The Bohemian Grove then serves as a place where many of these industrial elitists can come together with their ideological counterparts in the State to informally discuss what should be done as the New World Order enters its final stages – at least according to the right-fisted, neo-conservative wing of global government. Moreover, while protesting the Grove in 2012, Mary Moore told me that the “Democrats have their own places.” An environment that sees wealthy “Merchants of Death” together with their ReBlooDlican (Jesse Ventura’s new terminology for our “elected” national gangs) friends, very casually discussing the next target and preferred triggerman, at first shows the ripple of this undemocratic cohesion. The consequential outcomes – some of which are documented – would challenge perspectives shared by those like the late Jack Anderson, British reporter Jon Ronson, and even Domhoff, who have repeatedly suggested that the Grove is only a place of recreation; that the attendees are “too drunk to remember details” and that it’s not a place for “consensus building.” Professional inquirers apparently never discuss important topics over drinks.
Posted on: Fri, 25 Jul 2014 16:59:30 +0000
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