Originally posted by sebatwerk
Originally posted by syrinx high priest
" They are taught that once they get out into the world, they are expected to reach positions of prominence so that they can further elevate the
society's status and help promote the standing of their fellow Bonesmen
...and you actually believe this?
Why would ANY member care about the fraternity once they're out of college? The only time that bonesmen are active members are during their senior
college year.
thanks for making my point for me. The math is staggering, and the facts and results inescapable. How can one single "frat" from one school get
its alumni in extremely high positions of international insitutions if they aren't specifically promoting other bonesman ? it defies logic to think
this is accidental.....
to wit....
www.oilempire.us...
February 11, 2004—Despite the publicity in recent years, Skull & Bones is not a household name. Even those Americans who have heard of Yale's
oldest and most secretive society tend to dismiss it as nothing more than just another college fraternity.
Kris Millegan has done a masterful job in assembling and compiling what is known about Skull & Bones, including writing several chapters of his own,
in "Fleshing Out Skull & Bones: Investigations into America's Most Powerful Secret Society"--so masterful that it may be more than you ever wanted
to know about this secret society, its history, and the history of the secret, but nowhere as influential, societies born in its wake.
To date, three Bonesmen have occupied the White House: William Howard Taft, George Herbert Walker Bush and George Walker Bush. Also from the ranks of
Skull & Bones have come two chief justices of the Supreme Court, more than 20 senators and members of the House, cabinet officers, judges and state
officials, in addition to captains of banking and industry.
This is not just another old boys' (and now girls') network. It is a network extraordinaire in all American history, which may surpass even that of
the Freemasons. One difference between members of Skull & Bones and Masons is that the former are forbidden from publicly acknowledging their
membership in Bones.