Bohemian Club

Bohemian Grove: The Rustic Campgrounds and Recreation Area of the Elitist Patriarchy and Their Constituent Members Within the Bohemian Club

 

The Bohemian Grove is a 2,700-acre virgin redwood coppice in Northern California, located 75 miles north of San Francisco. A place where the affluent, the influential, and their vast entourage congregate during the final two weeks of July. This enigmatic and oftentimes secretive group, which has received very little to no press coverage, has a 40-foot owl as its central theme. Each year, approximately 1,500 of America’s most influential CEO’s, government officials, financiers, industrialists, and media moguls gather to hear speeches, network, and share common agendas. They also perform Druid-like ceremonies before a huge stone monolith, complete with robes, fire, incantations, and other arcane rituals.
In keeping with the mention of the above statement, the following registry link functions as an elaborative point of contention referencing the membership status of this exclusive gentleman’s club:

Comprehensive Listing of Bohemian Club Members and Alumni

The visual composites that follow are actual photographic stills of various attendees to these exclusive soirees, these are individuals occupying the highest levels of political office and finance, as well as premier figures in the Entertainment Industry:
 

 

Photographic still depicting famous Western actor and Entertainment Industry icon Clint Eastwood, accompanied by Tim Hachman and Bob Ferguson at the Bohemian Club’s 1987 encampment. The visual obtained from ‘THE ANNALS OF THE BOHEMIAN CLUB VOLUME VI: 1973-1987.’
 

 

Elmer Edwin Rasmuson, member of the Bohemian Club, stands dressed as a torchbearer during a ceremony performed at the annual encampment at Bohemian Grove in 1992. He’s the older man with the glasses appearing second from the left. Rasmuson, who succumbed to the ravages of congestive heart failure in 1969 - a condition brought about as a result of complications involving a surgical procedure on his gallbladder - was recognized as the patriarch of Alaska’s largest financial institution and served as Anchorage’s mayor from 1964 -1967. It is believed that at the time of his passing Rasmuson had amassed a sizable fortune valued at an estimated $400 million, with a vast majority of that sum supposedly given to various charitable organizations throughout the United States.
 

 

Former U.S. Presidents Ronald Wilson Reagan (40^th President) and Richard Milhous Nixon (37^th President), photographed during the course of the Bohemian Club’s festivities in 1947.
 

 

Former U.S. Presidents Dwight David “Ike” Eisenhower (34^th President) and George Herbert Walker Bush (41^st President, who at the time of the black-and-white photograph appears to be in his mid-to-late twenties to early thirties) photographed in close proximity to an artificial lake just beyond the periphery of a small shrine. Pictures included in the montage depict the elder Bush and his son George Walker Bush, who later became the 43^rd President of the United States, at one of the gatherings.

Club of Rome

The Club of Rome is a global think tank (An independent administrative entity recognized as an organization or sole individual possessing a extraordinary degree of socio-economic influence that actively conducts research and engages in numerous politically motivated endeavors for the express purpose of engineering a pronounced increase in the incidence of advocacy [Defined as a sociopolitical instrument whose sole objective is one predicated on the degree of influence generated through the legislative process by individual or organized conglomerates that specialize in public policy and resource allocation initiatives within political, economic, or social systems/ institutions. Advocacy itself may be motivated from moral, ethical, or faith-based principles/ standards through which assets of interest are protected. Lobbying is a form of advocacy created with the intention of influencing decisions made by legislators and officials comprising government institutions, by individuals, other legislators, fiscally motivated constituencies, or advocacy groups on behalf of special interest organizations]) that deals with a variety of international affairs. Founded in April 1968, the Club of Rome garnered considerable public scrutiny in 1972 with the publication of a lengthy written memorandum entitled The Limits to Growth (A contrived literary dissertation formulated as a means to illustrate the consequences of a rapidly burgeoning global populace relative to the diminished existentiality of finite resources). Its principal authors were Donella H. Meadows, Dennis L. Meadows, Jørgen Randers, and William H. Behrens III. The aforementioned narrative utilized the World3 Model (A computer generated simulation of interactions coordinated under numerous experimental variables in concordance with population disparities, expansion of industry, food production, and preexistent ecological constraints whose antecedent creationists are listed as follows: Donella H. Meadows, Dennis L. Meadows, and Jørgen Randers) as a means to further demonstrate this perceived imbalance.

Club of Rome Limits to Growth World3 Model

Secret Societies

 

Secret societies exist as organizations of initiated persons or philosophical adherents whose exact numerical registries, inherent purposes, ritualistic traditions, etc. remain esoteric in nature.
The following cinematic references chronicle the origins of various clandestine assemblages throughout the course of recorded history: