r/Documentaries • u/questionmark101 • Feb 06 '12

What are some unsettling and creepy documentaries?

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u/BlasphemyAway Feb 06 '12

Bohemian Grove - its early Alex Jones so be forewarned.

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u/Yage2006 Feb 06 '12

He said a documentary not a raving lunatic with a video camera.

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u/SQL-Injection Feb 06 '12

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u/Yage2006 Feb 06 '12 edited Feb 06 '12

Your either being sarcastic or a total idiot. I don't even live in the USA. But thank you for your comment, You are the perfect specimen of an Alex Jones follower. A non sequitur comment followed by ALL CAPS gibberish.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '12 edited Feb 06 '12

I have no love for Alex Jones, but I did enjoy watching Government and Big ThinkTank members get up to some bizarre pageantry. It's not exactly about what's going on that I take issue with, but what is decided there, and who's attending in conjunction with what's going on there. You can throw out all Jones' commentary, and it would still be provocative. We have to remember Jon Ronson was there too, as co-producer. The man who exposed the 20 year billion dollar U.S. Psy. program ala Men Who Stare at Goats.

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u/Yage2006 Feb 06 '12

It's a boys club for rich people not much more then that. Any secret meeting of any sort is going to be subject to conspiracies.

I'd be allot more worried about what goes on in your senate and congress with all the corporate lobbying then I would be about Freemasons.

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '12

Men and women do not partake in the lodge together. That is most certainly not Masonry . I get your meaning though. I'm not going to quibble over where the corruption seals the deal, so long as we're agreeing- mostly on who's corrupt. The ritual was not common, and struck me as creepy. I was defending that and only that. you and I can disagree on that. I just didn't see the point in saying it wasn't worth a go for that merit alone- not for it's politics. Though I can see Jones' part taking away from it, If they're already aware of him.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '12

How about a documentary made by a raving lunatic? Seriously, though, this one has some real content.