'Dark Secrets: Inside Bohemian Grove' (page 3)

Pleasuredome

statue of george washington & a picture of baphomet

sf

Hey guest77...

Another WC Cooper too.

Kelly was 'silenced'. I will never accept he 'killed himself'. I just does not make sense.

IF he 'killed himself', someone stood there and gave him an altimatum..."either you do it or we will do it for you". OR he knew he was toast and might as well do it himself, because they we coming to 'get' him.

sKally, Who? klass

Guest 77

SF, they could have at least waited a few weeks to announce his suicide.

Guest 77

Pleasuredome

bttt

sf

At the VERY least Guest.

sKally, Who? klass?

searchfothetruth

Arnold Swarzeneggar was at Bohemia Grove this year....

Whats the betting his election campaign will suddenly take off.?

BEHIND THE COUNT: All eyes will be on the California secretary of state's office today for the big recall count -- but the real plays are going well behind the scenes.

The biggest question, of course, is whether Arnold Schwarzenegger -- who just got back from a European promo tour -- will make this the biggest story of the year by jumping into the fray.

And now that the clock is ticking, the time for playing cute is rapidly coming to an end.

"Everything is set up to go if he says 'yes,' but it's do-it-or-get-off-the- pot time," admitted one source close to the Terminator. "My expectation is that he's talking it over with his wife right now."

One of the keys in all this will be the final round of words between Schwarzenegger and former Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan -- who is being urged to run by more liberal Republicans.

"The bottom line," our source told us, "is if Arnold goes, Dick won't. If Arnold doesn't do it, then it's highly likely Dick will -- it's between the two of them to hash out."

From what we've hear, the Republican hierarchy -- especially those close to former Gov. Pete Wilson -- would favor Schwarzenegger. At least that's the word that came out of the Bohemian Grove this past weekend, where a number of state and national GOPers, including presidential adviser Karl Rove, happened to have gathered at a club getaway.

None of this would be good news for Gov. Gray Davis -- who hopes his opponents will be limited to conservatives like Bill Simon or San Diego-area Rep. Darrell Issa.

"There's no question Riordan would be the biggest problem of them all," said one Davis operative. "He's the most liberal, he has a strong name ID in Southern California and you can't pin him as a right-winger -- which is the whole key to the Davis strategy."

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This is the term I use, gleefully, when referring to all Dicks.

sKally, suck on that!, klass

'Dark Secrets: Inside Bohemian Grove'

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