Did you actually see it? I know I seem annoying, but I really want to recover from the trauma that I experienced from that horrendous piece of garbage.
I've seen YouTube clips of AJ's version of events, and I've also seen news clips going as far back as the 1980's (also on YouTube) of reporters inquiring about the Grove. From all of the information I've seen on it, the whole "Bohemian Grove" thing sounds a whole lot like an exclusive country club type of situation where the attendees-- usually rich and some politically notable figures-- get to sit around, drink beer, and behave however they want without fear of some whackjob trying to get a soundbyte off them. They also invite Hollywood types with the expectation of "unofficial" and official entertainment (some are booked, some just invited to hang out). It's probably as close to an actual camping trip that many of them will ever probably have, and there's probably a fair amount of them that behave like bumbling idiots while they're there, getting it all out of their system before having to squeeze back into a suit and tie.
I'm suspect of conspiracy theories from people like Jones who try to paint some ridiculous 'satanic' or 'occult' picture, invoking a liberal dose of homophobia, and waving his American flag with a Christian fundementalist one thinly veiled underneath. It just sounds like poorly hidden hate speech to me, mainly because I don't care if they're gay, I don't care if they're not bible-thumping Christian fundementalists, and I honestly don't care if they get together, drink beer, and perform a bukakke ritual on an owl statue (please don't quote me on that CT-ists, it's a joke) while they go hang out in the gated campsite. None of that means anything regarding illegal behavior, corruption, or unethical practices in business or politics, so whatever B-movie scenario Jones is trying to portray with his ranting about the occult, homosexuality, or a stupid play that's videotaped from a distance with crappy video quality and a barely-high-school-graduate trying to make up all sorts of possible explanations for what it might mean doing voice-overs, none of it has any bearing on reality and none of it supports any of the other outrageous claims he makes from the comfort of his own little middle-class home in Austin, Texas, United States of America.
When Alex Jones tries to "expose" political corruption by making trips to Mexico, Guatemala, Niger, Somalia, and similar places and showing us some real atrocities, then maybe I'll be apt to listen. Heck, he could even just visit some of the worse neighborhoods of the bigger cities in the US to find evidences of corruption and how it's hurting people. But he won't, because that's too much work and way too much of a health risk. When he goes to New York, he's attention-whoring in Times Square, not walking around in the middle of Harlem or over in Brooklyn near the waterfront. I don't see him stomping around in east Philly or in downtown Camden (NJ) with his 9/11 crowd. I'm fairly certain the only view he's had of most of Newark, several miles in Detroit, much of Baltimore outside of the Inner Harbor, or any of the low-cost residential areas of DC have been through the safety of an automobile window with the doors locked and the driver only stopping where they have to.
In other words, I'm not sure why you even bother letting it get you so worked up. He only barely hides his racism behind a conspiracy theory veneer, and he's a coward when it comes to doing anything that actually confronts actual realistic and possibly dangerous environments where there are people actually suffering. Most of the crap he shouts out is similar to the Zeitgeist approach: throw as many wild allegations out there as possible and see what sticks; if anything seems to stick, ride that momentum for as long as possible; rinse, repeat.
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