swim’ programming block; without the talents of H. Jon Benjamen, the
brilliant voice actor who providing the voice of Satan, the show likely never
would
have
made
it
past
the
pilot.
This Sunday an episode of the show entitled ‘Human Sacrifice’ will air, in which
the Devil is summoned to attend a ritual human sacrifice at the Bohemian Grove
in Northern California, held to honor a senator who has been chosen to be
elected as the next president. DJ Jesús is chosen to serve as the sacrificial
victim, and is lured to the Grove under the pretext that he will be DJing the
‘most amazing dance party/orgy/political summit on the planet’, which he is told
is like the movie ‘Eyes Wide Shut’, except Alan Greenspan and Bono will be
there.
The Grove, as it appears in the show, was clearly modeled after actual footage
of the site which appeared in Alex Jones’ film ‘Dark Secrets Inside Bohemian
Grove’, or from the memory of someone who has attended. The ritual begins
with torches lighting up the night, and the crowd, which contains ‘half of
Washington’, chanting ‘Hail Satan’. The Devil appears and declares that ‘ten
presidents have announced their candidacy in front of this unholy alter’, before
introducing a comedian to give a pre-sacrifice routine of poop jokes that the
Devil had written for him in exchange for his soul. A bit of cartoon mayhem
ensues with DJ Jesús escaping the sacrifice in order to provide the music for
the crowd. The show finishes by zooming out of an aerial view of the grove,
displaying
its
real-life
location
in
Northern
California.
I have no doubt that many people within the Truth Movement will attempt to
claim that this show was intended to somehow ‘expose the elite’, just as they
did when South Park made a brutal mockery of 9/11 Truth. I do not believe that
this is the case. In recent years we have seen several examples of this type of
public display of the occult nature of the ruling elite, all of which, save Kubrick’s
‘Eyes Wide Shut’ and a couple others, have been done through some form of
comedy. It is my assertion that orders for this kind of exposure must in some
way trickle down from the top, or it would not be allowed at all.
Their motivation in doing this is part of what Alice Bailey called the
‘externalization of the hierarchy’, a process through which those occult masters
who have ruled the planet throughout history voluntarily expose themselves
and their true nature. This is to be a slow process where we, the public, are
gradually familiarized with the concept through the use of gradualism. Comedy
shows are the most effective way of doing this, as they put us in such a mood
that we are not thinking about what we see in a serious or rational way, and are
thus much more susceptible to being familiarized with concepts that would
normally evoke fear or revulsion if they were not presented in such a lighthearted
manner.
Expect to see more and more of this type of thing in the future.
-Andre
—The show can presently be viewed online in it’s entirety at this link.
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MUST READ!!!: Global elite leaders expose their real selves to us!
savethemales.ca
Banker
By
October
Told
Henry
It
Like
Makow
6,
It
IS
Ph.D.
2007
By
Henry
Makow
Ph.D.
( On weekends I will repost notable articles that are more relevant than ever.
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This is a slightly revised version of an article posted in May 2006.)
Current events are like a "Magic Eye" picture that you have to stare at for a long
time. But if you know what to look for, the picture emerges as plain as day.
As incredible and bizarre as this sounds, a satanic (cabalistic) occult society
has taken control of the planet through the central banking system. It seeks to
impose its tyranny through the ruse of the "war on terror" and "globalization."
Every war was a trick used to slaughter and brutalize humanity and to increase
the wealth and power of this cabal, which is based in the Bank of England.
Another confirmation of this disturbing truth is a spine-chilling letter that is
worth considering periodically. The letter, which surfaced on the Internet a few
years ago, dispels any illusions that we are free citizens living in a beneficent
democracy. Addressed, from "your globalist friend," the letter advises citizens
of the world "you are our property" and must accept servitude "for your own
good."
"The days of putting a stop to us have long since past," he writes sounding like
Big
Brother.
" We have full control of the earth and its finance, along with the major media
propaganda, and there is simply no way any nation or power can defeat us... We
can send American or European troops to wherever we like, whenever we like,
and for whatever purpose we like, and you dutifully go about our
business...How much more evidence do you need? ...Does it not seem
reasonable
that
you
simply
obey
and
serve
us?"
I caution you material like this can induce a kind of schizophrenia because it
provides a vision of reality so different from the one we are given by the mass
media.
The six-page letter was written in the autumn of 1999 but didn't receive broad
circulation.
It could be a hoax but I think it describes our present reality. It is consistent with
what many conspiracy researchers have discovered independently, yet more
vivid
and
insightful
than
anything
they
could
fabricate.
THE
LETTER
Our globalist friend says he wants to explain political reality so we "might know
how to behave in the New Order now taking shape on the earth."
He exults in the fact that he represents a secret force that controls the world yet
is
invisible
to
all.
"We run everything, yet, you do not know who to attack. I must say this hidden
hand is wonderfully devised and without any known historical precedent on this
scale. We rule the world and the world cannot even find out who is ruling them.
This is truly a wonderful thing. In our media we present before you exactly what
it is we want you to do. Then, as if in a flash, our little servants obey."
But he does identify himself. He clearly represents the central bankers: "Your
own money has served to forge the chains we bind you with, since we are in
control
of
all
money."
As I have said, the central banking cartel is the mainspring of the New World
Order. By giving foreign private interests the power to create money based on
our credit, our predecessors doomed Western Civilization. These private
interests naturally bought control of everything and everyone and now want to
institutionalize their control globally. This is behind world government and at
the
heart
of
the
"war
on
terror."
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"Our kingdom is the kingdom of money," our globalist friend writes. "We have
given you a piece of paper or some numbers on a computer screen that we have
termed 'money.' It is backed up by nothing and proven by nothing but what we
say it is. We create it from nothing, we print it, we loan it, we give it its value,
and we take its value away. All things that have to do with money are in our
hands."
Our globalist friend reveals that the bankers have a symbiotic relationship with
us.
We
produce
profits
by
borrowing
from
them.
"We want you to be in the system. When you are buying a house, we not only
receive the tax revenue to use for our purposes, but we gain large increases
from the interest on the loan. You may pay for your house two or three times
over from the interest alone. The interest is also taxed which is again placed for
use in those sectors of influence we choose. We do not want you to escape free
and
that
is
why
we
have
made
it
as
we
have."
One of those sectors of influence is education. He says our taxes pay for "the
indoctrination of your children in the public schools we have set up. We want
them to grow up well trained into the system of our thinking. Your children will
learn what we want them to learn, when we want them to learn it, and you pay
for
it."
"You are our property. We will not permit you to buy or sell unless you submit
to our mark of authority. If you go to court against us, we will wear you out there
and in the end you will lose. If you use violence, we will end up having you in
one of our labor camps, more specifically called prison industries. You need our
money, our entertainments, our fuel, and our utilities to function and if you don't
have them, you feel deprived. By this, you are made to yield to our will."
OUR
LEADERS
Our political leaders are chosen from the ranks of criminals and perverts
because they can be made to obey using blackmail. Exposing President
Clinton's depravity was "very helpful in adjusting the moral habits of the youth
downward."
He scoffs at attempts to impeach Clinton: "He is useful to us and he will not be
removed by anyone until we are ready to have him removed...the leader we set
up will be there until it serves us to have another. At that time we place our
proposed leader before you and you vote for what we want. In that way we give
you the vain voting exercise in the belief you had something to do with placing
your
president
in
office."
He cites Sadaam Hussein and Slobodan Milosevic as leaders who refused to
obey. "There is only glory in following our purposes and doing what we say. If
one does not, there will be such a sad and tragic result. I would really have you
spared
of
such
an
end."
As for smaller fry, he says rebellion will merely serve as an excuse for more
repressive laws. They can tie dissenters up in court, which they also control.
They can destroy people like David Koresh and discredit them at the same time.
He says Liberals and Conservatives "serve with the stamp of our approval but
they are not allowed to present the real issues. By creating controversy on all
levels, no one knows what to do. So, in all of this confusion, we go ahead and
accomplish
what
we
want
with
no
hindrance."
He says the media occupy the masses with sex and violence so people are
programmed to fight mindlessly and "do not have the integrity or brain power to
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deal with the really important matters which are left entirely in our hands."
China and Russia do not present a challenge: "We have no fear of Russia or
China for we are already in full control of their system of things. China knows
that we can freeze any number of its corporations in America and all of its
capital
at
the
stroke
of
a
pen."
CONCLUSION
We are taught that society is participating in an age of enlightenment and
progress but this is a ruse. In fact a brutal claw reaches out of the past to
impale
mankind
on
its
sharp
talons.
We are witnessing the culmination of a diabolical conspiracy against mankind.
Human events only make sense when we realize disciples of Lucifer are
establishing a global regime dedicated to their evil god. I know this sounds too
bizarre
to
be
true.
They
count
on
that.
The "Letter from Your Globalist Friend" is consistent with the other great
revelations of the invisible government: the Harold Rosenthal Interview; the
House Report; the Svali Disclosures; The Soviet Art of Brainwashing; Quiet
Weapons for Silent Wars, The Report from Iron Mountain, The Red Symphony
and the Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Most of these can all be accessed by
googling
this
web
site.
We are living in a fool's paradise. Unfortunately people won't wake up until they
take
away
the
goodies,
and
then
it
will
be
too
late.
Then what's the use of this information? At the very least, we are free of their
mind
control
and
can
plan
our
lives
accordingly.
-------Henry Makow is the author of A Long Way to
Ph.D. in English Literature from the University
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and
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www.4rie.com/rie%207.html Bohemian Club & Bohemian Grove
Bohemian Club. The August 2, 1982 edition of Newsweek magazine reported: "... the world's most
prestigious
summer
camp
the
Bohemian
Grove
is
now
in
...
www.4rie.com/rie%207.html THE BOHEMIAN CLUB - David Icke - Tell the Truth!
Daniel Ludwig, the richest private citizen on earth, is a Bohemian. Conspiracy nuts think the Bohemian
Club
meets
each
summer
to
plot
to
take
over
the
world
...
www.davidicke.net/tellthetruth/ research/bohemianclub.html Secret Societies, Bohemian Club, Bohemian Grove Herbert Hoover and ...
Secret Societies, Bohemian Club, Bohemian Grove, Herbert Hoover, San Francisco Bohemian Grove,
illuminati,
Moloch
Pagan
Cult,
human
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masons,
...
www.mt.net/~watcher/bohemiangrove.html totse.com | The Bohemian Club and its Secrets
totse.org - The Bohemian Club and its Secrets - Al Neuharth spoke at Bohemian Grove, the all male
encampment
in
Northern
California
where
much
of
America's
...
www.totse.com/en/conspiracy/ secret_societies/bohemian.html San Francisco Bohemian Club: Power, Prestige and Globalism
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Private men's clubs, like the San Francisco Bohemian Club, have ... With a historically all white
membership,
the
Bohemian
Club
became
...
www.sonomacountyfreepress.com/bohos/San_
Francisco_Bohemian_Club_Power_Prestige_and_Globalism.html - 10k - Cached - Similar pages
Bohemian Grove Fact Sheet
What is the Bohemian Club? The Bohemian Club is a private. all male club, which is
headquartered
in
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Bohemian
building
in
San
Francisco.
...
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Watch Video: The History of Bohemian Grove, Watch Segments from Dark Secrets: ... Each Year at
Bohemian
Grove,
Members
of
This
All-Male
"Club"
Don
Red,
...
www.infowars.com/bg1.html Burial of Care - Jinks at the Bohemian Club - 1885
The Bohemian Club enjoys the credit of having originated a class of dramatic performance which has since
become
the
rage
in
England.
...
www.sfmuseum.org/hist5/boho.html San Francisco Bohemian Club: Power, Prestige and GIobalism
The San Francisco Bohemian Club was formed in 1872 as a gathering place for newspaper ... With a
historically
all
white
membership,
the
Bohemian
Club
became
...
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Video exclusive: A visit to the Bohemian Club Sunday, April 11, 2004. Libertythink recently visited the
Bohemian
Club
headquarters
in
downtown
San
Francisco
...
www.libertythink.com/2004_04_11_archives.html
Index of Bohemian Grove Reportage
It is an incomplete picture of the Bohemian Grove and Bohemian Club and it is mostly an ... The
Bohemian
Grove
is
the
country
retreat
of
the
Bohemian
Club,
...
www.sonic.net/~kerry/bohemian/ Bohemian Club Bohemian Grove & Global Elite
The Bohemian Club, she said, "is one of the most elite organizations on the ... Subject: [CTRL] Bohemian
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Bohemian Club. President Herbert Hoover once called this club "the greatest men's ... Secret
Societies,
Bohemian
Club,
Bohemian
Grove
Herbert
Hoover
and
San
...
www.theforbiddenknowledge.com/ hardtruth/bohemianclub.htm
BOHEMIAN GROVE DIRT
Cheney, Powell and Swartzkoff are all members of the Bohemian Club who have lectured at the Grove ...
September
3,
1892:
"Bohemian
Club
Summer
Encampment.
...
www.geocities.com/bohemian_grove_dirt/ Bohemian Grove
The Bohemian Club was founded, according to its PR people, in 1872 by "five ... Each Year at Bohemian
Grove,
Members
of
This
All-Male
"Club"
Don
Red,
...
www.rotten.com/library/conspiracy/bohemian-grove/
Bohemian Grove intruder says he feared human sacrifices
The Bohemian Club is quietly conducting its own investigation into how a heavily ... A spokesman for the
Bohemian
Club
confirmed
that
Allen
visited
McCaslin
...
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The Bohemian Club is the headquarters for the organization that operates the annual Bohemian Grove
cremation
of
care
festival
in
Northern
California.
...
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Exclusive: Bohemian Club Book found for sale on E-bay
1904 Hoot of the Owl ~ Behr 1st ~ Bohemian Club Californiana ~ THE HOOT OF THE OWL ... American
wit
and
humor
in
the
Flavor
of
the
Bohemian
Club
philosophy.
...
www.prisonplanet.com/160304_bohemian_book_on_ebay.html Bohemian Club 1987 Union Demonstration
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Bohemian Club workers demonstrate during 1987 contract negotiations. ... The union regards the
Bohemian
Club
as
the
most
prestigious
of
the
private
clubs
...
www.sonic.net/~kerry/bohemian/worktwo.html Bohemian Grove & Club Tidbits - David Icke - Tell the Truth!
At one point the Bohemian Club intended to turn part of this beautiful valley ... Originally created for the
Bohemian
Club's
Cremation
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Cares
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...
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A fence made of vines and twigs near the gate to Bohemian Grove. The Bohemian Club was established
in
1872
in
San
Francisco
as
an
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club
of
...
www.sacredsonoma.com/bohemian.html Bohemian Club conducting own probe of break-in
The Bohemian Club is quietly conducting its own investigation into how a ... Bohemian Club officials say
they
are
simply
trying
to
ensure
the
safety
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...
www.global-conspiracies.com/bohemian-breakin.htm Early Artists of the Bohemian Club: San Francisco as the Center of ...
The roll call of artists who joined the Bohemian Club in its first few years, ... The works on display date from
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Bohemian
Club's
strongest
period,
...
www.tfaoi.com/aa/3aa/3aa260.htm 2004 Bohemian Grove Coverage
World Leaders Meeting In Secret Since 1872 And Participating
In Satanic-Like Rituals
National Geographic On Bohemian Club 1915
What Is The Bohemian Grove?
Bohemian Grove Action Network
VIDEO: Bohemian Grove Rituals 2001
The Truth About Bohemian Grove
The Story People Magazine Won't Let You Read
Trance Formation Of America
Sonoma County Airport - This Is Where Most World Leaders Will Fly Into
Jets Arrive At Bohemian Grove
World Leaders Arrive At Bohemian Grove
Donald Rumsfeld On Bohemian Grove
FILM: Bohemian Grove 1938
Activists Protesting Bohemian Grove On July 18, 2004
President Nixon And Reagan At Bohemian Grove 1967
Future President Eisenhower And Past President Hoover At Bohemian Grove, July 23, 1950.
Reagan: Attended Bohemian Grove Encampment In 1941,1989
Karl Rove At The Grove In 2003
Hewlett Packard And Bohemian Grove
San Francisco Bohemian Club
Old Bohemian Grove Pictures
Pictures
William F. Buckley Jr.
Bohemian Grove 1987
Books On BG
October Surprise
Pictures
The Movie: The Return
Bohemian Grove: White Wedding
Bohemian Grove: Dirty Water
Groovin At The Grove
Belizean Grove Modeled After Bohemian Grove
THE FEDERALIST PAPERS - THE WAR OF 1812 - CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
Was also a member of the all-male ultra-exclusive Bohemian Club to which every ... Secret Societies,
Bohemian
Club
Vice
President
James
D.
Quayle
III.
...
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www.greatdreams.com/amndmnts.htm THE GLOBAL UNION - (NWO?)
... Black Panthers, Islamic Jihad, Red Brigade, Bilderbergs, Bohemian Club, Council on Foreign
Relations,
and/or
Trilateral
Commission.
...
www.greatdreams.com/global-nwo.htm THE NEW WORLD ORDER -WHAT IS IT?
Bohemian Club, Prescott Bush - Wall Street & Hitler. Conrad Black, chairman, The Telegraph.
William
F.
Buckley,
National
Review
...
www.greatdreams.com/nwo.htm Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) & the New World Order
Bohemian Grove intruder says he feared human sacrifices ... planned a heavily armed assault on the
exclusive
Bohemian
Grove
men's
club
for
more
than
a
year,
...
www.greatdreams.com/cfr2.htm THE PUPPETMASTER
Illuminati organizations include the ACL, the Bohemian Grove, the Cosmos Club, the CFR, the Club
of
Rome,
the
Council
of
9,
the
Council
of
13
which
is
the
...
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Organizations like Bohemian Grove are part of the Reptoid-initiate farm system ... Bilderburgers,
Trilateral
Commission,
Club
of
Rome,
Royal
Institute
for
...
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... linked to mind control with Defense ... Later on, her very young daughter was included in this evil
MIND
CONTROL
...
www.greatdreams.com/bohemian.htm
...
www.greatdreams.com/political/911-411.htm
THE REPTILIANS - WHO ARE THEY REALLY?
Bohemian Grove http://www.bilderberg.org/bohos.htm ... I know there are organisations like
Greenpeace
and
the
Sierra
Club
and
Save
the
Rainforests,
...
www.greatdreams.com/reptlan/reps.htm SERIAL KILLERS
... uncovered when he slaughtered a fellow member of his Art Lovers Club. ... In 1939 the sheriff's
department
extracted
a
confession
from
a
Bohemian
...
www.greatdreams.com/serial-killer.htm
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