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  1. SF mansion owned by a Bohemian Club member sells for $42 million, setting annual record
    The property was sold by the family trust of Brooks Walker Jr., who died in September 2024 at the age of 96. Described as a “business and civic leader,” Walker was a third-generation Californian born in Oakland. He graduated from UC Berkeley and later served as the chairman of SFMOMA from 1984 to 1995. He was also a member of many illustrious and secretive clubs, including both the Pacific Union Club and the Bohemian Club.
  2. Richard Thomas Reminger OBITUARY
    Richard Thomas Reminger was a member of the Hermit Club, Mayfield Country Club, Union Club, and Kirtland Country Club in Ohio, Lost Tree Club and Everglades Club in Florida, the Rolling Rock Club in Pennsylvania, and the Bohemian Club in California.
  3. Charles Thomas May Jr. OBITUARY
    Tom was a member of Brook Hollow Golf Club, The Park Cities Club and a former member of the Bohemian Club of San Francisco, California. He served as a past president of the Friends of Human Nutrition at UTSW and previously served on the boards of St. Michaels School in Dallas, Foxcroft School in Middleburg Virginia, and the Marine Military Academy in Harlingen Texas.
  4. The Colorado Grand: Where Vintage Cars Meet Rocky Mountain Beauty
    In my mind’s eye, the Grand existed something like a driver’s equivalent of the Bohemian Grove gathering, set not in the redwood forests of Northern California but in the rugged mountains of Colorado, where billionaires prayed to the gods of speed rather than a giant concrete owl.
  5. GINGRICH GOES TO ELITE CAMPHOUSE SPEAKER AT BOHEMIAN GROVE
    House Speaker Newt Gingrich jetted Friday into Sonoma County to spend a weekend at the world’s most exclusive men-only summer camp. Gingrich was taken by car from the county airport near Windsor to the Bohemian Grove, the private, 2,700-acre redwood retreat on the Russian River in Monte Rio.
  6. Alex Jones’ daring infiltration of Bohemian Grove unmasks elitist pagan rituals and occult secrets
    Every summer, the shadowy Bohemian Club — a private gentlemen’s society based in San Francisco — hosts a clandestine retreat called “Bohemian Grove” in Monte Rio, California, where highly influential men in politics, business, media, culture, and entertainment gather for two weeks on a secluded 2,700-acre private property deep in the redwood forests.
  7. Edward Michael Carney OBITUARY
    He maintained current memberships in Palm Beach, FL with the Bath and Tennis Club and Society of the Four Arts. He was also a former member of The River Club of New York, Meadow Club of Southampton, NY, Palm Beach Crocodiles, and the famous Bohemian Club, where he gathered with world leaders and intellectuals from around the county.
  8. Unveiling Monte Rio's massive new redwood preserve
    Bruce was a proud member of the Argyle Club, the San Antonio Country Club, Club Giraud, the San Antonio German Club, the Bohemian Club, and the Pacific Union Club.
  9. James Bruce Bugg Jr. OBITUARY
    Bruce was a proud member of the Argyle Club, the San Antonio Country Club, Club Giraud, the San Antonio German Club, the Bohemian Club, and the Pacific Union Club.
  10. Edward Lee "Ed" Dato OBITUARY
    Ed started piano lessons at age four when he played his sister's music but played by ear rather than written music! So began a lifelong association with playing piano, singing, arranging music, accompanying choruses, and directing his beloved Bohemian Club's "Don't Give Up Your Day Job" chorus.
  11. Victor Kennicott Atkins Jr. OBITUARY
    He was a life member of The Brook and the Southampton Club, a member of the Pacific-Union Club, Bohemian Club, Birnam Wood Golf Club, Valley Club of Montecito, Santa Barbara Yacht Club, and Montreux Golf and Country Club, among others.
  12. WSU’s Buddy Levy returns to TV to discuss secret societies, lost civilizations
    As part of the “UnXplained” episode “Secret Societies,” Levy discussed two groups, Yale University’s Skull and Bones society and the Northern California-based Bohemian Grove. Levy conducted research on Skull and Bones...
  13. Michael Zischke OBITUARY
    A proud member of the Bohemian Club in San Francisco, Mike cherished the club as a vessel for his lifelong love of the arts. Summers at the Bohemian Grove were a highlight of his year, serving as stage manager for many of the club’s performances, playing dominos, and sitting around the campfire with friends.
  14. Monte Rio is almost interesting

    Bohemian Grove: The elite’s hidden retreat And then there’s Bohemian Grove, just a short drive from Monte Rio. It’s where the world’s wealthiest, most powerful men gather once a year to, well, piss on trees. Seriously. For two weeks every summer, bankers, politicians, and CEOs retreat to the redwoods to take part in secret rituals. What do these oligarchs do at their boy’s club? Dress in robes, light things on fire, worship a giant owl, under-tip the peasants, and yes, occasionally relieve themselves against a 1,000-year-old tree. It sounds like something out of a satire, except it’s not. It’s happening in the woods near Monte Rio, though nobody in town seems to bat an eye. Maybe because, in Monte Rio, things that almost make sense are just part of the scenery.
  15. "Bill Lutt, scion of Berkeley musical family who revived Cazadero Music Camp, dies at 68
    "In many ways Cazadero is a Lutt family legacy. Bob Lutt had recently been hired as Berkeley High’s band director when he and Beth discovered a rundown facility that had served briefly as an early home for the notorious Bohemian Club at the end of the 19th century. In the mid-1950s, the summer camp had long been owned by the city of Berkeley, which had allowed it to fall into disrepair. Maintaining and expanding Cazadero became a family project after Bob invited San Francisco Symphony members up to teach five dozen Berkeley band students that first summer. By 1964, the program had expanded to four 12-day sessions serving 600 9 to 18-year-olds."
  16. Phil Lesh Celebrates New Friends Page and Trey (1999)
  17. What Altman Discussed at a Secret All Male Retreat
  18. Beyond Bohemian Grove: 6 Mysterious Secret Club Meeting Places
  19. The Cult of Moloch
    Evidence concerning Moloch worship in ancient Israel is found in the legal, as well as in the historical and prophetic literature of the Bible. In the Pentateuch, the laws of the Holiness Code speak about giving or passing children to Moloch (Lev. 18:21, 20:2–4) and the law in Deuteronomy speaks of "passing [one's] son or daughter through fire" (18:10). Although Moloch is not named in the Deuteronomy passage, it is likely that his cult was the object of the prohibition.
  20. Henry A. Melvin
    Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court

  21. Bohemian Club's 100-year logging permit revoked| Web Archive
    Kelly Zito, Chronicle Staff Writer March 15, 2011 Updated: Dec. 8, 2011 7:54 a.m.

  22. SF's Bohemian Club to pay workers $7 million in settlement
    Jenna Lyons - July 1, 2016 - Updated: July 2, 2016 1:17 p.m.

  23. California Folklore Miscellany, Vol. 10: Local History -- Communities and Industries Page 236
  24. https://www.trunews.com/article/house-of-cards-shows-bohemian-grove-human-sacrifice
  25. "Masters of the Universe Go to Camp: Inside the Bohemian Grove." - Philip Weiss - Spy. November 1989.
  26. "A Relative Advantage: Sociology of the San Francisco Bohemian Club" - Peter Martin Phillips (1994) - Archived from the original on October 18, 2015 Retrieved July 14, 2014.
  27. "At the Bohemian Club, Men join, Women serve" - Wallace Turner - The New York Times, January 12, 1981
  28. Inside Bohemian Grove from Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting Archived July 20, 2006, at the Wayback Machine Nov–Dec 1991
  29. "Bohemian Grove Exposes Itself!" - Nick Schou (August 31, 2006) - OC Weekly. Archived from the original on December 3, 2014. Retrieved August 20, 2014.
  30. The Greatest Men's Party on Earth: Inside the Bohemian Grove - Van der Zee, John (1974) - Harcourt Brace Javonovich. p. 88. ISBN 0-15-136905-4
  31. "Hoover, the Fishing President: Portrait of the Private Man and His Life Outdoors" - Wert, Hal Elliott (2005) - Stackpole Books. p. 309. ISBN Sources/0-8117-0099-2" title="Special:BookSources/0-8117-0099-2" 0-8117-0099-2
  32. Brotherhood of the Bomb by Gregg Herken - Chapter 4
  33. "Nixon On Tape Expounds On Welfare And Homosexuality" - James Warren (November 7, 1999) - Chicago Tribune.

  34. "The Bohemian Grove, which I attend from time to time — it is the most faggy goddamned thing you could ever imagine" - Richard M. Nixon - https://www.azquotes.com/quote/633466

    NIXON: But it's not just the ratty part of town. The upper class in San Francisco is that way. The Bohemian Grove, which I attend from time to time — it is the most faggy goddamned thing you could ever imagine, with that San Francisco crowd. I can't shake hands with anybody from San Francisco.

    Decorators. They got to do something. But we don't have to glorify it. You know one of the reasons fashions have made women look so terrible is because the goddamned designers hate women. Designers taking it out on the women. Now they're trying to get some more sexy things coming on again.

    EHRLICHMAN: Hot pants.

    NIXON: Jesus Christ.

  35. Justin Sherin (October 8, 2015) "The Confessions of @dick_nixon". Vox.com.
  36. Richard Roeper (February 24, 1971) "Nixon's views on gays come as no surprise: Throws around slurs liberally in recording with his top aide". Chicago Sun-Times.
  37. EuropeanWatchman2 (August 26, 2012) "President Nixon Discussing Bohemian Grove Ultra-Perverts". Youtube.
  38. Gms Holland (February 7, 2016) "President Nixon Says The Bohemian Grove Was The Most Faggy Goddamned Thing You Could Imagine". Youtube.
  39. Capital Gang (February 5, 2000) "Bill Bennett Discusses the Results of the New Hampshire Primary". CNN
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  46. https://www.mercurynews.com/2019/06/11/california-county-eyes-security-contract-for-men-only-club/
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Bohemian Grove Roster Sent Anonymously to Infowars
Membership List Reveals Former Presidents, Host of Academics and NWO Operators

An interesting package came into the Infowars mailbox recently-- sent anonymously with no return address-- but the contents revealed the reason for secrecy. Someone has shipped our office the 2006 membership roster for the secretive and exclusive Bohemian Grove, which Alex Jones infiltrated and exposed in 2000.

A number of high profile elites appear on the list, including David Rockefeller (and son), Henry Kissinger, George H.W. Bush, Gerald Ford, David Gergen (who Alex Jones confronted about his grove membership), Colin Powell, George P. Shultz, Donald Rumsfeld and even Kenneth Starr, who gained attention after prosecuting Bill Clinton.

See a 1981 news report on the grove.

1981 News Report About Bohemian Grove

Many U.S. Presidents have gone to the grove, but most do not appear on the membership roster, though we know that Reagan, Nixon (both pictured below at the Grove), George W. Bush, Herbert Hoover and many other presidents have also attended but are not listed, as is the case for presidential advisor Karl Rove.

Walter Cronkite, the infamous and notable TV journalist, is also a member and listed in the directory. The 'P' next to his name denotes "Regular - Professional." Also listed is the King of Sweden, Carl XVI Gustaf.

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Beyond Presidents and elite world controllers, the exclusive male-only club has obviously used the appeal of the retreat to influence the world of academia-- at least 50 well-known universities are represented at Bohemian Grove, including almost every school in California, at least any that come to mind. The members-- which includes listings of older and deceased members who no longer attend-- are influential faculty members, board members, trustees or presidents of universities.

Stanford University with 17 members and U.C. Berkeley with 19 members, were the most heavily represented schools. (See members from academia below-- note: only those members with schools listed by their name were counted as academia, with many other members listed by city and name or only by name).

Stanford University (David Michael Kelley, David Beaven Abernethy, Michael J. Boskin, David W. Brady, Carlos A. Camargo, James P. Collman, Thomas H. Henriksen, Ken Jowitt [Hoover Institute], Michael A. Keller, Arjay Miller, Charles G. Palm, John Raisian, Channing Rex Robertson, D.A. Skoog ["Old Guard" member in 1964], John B. Taylor, Bill Walsh, Pete Wilson [Hoover Institute]),

U.C. Berkeley (Walter Alvarez, Jesse H. Choper, Charles Faulhaber, Michael A. Harrison, Andrew G. Jameson, Howard R. Katz, Watson M. Laetsch, Hayne E. Leland, Donald A. McQuade, Charles H. Mel, Richard A. Muller, Kevin Padian, Thomas H. Pigford, P. Buford Price, Vincent H. Resh, Arthur H. Rosenfeld, George W. Rutherford, David A. Shirley [Emeritus], Charles H. Townes),

OTHER UNIVERSITIES IN CALIFORNIA: Claremont-McKenna, (Jack L. Stark),Pepperdine University (Charles B. Runnels, Kenneth W. Starr), CA Institute of Technology (David Baltimore, Charles Elachi), U.S.C. (Shelton Berg, Michael L. Garrett, Brian E. Henderson, M.D. [School of Medicine], Stephen J. Ryan, Steven B. Sample), Scripps College, Claremont, CA (John H. Chandler [member since 1983), U.C. Irvine (Robert C. Combs), U.C. Davis (Arthur H. Smith, Lloyd H. Smith, Jim L. Sochor [Emeritus], Joe P. Tupin, Larry N. Vanderhoef, Julian R. Youmans), University of the Pacific (Donald V. De Rosa), California Academy of Science (Robert C. Drewes), U.C. Hastings School of Law (Geoffrey C. Hazard, William T. Hutton, Frederick W. Lambert, Stephen A. Lind), U.C. Santa Barbara (Robert A. Huttenback), University of California (Hugh D. McNiven, Rudi Schmid), Scripps Institute, UCSD (Charles F. Kennel), CA Academy of Sciences (John P. Kociolek), UCLA (James Q. Wilson [also Harvard emeritus]), U.C. San Francisco (Jay A. Levy, Robert G. Miller, Ronald D. Miller, William R. Murray, Stanley B. Prusiner, Arthur N. Thomas), University of San Francisco (John LoSchiavo, John P. Schlegel), SF State University (John E. McCosker, Arthur Mejia), S.F. Conservatory of Music (Colin Murdoch), Cal State University (Ward M. McAfee), Harvey Mudd College (Joseph Platt), U.C. San Diego (Kirk L. Peterson), Santa Clara University (Peter O'Malley Pierson)

UNIVERSITIES OTHER THAN IN CALIFORNIA: Princeton University (Orley Clark Ashenfeler), Universit of WA (Thomas L. Bosworth, Edward D. Verrier), Yale Uninversity (Gerad N. Burrow), University of Calgary (Barry Cooper), Vermont Law School (Douglas M. Costle), Bates College, ME (Edward S. Harwood), Universite Paris (Bertrand Jacquillat), University VA Law School (Charles W. Johnson), Sante Fe Institute (Edward A. Knapp), University of Texas (Bobby Ray Inman, Darwin R. Labarthe, Jeffrey C. Smith), University of Maryland (John Lenczowski), University of Nevada-Reno (Warren L. Lerude), Morehouse College (Walter E. Massey), Howard University (Kurt L. Schmoke), Rockefeller University (Frederick Seitz [labeled as "old guard"; obtained membership in 1966], Wake Forest University (James F. Toole), Duke University Law School (Francis E. McGovern), University of North Carolina (David F. Merten), Amherst College (Joseph G. Moore), Syracuse University (Sean O'Keefe), Columbia University (Ralph M. Richart), Middlebury College (John Spencer), Oberlin College (S. Frederick Starr), George Mason University, VA (Walter E. Williams)

The list of notables also includes a number of foreign dignitaries and heads of institutes throughout the U.S. and abroad. Notable Bohemian Grove member Helmut Schmidt, who wrote about his love for the club in his autobiography, Men and Powers, is not listed in 2006 volume.

Institute of International Education (founded in 1919, in the same time-frame of the League of Nations and the C.F.R.) (Richard M. Krasno)

One of the world's foremost oceanographers, Robert D. Ballard-- who made his name investigating the wreckage of the Titanic, the Bismarck and other famous ships, is listed as representing the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, a member since September 12, 1991. Robert Berj Gagosian also represents Wood Hole.

Bobby Ray Inman, former head of the NSA and defamed candidate for Secretary of Defense under Clinton, now at the University of Texas LBJ School of Public Affairs in Austin, TX.

Christopher C. DeMuth of the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C.

Edwin J. Feulner, Jr. and Edwin Meese III of The Heritage Foundation.

James A. Kelly of the Pacific Forum CSIS in Honolulu.

Consul General of Japan, Makoto Yamanaka

Dennis M. Power, Director of the Oakland Museum

Fmr. Surgeon General of the U.S., Richard Carmona (term: 2002-July 2006)

Consular Mexico - Alfonso de Maria y Campos

The Consul General of Luxembourg, Robert Biwer.

Also, the Indian Ambassador to the U.S., K Shankar Bajpai (Jan 25, 1968), also a CFR member.

Ken Starr
Ken Starr

I've also included the so-called 'LIST OF FIFTY' a list honoring regular attendees, though few of the names stand out on first pass. 'Honorary Associates' and 'Honorary Regulars' are also distinguished in the 104-page directory with thousands of names.

Notably, in addition to the anonymous shipping of this directory, Alex Jones received a call at his home from the BOHEMIAN GROVE, which was listed on caller-id, but no one identified themselves. It is not clear if this member roster was sent by an employee of the Grove, a member or came to this office through other means.

Bohemian Grove Honorary Roster

Bohemian Grove Honorary Roster

Bohemian Grove Honorary Roster

Bohemian Grove Honorary Roster

Roy A. "Bud" Folger, 81, a beloved personality of the San Francisco and Monterey Bay areas and longtime resident of Menlo Park and Palo Alto, died July 18 in Santa Cruz. A man of irrepressible good cheer and generosity, his love of music, humor and people endeared him to countless friends. He grew up in Palo Alto and graduated from the University of Santa Clara in 1941 before joining the Army Air Force and serving as master sergeant in the European campaign. He then went to work at his father's insurance brokerage firm and continued the business for the next 40 years. Until he and his wife Patricia moved to Santa Clara County in 1985, he was an active member of St. Raymond's Catholic Parish in Menlo Park, as well as the Guardsmen, the Olympic, and Bohemian clubs of San Francisco. He served as president of the Bohemian Club from 1971 through 1973. His great talent was in sharing his tremendous warmth, wit, and kindness with all he met. He is survived by six children, Roy Folger, Jr. of Mountain View; Timothy Folger of Watsonville; Laura Folger of San Francisco; Matthew Folger of Huntington Beach; Susan Thomson of Mountain View; and Sarah Folger of Los Angeles; three sisters, Elizabeth Erlin of Palo Alto; Grace Haid of Menlo Park; and Mary Barrett of Palm Springs; and an abundance of grandchildren. A memorial mass has been held. Donations may be sent to Camphill Special School-Beaver Run, 1784 Fairview Road, Glenmoore, Penn. 19343.