"Cremation of Care" ritual at Bohemian Grove, page 1

Originally posted by Driver
Moloch or Molech is the deity to which the 45ft stone owl beside the lake at Bohemian Grove is symbolic of .

Doubtful in my opinion, but see this thread.

Moloch is very old and it has been discovered that the people of Babylon and before it used to burn their children in the belly of an effigy symbolic of Moloch to forgive them of their sins they have done.

What? What documentation supports this?

Moloch is mentioned countless times in the Bible, New Testement and other biblical texts, also.

Yes, the only real source for the ammonite israeli tribe's fire god Moloch is the bible.

Alot, the things said during the ritual are stuff like "cast away your guilt into the fire".

What chapter and verse state this?

yanchek
Politicians on drug cocktails and advisors that are corrupt, manipulative and without any schread of concience.

What politicians are actually shown as being there? The only parts of the thing that i have seen have been large faceless crowds?

here are some national geographic photos of some of the BC mock funerals.

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Here is a website with BC photos from University at Berkely. And another.

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This is author Jack London

Here is an interesting story:
In his Memoirs, Warren tells of his effort to persuade Norman Chandler, the publisher of The Los Angeles Times. Chandler wanted his paper to take a strong stand against the faculty. He sat with Chandler during the summer encampment at the Bohemian Grove and persuaded him that the faculty opposition to the oath was not because the faculty wanted to protect radicals and Communists, but that it was a matter of protecting their constitutional rights and the principle of academic freedom. Warren appealed to Chandler's own insistence on freedom of the press. He wrote in his Memoirs the following about the conversation:

Elsewhere is noted..

Oliver Collection

The Oliver Collection consists of approximately 2,700 glass plate negatives and photographic prints taken mainly by amateur photographer William Letts Oliver and his son Roland Letts Oliver. The photographs date from ca. 1860 to ca. 1910. Subjects include maritime and yachting scenes, views of California and San Francisco Bay area, University of California at Berkeley, mining and the explosives industry, logging, the Bohemian Grove, and the Oliver family. Also of note are photographs of Chile and Peru from 1860 to 1867.

I was able to find a list of his stuff here. There are lots of bohemian photos.

[edit on 14-4-2005 by Nygdan]