TOTAL INFORMATION ANALYSIS

Sunday, March 14, 2004

Check out this audio file, of Alex Jones on Coast to Coast AM's March 11-12 broadcast. This is a low-quality recording of the first half of the show focusing on Bohemian Grove. A higher-quality full version has been leaked to the P2P nets by Libertythink.

Jones spends much of the first half of the interview going into more detail about sneaking into the opening evening of the elite Bohemian Grove encampment than is available in his documentary on the event. Jones put up an exclusive collection of internal Bohemian Grove phots on his site, infowars.com



"I don't have an axe to grind," but rather "I just want the truth," said filmmaker and radio host Alex Jones (infowars.com). He chronicled his infiltration into the Bohemian Grove, where he covertly videotaped hundreds of the world's elite power players enjoying what Jones characterized as an occult ritual. Called the "Cremation of Care Ceremony," it featured the theatricalized death of an effigy in front of a huge stone owl, he said.

Jones believes the Bohemian Grove ritual offers a window into the psyche of these power players, who are enacting the discarding of their conscience, "while they dominate us." The Bohemian Grove includes members from the Skull & Bones, which Jones described as an "interrelated generational cult." The agenda of an even more elite group above the Bohemian Grove is to use more terror attacks "to scare us into the next level of submission," he said.

Citing various news stories posted on his website, Jones suggested that it's possible after the next terrorist act in the US that the constitution will be set aside in favor of a military rule, and citizens' rights and freedoms would be alarmingly curtailed in the ensuing Police State. Further, he noted that three concentration camps capable of housing one million people each have been proposed to be built in the US, and would be used to hold anyone deemed to be an enemy of the state. "It's a nightmare," said Jones, "but it's invigorating to stand up and fight it."

Just hours later on C-SPAN's "Washington Journal" program, both host & C-SPAN CEO Brian Lamb and the guest had justhappened to have listened to this broadcast. That guest was professorial assclown Michael Barkun from somewhere in upstate New York. He is the author of a book called "Culture of Conspiracy," in which he argues that people "believe" in conspiracies because "they need to." The modern world is so "complicated" and disconnected, you see. They immediately brought up the obvious military mind-control case that was sent into an empty Grove with a lot of firepower. Anyway, here's a direct link to the video. (Or try this and go to the 1:02:00 mark.)

The infowars.com site was soon inaccessible after the C-SPAN cablecast.

Later in the day on the Alex Jones show, one caller seemed a fed provacateur shen he insisted eeryone should kill the Bohemian Grovers like George Washington would have done. And according to Libertythink contributor RatCat, Jones said that his internet problems seemed to be connected to an NSA denail-of-service attack.


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