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First, it is a club. You don't have to be in it. Who cares what they do. There is no law that says you cannot talk about anything you want. First (third if you really know) Amendment grants right to assemble, right to speech and freedom OF (not from) Religion.

Second, the wikipedia 'article' uses the word "IMPLIES" many times throughout. Implication is not proof, it is a speculation that embodies lack of proof, but wording or action leads one to believe that the implication is the logical outcome. It lacks cohesive fact (the word implies does not the Bohemian Grove).

Third, the article seems to be written in such a way that the authors are bitter that they are not a part of Bohemian Grove. Gays got all upset because BSA wouldn't allow them to be leaders in the troops and it boiled down to the fact that it was a privilege and a club that had a set of rules. If you cannot follow those rules you have no right to be a part of them. It is completely voluntary - no matter how @!$%#ed up their practices or ideals are. Look at Scientology... its a pretty warped organization IMO. No, Tom Cruise doesn't sit down with Kristie Alley, Isaac Hayes, and John Travolta and plot how to blow people up (though they probably plot something), but blowing people up isn't the only screwy practice or ideal that people have.

Fourth, who doesn't enjoy a bit of toilet humor?

@ Phaedrus72

It's satanic rituals

Fifth, Druids and practices that are not entirely Christian do not make Satanism. I think you might wish to look up what Satanic rituals and Satanism truly are before you label the practices as "Satanic".

This is also where government leaders get together in secret and plot the world's destruction for their own profit.

I think this is more implied, than it is proven. I can make a joke about something in a private quarter, someone video tape it and then have it turned around to give a different message.

In this example, albeit the guy did it to himself, but if we edit the video we can make a totally different message about his beliefs. Now, couple that with selective phrasing (everyone should be familiar with this by now, as we got it constantly from salesmen), and you've got things like "loose change" which take things way out of context.

The Germans for a bit of time thought the Jewish genocide (or Holocaust) was all Allied propaganda... except we can prove that it was not.

And you think we can change that? Hardly. Now, where'd I put my tin foil hat?

All this stuff going on is all in the Bible as well, by the way.

In all honesty, that is the part that really interests me. I really want to see how, where, and when the Bible says these events are happening. I'm not exactly looking forward to the end of times. It's somewhat of a selfish thought, but I was sort of hoping that it would hold off until I died of natural causes (old age). I don't handle the level of anxiety and stress that the reality of Revelations would give anyone.

You have to live your life so that you are ready to meet your maker at any time.

Yeah... I don't stress about what I'll be judged at. I accept the things I've done wrong and know that I'll be punished for some of them. I worry about my wife and son. It's something that I think I don't want to worry about, but I think its natural for a father to worry about the well being of his family. I'm sure God won't let my son suffer at all, but I still just naturally (or un-naturally depending on how you look at it), worry.

Yeah, I just worry about everything..especially what I can't change because i cant change it. Maybe its some kind of power thing, I dunno.