#5 Alex Jones mentions that Moloch is an owl when in fact he is a bull. #4 Alex Jones said that children were sacrificed by an owl in Babylon this can be stated to be untrue as many states that animals were sacrificed usually an ox to appease the gods.there is one vague reference to not sacrificing your children to moloch in the old testament but they don't describe him and he is never mentioned again. Now when he finishes the statement i might add that he said that there are hidden cameras, if there were cameras they would be outside not inside the bohemian grove is not Walmart. #3 He saids that when he was video taping the site the men in security personnel came again and ask that are you doing, he said we are just filming as part of the members of the bohemian grove. #2 He states that he is being stopped by security personnel, if Alex was so consistant on this videos the security personnel would have thrown him out instead he goes on without being carded to see he is a NWO member. #1 Alex Jones consist on having the camera on like its the blair witch movie, blatantly he never shows the face of the people who are in the bohemian grove. Here is a list on why it should be avoided like the plague Alex Jones also mentions that there are these occult experts who said that they are doing a real human sacrifice but the documentary never gives out who is being sacrifice or who are these occult experts. Second mistake on the cremation of care ritual is the small majority performing the ritual, if the cult is consist of a bunch of people they wouldn't be sitting down on the benches, instead they would be helping.Third mistake of the fake ritual is the fact that they don't mention any deity or demonic name instead they mentioned trees and stars which is mostly environmental stuff. Now one of the parts in rituals is that you don't clap, clapping dissipates the energy used in the ritual.
Let me give you an observation of the cremation of care. I am an person knows about rituals and it shames me to think that the cremation of care is an ritual. There is some inaccuracies, flawed thinking, and people he mentions but he never gives the names I'll explain later in the review.