In this episode of The Den of Dissent, we sit down with Ben McClintock, founder of the Tree of Liberty Society and author of Invasion, to discuss the deep-rooted “satanic conspiracy” operating within our local and national communities. McClintock, a former coordinator for the John Birch Society, shares his extensive research into how globalist organizations—including the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), the Bohemian Club, and Skull and Bones—influence local government through “wolves in sheep’s clothing” who publicly champion liberty while privately advancing a globalist agenda. We dive deep into: The Origins of Globalism: How the CFR was formed to move America toward a one-world government modeled after the dreams of Karl Marx. Secret Society Rituals: The documented activities of the Bohemian Grove and Skull and Bones, including idol worship and initiation rituals. The Glenn Pace Memo: Ben recounts his personal investigation and interview with Glenn Pace regarding allegations of satanic ritual abuse within the Intermountain West and the systemic suppression of these findings. Government Complicity: Why agencies like the FBI and CIA have allegedly squashed investigations into networks like the Franklin Scandal and the Epstein files. Legislative Deception: How local officials use “definition of words” in bills to redefine terms and deceive the public into supporting anti-liberty legislation. Ben McClintock’s work aims to move beyond simple information and build an active opposition to these shadowy networks. Join us as we explore the evidence, the documents, and the actions necessary to defend liberty in your own community. The Tree of Liberty Society and its members are dedicated to building understanding and implementation of the principles that have built free nations, exposing the satanic conspiracy we face and building an effective opposition to it. Your support makes you a part of that.
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