Sometimes documentary films are better on the web, sometimes they are not. I really wanted to see the full films on Info Wars, because the preview clips seemed somewhat tempting to me, naturally they make it look like that, so you should go buy the full versions. So anyway, one late night here, I ended up getting myself a payed subscription to Prison Planet, because that's what you have to do, to get access to the documentaries on Info Wars. These two sites are actually rather good and the films are not too bad either, you can get info there that you don't find everywhere. To be critical is a big plus, but to be open is a must.
First film I saw there, was the much amusing Inside Bohemian Grove. Bohemian Grove is a cabin nature resort in a forest in the USA, for the famous elites of politics and Hollywood. It's a place where even President Bush likes to relax in hot summer weeks, to chitchat and waste time, with other elites. Everyone needs vacation, we don't have to argue about that.
It does not sound strange or out of the ordinary, few things do really, when it comes to the famous folks. If they like to trow Hawaiian parties, in the deep forests, with sparkily drinks and paygirls as add on. If they like to play poker with peoples money and smoke dollars as hobby, it does not shock.
If they dress up as ducks with feathers and gloves, if they talk to the great Cthulhu trough their dogs, it makes no difference, not to anyone really. In the documentary the interviewed people who lived in the area, who was asked about what they thought the elites, did at Bohemian Grove, which happen to have a giant stone, or wood owl at the property; the people responded that the fancy type of lot, that used to visit this place, where not ordinary folks. So whatever the rumours said, nothing of it was really interesting, or shocking to them.
A bad aswell as a good President, will have lots of people trying to do everything, in their power, to dig out enough dirt, truth or lies, to kick him out of power. Clinton who in my idea was a bad President, is more remembered for his taste in secretaries, than he is for his politics. People care about the small things, more than they care, about the things that really matter. What is he wearing? Where are the Christian A4 morality? Does he go to church? Does he love his mum? Is he funny? What about the wife? Does he smile when he listens, to the nonsense babbling of his fans? Does he stutter?
Bohemian Grove sounds like a hippie yoga resort, put up in the sixties, back in the days when people were heavily into drugs, New Age and free love, sometimes a bit of occult too, as a nice add on. Naturally, it's not strange this place has odd rumours, especially when it has a giant owl altar and is holding a number of famous elites. It's easy to invent some great lies or truth, about such a resort and then document it.
What must be said, is that the guy who made the documentary, is a Christian, of the caliber that says God Bless a lot and probably because of this reason, is more shocked, than I was, when I saw what went on at the Grove. When he and another guy, went in with hidden camera, pretending to be one of the many elites, they were shocked and scared at what they saw. I doubt that the actual President was there at the same day they did this, as it probably would have been even more difficult for them to secretly enter then. The thing we do know though, is that the President, aswell as other politicians and staff members from the White House often spend time there, but only high ranked people apparently.
What went on was, looking trough the hidden camera; Late at night, after the drinks and useless gibbering chatting of the guests, they were handed out pamphlets for a theatrical show, that always took place there, every summer. Yes because of the pamphlets and because most of the guests, actually sat and watched and sometimes clapped at what went on, it made me think of a theatrical event. It took place around the giant owl outside, the participants wore black hooded robes, some had red and the speaker, one who was referred to, as some kind of priest, had a white robe. There was gloomy background music at times, Grieg I think. It was what you would call a Pagan summer ritual, naturally the Christian documentary guy, viewed it as very Satanic. I'm not really sure, apart from the fact, that I'm aware of that Satanic rituals resembles those rituals a lot, generally because the Satanic movement mostly just copied the old Pagan stuff, out of the lack of any creative substance, as most religions have done; copy each other.
Anyway, at the end of the ritual, a spirit spoke to the priest, from what sounded like a recorded hallow voice. It would all end with a body, who was blindfolded and bound, was set on fire with a scream (the same hallow voice it seemed). The owl lit up and the climax ended with some music. The body was hopefully just a doll, but you could never tell. Of course the documentary guy, made a lot of issue out of this, saying it could have been an actual live being, that was being sacrificed to the owl.
Who knows, occult specialists that looked at the tape, said the actual priest and the robe participants, had to probably be seriously into this, because the spoken content was so rich. I personally wonder if serious Pagans, really handout pamphlets at their rituals though, but then again, who knows. On the pamphlet there is a picture of the burning owl, a burning skeleton that looks like it belongs to a small child and a small demon with a broom. How delicate?
One of the comments to the guests on Bohemian Grove, was; -"How much did your robe cost?".
As I said, this would probably shock those who feel, that it's very important the President only join Christian rituals, more so, than shock those who care about the dirt you can dig up about them, when it comes to the wars they trigger and run. If we want documentaries where we can see the power people kill small children, as a sacrifice, to whatever god or country they worship, give me some clips of war and there you'll have it.
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