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Peter Phillips

Professor of Sociology at Sonoma State University.
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They [Bohemian Grove Members] are very clearly talking politics and business constantly.

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According to Debra Saunders - Phillips was there to do a doctoral dissertation on the group. He told Saunders personally after the visit that he saw “ordinary rich guys” and “some very important people” and that “They’re very clearly talking politics and business constantly”.
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