rant · moment 13 of 15
Bohemian Grove, Skull and Bones, and Pizzagate Credibility
from #183 - Tim Does The Tonight Show | The Tim Dillon Show · #183
8 min
Tim gives an extended riff on the Bohemian Grove owl-worship ritual Alex Jones exposed, compares it to Skull and Bones fraternity bonding among future elites, and argues Pizzagate lacks the victim evidence that makes Epstein and the Franklin scandal credible.
- Bohemian Grove ritual with powerful men in robes chanting and sacrificing an effigy of a child at the base of a wooden owl is genuinely odd to discuss.
- Tim describes bringing up Bohemian Grove while eating Taco Bell and high with friends as a conversational move.
- Skull and Bones members messaged Tim after he discussed the society on the podcast, some creating dummy accounts and explaining the fraternity as a bonding mechanism for future leaders.
- Skull and Bones initiates no longer walk off in front of each other anymore at the initiation, which Tim identifies as the actual fun part of the ritual.
- Elite groups like Skull and Bones function as a farm team for future power players who will probably do nefarious things.
- Bohemian Grove is weirder than Skull and Bones because the people are much older and the same ritualistic principle applies at a higher level.
- Tim believes Pizzagate had a kernel of truth but lacks credibility compared to the Franklin scandal because there were no verified victims.
- Occult-themed Instagram accounts are either rich people trying to be edgy because they lack normal experiences, or something more sinister.
- Tim wonders if Hollywood's occult messaging and music videos are overtly cultish and whether they're attempting to brainwash kids.
- Much of the occult aesthetic in entertainment is people trying to be goth and interesting rather than indicative of actual darkness.
Bohemian GroveJeffrey EpsteinAlex JonesSkull and BonesBillie EilishPizzagateDan SchneiderFranklin scandal