Julian Sanchez | September 10, 2004
Whichever candidate wins in November, our next president will be a Bonesman. If you're curious about the mysterious Yale society, BoingBoing links to a recent BBC program [RealAudio] on Skull and Bones.
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I have one question. If this outfit is so secret, how come everyone knows so much about it?
classic illuminati misdirect, man.
besides, everyone knows that the rich don't stay rich because of
their conspiracies and occult games - they stay rich because god
loves them more.
I thought everything about that secret society stuff was cleared up in the movies "Skulls" I-III. Could it be... That wasn't... a documentary?
I doubt that any college secret society is up to anything more
sinister than drinking beer and grabbing asses.
Actually scratch the ass-grabbing, or Bush would be sunk by now, A
la Clinton. The Christian right is less forgiving about that sort
of thing.
Make it drinking beer and watching porn.
Fools. Everyone knows the real conspiracy is the Jesuit lead Counter-Reformation, controlled by the Black Pope.
pseudo, it depends on whether or not you find crazy, vaguely
freemasonic-style initiation rites sinister.
lots of people do. re: www.infowars.com
I count myself extremely fortunate, in view of my redneck
upbringing, to have been able to put in an appearance at a
university, posing as a student from 1961-1965.
Be that as it may, why does my Vanderbilt yearbook of 1965 describe
Skull and Bones as an honorary pre-med society?
Judging by same heavy volume, the heavy, I mean serious, group of
which to be a member was Omicron Delta Kappa?
Any ODK members here reading this?
I'm tellin' ya, those white males had gravitas even back
then.
A couple even wore vests for the picture.
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