PART FOUR: Read It Before It Is Banned By The US Government
For some, a better candidate than Molech for the deity represented at the Bohemian Grove is the Mesopotamian storm demon Lilith, whose giant horned statues once formed the highest competition to Yahweh. In Hebrew folklore, Lilith is “the dark wind of the storm” who takes the form of an owl (still worshipped in modern Beltane / Mayday rituals) and, among other things, overshadows the sacrifice of children. She is a powerful seductress who, before Eve’s creation, was Adam’s wife and lover according to myth. The Cremation of Care ceremony conducted by U.S. presidents and other elitists for her (or Molech) at the Bohemian Grove is evidently especially seductive given that metaphysicians among them believe the biblical version of Abraham’s test on Moriah was sanitized by Moses in the Genesis account in an attempt to cover up the actual practice of human sacrifice among ancient Hebrews. Perhaps they see magic in a “corrected” version of the story—an heretical retelling—where Isaac is extinguished beneath the dark winged-one who rides in the Whirlwind and heals her power-hungry and seduced worshippers of their cares. As we shall see later in this study, the same occultists hid the image of the Owl in the Masonically designed U.S. dollar bill for a very important and related reason.
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