The Bohemian Grove: Facts & Fiction Paperback – July 1, 2015

I always will recommend Mark Dice. He is thorough, to the point and yet eloquent. I love the reference to Les Claypools "Phantom Patriot". Great song! I knew it was relevant, but hardly expected to see my favorite author reference my favorite musician. I will continue gathering my collection of timeless pieces from Mark. Keep up the important work brother!

Awesome book with great info. Scary to think there’s so much going on behind the scenes with these powerful people.

Nice book. but wish it had some pictures

Great book it really helps you make sense of the ways things are. Well written and really kept my attention the whole way through as I read I also was looking up the sources as I went and they were all true. Thanks Mark for revealing the truth.

I think everything that is said in this book is true.I have no data to base that.However,I've been hearing about this for Many many years I am sure that there are a minimum of several grains. of truth here.

Of all the secret societies, the Bohemian Grove Club must surely be the easiest to dismiss as a myth and the hardest to understand. The reason, I’m sure, is that whenever it is introduced, the first thing one hears is that hundreds of the world’s wealthiest and most powerful men meet annually for two weeks in July in a redwood forest just north of San Francisco; where they worship a forty-foot tall statue of an owl, watch a faux human sacrifice called ‘the cremation of care’, participate in homosexual activities, and go around pissing on the redwood trees. And that, as you may well imagine, is the end of the discussion.But, as this book’s author makes clear, that is only part of the story. It is true that there is a forty-foot tall statue of an owl there in the forest, but the attendees don’t worship at its feet. The owl represents ‘enlightenment’: and is a reminder to the club membership that they are the enlightened ones. And there is a ‘cremation of care’ ceremony. But attendees aren’t required to participate in the ceremony or even watch it. Those members who attend may choose to be there for the full two weeks, a weekend, or just a few days. And, when one thinks of who these elitist leaders are, it’s not hard to see why these men --- many of whom may feel that they carry the weight of the world on their shoulders --- would welcome an opportunity to have their worldly ‘cares’ lifted, if only symbolically and if only for a few days; and to have it done in a guarded place where secrecy is absolute and boys can once-again be boys.As for homosexual activity in the Bohemian Grove: there have been rumors and accusations down through the years, some well documented. But, according to this book’s author, there is no evidence that this activity is wide spread. Presumably, it is confined to that small segment of the Grove Club membership that seeks to partake in such activities.But, what then is the Bohemian Grove and what is it about? In essence, as Mr. Dice makes clear, the Bohemian Grove is an exclusive private club where the world’s most powerful and influential men can meet in secret to share ideas with their peers, each in his own specialized area of expertise --- be it government, politics, intelligence, economics, banking, business, or whatever. To facilitate this, again according to this book’s author, the Bohemian Grove is subdivided into over 100 groups or camps, each with its own sleeping quarters, kitchen and bar, and each managed by a ‘camp captain’ responsible for overseeing his camp.This all sounds rather benign. But aside from any therapeutic value the Bohemian Grove retreats may provide for its members, it is undeniable that the accords reached by these elite men in their ultra-secret encampments don’t have, and haven’t had, an incalculable impact on America and the direction the world is taking.And, therein lies the rub.

Great book, definitely informative and eye opening, Mark writes some great stuff

Good book. Well researched. The country should know about the activities going on in Northern California in what is not a "conspiracy theory" but a real thing. It's not a theory if it's true, and there is simply too much evidence and witness accounts to disprove it. Our country's and other world leaders are meeting to discuss OUR futures in secret. This is not some innocent frat boy party. There have been serious allegations of not only shocking and disturbing but illegal activity. This is the second time I have attempted to review this book and my review was refused by Amazon although there was no profanity, nor any direct accusations made. I'll be curious to see if this one makes it past the censors. Things are getting weird, people. It's time for all of us to find out what's really going on, and this book will, hopefully, put you on a quest to find out more.