Hunter S Thompson dies at 67 (Page 2 of 2)

I'm not trying to make anybody "fall into the polarity game".   I read the article and was left a little confused.   Like I said, I hadn't heard of the dude before he went and killed himself.    In an attempt to figure out what the bruhaha was about, I've read the commentaries and tributes to learn who this guy was, what he did, and why so many people are being emotionally affected by this.   And after all that, I'm just plain confused.    So when I ask "is he a good guy or a bad guy" it's not about trying to force someone into a polarity box.   It's a valid musing, considering the possibility that he may be linked to a Bohemian Grove pedophilia snuff film.   That's a heavy duty accusation.    How many people do we ever hear of who are accused of filming little children being forced to perform sex acts on another dead child....then being forced to eat the body?     Are people even catching the gravity of that claim??   That's not something to gloss over, it's something to look into.     I don't care what marvelous bits of journalism the dude may have created over the past 30 years.....if someone is going to claim that Hunter Thompson was there at Bohemian, involved in that, then it needs to be investigated, not glossed over.    And to ask such questions isn't playing the polarity game.   It's asking a valid question.....Is he what he seemed to be?    Is he actually worth getting worked up about??    I mean, who is he??   If he was indeed at Bohemian, was it "just to investigate" ??    Seems a little suspicious that somebody could continue to remain a detached journalist merely observing, gathering notes and evidence while standing behind a camera filming something like that.   

I'm not going to get worked up over it though.   There's no point, cause we'll probably never know, the man is dead, it's over and it doesn't matter I suppose.

Well, you can Google Bohemian Grove (or use whatever search engine you prefer).....you'll probably turn up a ton of links and information.   That's how I learned about it, anyway.  Bohemian Grove is just one of those things that keeps coming up, over and over again in all the conspiracy research.

David Icke's book, "Children of the Matrix" features a really interesting picture from the 1960's of then-actor Ronald Reagan, sitting next to future American President Richard Nixon, at Bohemian Grove.

Many people have wondered....why would some B-rate actor be rubbing elbows with the future Prez of the US?  !   The fact that we now know what Ronnie became - Governor of California, 2 term President of the US, says something.    It opens up a Pandora's Box of what goes on behind the scnees at these gatherings where the elite hob knob.   

Anyway, do a search on the 'net, you'll turn up a bunch of stuff.......

Got it....   

Actually..........I didn't share that article.   You'll see that it was Ayahuasca who posted it.  I merely commented on it.  Not that it matters, but just wanted to clarify.    I'm done commenting on it however, because it's all stuff we'll just never be able to know.  I wanted to learn who the guy was, and I think I've heard enough!   

I hadn't heard about the filming of such a thing at all, or any involvement of that sort on Thompson's part. Perhaps what's involved here is disinformation within disinformation...due to the information's nature? I enjoy some of the Clyde Lewis articles, but this one is, I agree with Lyra, quite confusing.

I've read "The Franklin Coverup". Though it was VERY disturbing as it portrays many victims graphic accounts of torture, murder, satanism, child abuse,etc., it also does a very good job of exposing the inner workings of how these sleazebags operate and isn't afraid to name names and is very well documented. It's written by a guy who was an attorney in the case and known as a solid Nebraska citizen and not as a conspiracy theorist which gives it an edge of credibility.

The reference to Hunter S Thompson comes from an account in the book where a teenage victim describes being forced to make a snuff film at a place that sounds very much like Bohemian Grove though he does not name it as such. He does describe an owl statue in a wooded location near Sacremento which certainly fits the bill. He names the director of the film as Hunter Thompson (who was flown in from Las Vegas). That's what this whole thing stems from.

If that is true, it would certainly make him a bad guy in my book, other than that I've always kind of liked him. I would reccomend the film "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" for a hollywood version of him and some cool psychedelic effects as he is tripping for half the movie.

I'm not sure whether to reccomend "The Franklin Coverup" as it is very disturbing, to the point of effecting my outlook on life as I was reading it but am now glad I did.

Stephen