At the turn of the millennia, a young 26-year-old filmmaker was determined to get to the bottom of a strange secret society that he'd heard so much about, the Bohemian Grove.

It sounds a little too eerie to be real. The most elite members of the country meet here. They're typically rich, conservative, and white. Perhaps unsurprisingly, they're also heavily involved with politics. But in this playground for the rich,

there was supposedly a lot more sinister activity going on, with the worst of it

allegedly being human sacrifices. This summer sets us free.

This filmmaker got his crew and courage together to find out the truth.

One of the facets of the ritual that goes deeply into the occult, and we've already mentioned

the druids that their bonfires or bonfires throwing bodies into fiery pits. And do you recognize that voice? The one telling you that the ritual he witnessed was evil? Here, let me play another clip.

Looks on the occult, even the Encyclopedia Britannica on what the druids would engage in.

This is just unbelievably macabre and evil.

Still not clicking? Okay, one more try.

Give me a break.

You think I am like, oh, shocked by it, so I'm up here bashing it because I don't like gay people.

I don't like them putting chemicals in the water

that turn the friggin frogs gay. And that's right. The man behind this massive exposition

is none other than Alex Jones. And yes, that Alex Jones.

You can be a social engineer, it's not funny.

Honestly, if you've ever wanted to slowly watch

how Jones became a conspiracy theorist in real time, then I do recommend this

documentary he created on Bohemian Grove. About 25 minutes into it, he explains that

he used to believe in the government and he didn't subscribe to the

conspiracy theory mindset of thinking.

Black helicopters, a symbol for New World Order takeover and an old school conspiracy fan favorite,

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