The Bohemian Grove isn't masonic.

At least get your societies right. The Obelisk(s) are odes to Masonic ritual because Masons at the truest levels still hold on to the idea that Marduk is the true ruler of Earth. Thi is because during the end of his rule he was banished, and eventually dethroned, which was wrong in his eyes and the eyes of his believers. They carried on worshipping the Bull, as it represented the Age of Taurus, and the peak of the cult center worshipping Babylonian empire.

To this day it is still glorified and worshipped.

Marduk was to rule for a period of time, and his period of time is over, and now we are far into a different Age. The Age of Pisces, which is the age of the Messanger and ruler of his age. Jesus.

Jesus and the line of Abraham is soon going to lose his place in present day society, as the Age of Aquarius comes into play. This will be a return to the Golden Age, when man was closer to God, but yet,just as far away. But he was closer to our origins at the very least.

Bohemian Grove is something altogether different than.

Moloch(BG) isn't Baal though names as generic as Baal can be easily confused because they are applied in various ways across a variety of text from different cultures. Some see Baal as a minor deity, some see him as a major deity in terms of cult center worship and flock base.

You...Christians....Jews, and Muslims inadvertently worship El-Enlil-Yahweh(there are numerous names given to this entity which are used, and switched based on culture, age, timeframe, and situational factors) when you use the modern Abrahamic books as your basis of reality. Those books are definitely influenced by the character of Enlil.

Enki is our creator.

Enlil is our ruler.

They were brothers, their father was called Anu. Anu was considered highest in their heirarchy and close to divine, but not a god. That part is clearly misunderstood. They portrayed themselves as gods or semi divine for the benefits it brought them. They scwabbled over who gets to benefit the most for many, many years across a ridiculous number of generations. If those mesopotamian stories are to be believed...and why wouldn't they. They were first to write genesis after all.....the unedited version.

According to very early mesopotamian scripture.

Most of you seem dangerously naive.