I first read about Bohemian Grove in 1987, in the book 'Significant Others ' by
Armistead Maupin, part if his best -selling Tales of the City series. Originally published in the San Fransisco Chronicle to a wide and appreciative audience, I recommend Azrael reads it. Millions of peopel have read it world wide. It is freely available at Borders.
You'll find a story about bunch of old rich white farts networking with each other, as old rich white farts are prone to do. And a lesbian summer camp in the woods, and the hilarious mix-ups when the two seperatist compunds accidentally cross into each others territory. Plus the world's most beautiful fat woman, and the continued ambition of Mary Anne Singleton vs. Brian, her nursery-man husband.
Not everything is a sinister conspiracy sunshine
But I hope you enjoy this alternative take on Bohemian Grove, it may help you sleep better at night. I know truthseekers are always willing to look at alternative points of view - and a socially-aware richly comic gay novelist's affectionate lampooning of the Elite's secret summer haunt is based on reality.
Funny how few gay conspiraloons there are. Guess they just get access to much more accurate gossip.