The Bohemian Grove: Facts & Fiction

This book is so well written and informative on a subject that is one of the least talked about subjects in our social sphere. It is well cited and the delivery is amazing. Really recommend this to everyone even if this subject is not something you are super interested in.

Great book Mark! I loved your phone calls to the right wing media who wanted no part in the Grove. The book kept my interest from cover to cover. I will check out the Bildeberg Group book next.

Quick overview, it was just OK.

Will be ordering more of Mark's books!!!

Very informational, many thanks to the author. In todays world it's imperative we educate ourselves on what's going on, "The Bohemian Grove: Facts & Fiction" was in my honest opinion completely worth buying. I've watched many YouTube videos from Mark Dice and decided to start buying his literature, he always says "If you want to learn more, buy my books.." He's completely right. What I've learned from this book was critical for me to be able to articulate the truth when it comes to the Bohemian Grove, now I'm able to help educate those closest to me about what is going on. Something I am so thankful for!Well thought out and put together, this book provides an acute understanding of something the elite strive to hide from us. The Truth. From names, numbers, places and quotes, this book gives detailed information I honestly can't recommend enough. Thanks Mark Dice for what you do, keep up the great work!

So first off, there are times when the writing doesn't seem as professional as it could be. But I still wholeheartedly give this book a 5-Star rating because the author is truly fighting the good fight against authorities and entities that do NOT want their inner workings investigated, revealed, or even discussed, and also because this subject matter (that the most important people in the world routinely get together and conspire off the record on how to maintain and increase their stranglehold on power) is extremely important for everyday serfs that are just supposed to shut up and obey to understand. So it's a mixture of great content and supporting Mark Dice's mission why I recommend this book to anyone mature enough for the content, which does get pretty disturbing at times. It's all well-researched -- it has to be. If it wasn't, it could be easily dismissed. Anyway, worth every penny.

I have read most of mark dice’s books and they are all excellent! Highly recommended.

So I listen to Mark Dice on Youtube along others who discuss issues that have came out today. He has mentioned to read his books and give your own perspective to what you really think. I'm impressed with what was told in *this* book. The facts are laid out, and it's obvious that you can not just get information like this by snapping your fingers either. Experiences were discussed, let alone an image(s) that I will not ever get out of my head because I have heard all about them before. Though I'm glad I purchased 'The Bohemian Grove: Facts & Fiction' book, and a couple others. Now I just have to read them in order to see what he has known for some time now.

There are so few people U know who would read this, as most prefer to be ostriches or are blissfully unaware but I am glad I did. I learned quite a bit more and it's essential reading for those of us who feel that joining the dots is essential in these last days which are evil indeed.

Excellent work, easy to read. I hadn't heard of Bohemian Grove but I'd certainly heard of the kind of organisation that it is. What Mark Dice is describing here is a carbuncle on the face of humanity, it is nothing new, it has been with us right from the beginning. This is a focus on the vilest side of corruption in the US and elsewhere and, in light of the current election situation, you can understand how sick many people feel about the outcome. The author is not, as far as I have ever been able to see, any sort of conspiracy theorist and he demonstrates very clearly the way in which control is exerted. i recommend this book and The Devil's Chessboard to those who sneer at way things are in the Deep State. Where are the people with integrity and decency? Mark Dice is one of them.

The story of Bohemian Grove is one of those things that the establishment media desperately wants to brush off as some kind of conspiracy theory -- mostly because many of them have been invited or attended the Grove in the past -- but it's certainly a real event, with many, including former President Richard Nixon, admitting they'd been to. Mark Dice analyses and lays out the allegations and testimony (the facts and fictions) of its membership, structure, rituals, and location with meticulous study. Dice's writing is clear and to the point, and if you have any doubt over what you're reading is mere 'conspiracy', everything's very well referenced (Mark always brings his receipts).

This is a well written, well researched and informative account of how the Illuminati spend two weeks during July every year, at their reclusive summer retreat in Northern California. Their bizarre ceremonies are well documented and described by author MarkDice, and begin to peel back the intended veneer and secrecy of this dubious and motley collection of the worlds so-called elite, whogather at this "summer camp" where they stroke each other's egos, listen to invited speakers, and perform rituals that no sane personwould even contemplate. The author goes into great detail regarding some of the attendees, which include many former AmericanPresidents, world leaders, heads of international banking and some high ranking members of the military, plus their Hollywood associates. This book offers a superbintroduction into the subject of who really runs the world, their motives and objectives, and Mark Dice brings forth great editorial comment, oftenlaced with sardonic humour, with the end result being an interesting and enjoyable introduction into this often mentioned but rarelydiscussed event. I've read all the other works of Mr. Dice, and find him to be quite an authority on such subjects, and in my opinionhe's very courageous for putting his head above the popular parapet. I thoroughly recommend this book!

Very short book, cynically padded out with fluff (as with the verbatim report of calls by the author to random radio show hosts). Overall it contains little information of note which cannot be readily obtained by a perfunctory Internet search. If you have already heard of Bohemian Grove then there is nothing new here.