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The Order of Death (2005)
The Order of Death picks up where Dark Secrets left off. This new work exposes the connections between the Bohemian Club and Skull and Bones and other occult secret societies. Jones explores the roots of the Grove and its links to occult networks dating back to ancient Egypt and Babylon. An amazing look into the rites and rituals of the modern day descendants of Babylonian mystery cults.
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The Order of Death picks up where Dark Secrets left off. This new work exposes the connections between the Bohemian Club and Skull and Bones and other occult secret societies. Jones explores the roots of the Grove and its links to occult networks dating back to ancient Egypt and Babylon. An amazing look into the rites and rituals of the modern day descendants of Babylonian mystery cults.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Alex E. Jones
In Theaters:1/1/2005
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Runtime:45 minutes
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