Aerion
20-04-2007, 10:00
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHFoUZEjuNM
David Gergen, Republican commentator reacts strangely to accusations about the all-men's fraternal group "Bohemian Grove". Eventually he says "It is none of your damned business"
Information on Bohemian Grove here :
http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=518683&highlight=bohemian+grove
Those of you who have read some of my other things know that I do believe that the old boy's network runs the country, but I don't really go for the entire worldwide conspiracy of the New World Order. I do believe politicians are really into some of these secret society/fraternal group activities, which is obvious. I define that as a social club but with occult or strange symbolism to make it seem "oh special" like college fraternities often do with their symbolism and handshakes. It sort of emerged from the entire occult interest in the Renaissance.
Note: Alex Jones is a sensationalist, but he got a very interesting reaction here with his "Guerilla journalism", I think he goes too far with tying everything together though.
David Gergen, Republican commentator reacts strangely to accusations about the all-men's fraternal group "Bohemian Grove". Eventually he says "It is none of your damned business"
Information on Bohemian Grove here :
http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=518683&highlight=bohemian+grove
Those of you who have read some of my other things know that I do believe that the old boy's network runs the country, but I don't really go for the entire worldwide conspiracy of the New World Order. I do believe politicians are really into some of these secret society/fraternal group activities, which is obvious. I define that as a social club but with occult or strange symbolism to make it seem "oh special" like college fraternities often do with their symbolism and handshakes. It sort of emerged from the entire occult interest in the Renaissance.
Note: Alex Jones is a sensationalist, but he got a very interesting reaction here with his "Guerilla journalism", I think he goes too far with tying everything together though.