Forget that Alexandra Robbins, she was a member of a yale secret society herself (scroll and key),she admits it.
http://www.yalereviewofbooks.com/archive/fall02/review08.shtml.htmQuote:One of the reasons Robbins may have been able to gain such extensive access to the tomb and to interviews with Bones members is that she herself was a member of Scroll and Key. Her bias is evident throughout the book, as Robbins never really addresses the elitism inherent in secret societies. In fact, the question of why a non-society reader might be interested in the room numbers on the second floor of the Skull and Bones tomb never seems to enter into her mind. Perhaps because of her own connections to the secret society community, Robbins comes to her reporting with the bias that societies are both good and of interest, and so fails to address explicitly either of these debatable assumptions. Its like asking gangster to write a book critising the mafia. Dont be too surprised if the gangster says you have to be insane to believe in the mafia's existance and writes a whitewash book.
Skull and bones is the tip of the iceberg:
http://www.yale.edu/socdept/slc/public/nh/nh026.htmlThere are 10-12 secret societies at yale, they are called things like scroll and key,wolfs head,book and snake,Berzelius.
http://www.political-sciences.com/Americas_Secret_Establishment_0937765023.htmlAntony Sutton quite rightfully points out that Skull and Bones members pledge allegiance with a blood oath FOR LIFE so its not just a silly college frat. They even have their own Island.
Ron Rosenbaums rambling incomprehensible articles about Skull and Bones make little sense and yes, he is a Yale graduate. -Was he a member of any of the many secret societies there?
The Bush Family:
Many generations of Bush's were members and the grandfather funded Hitler - this is very relavent.
Skull and Bones has very direct ties to Germany.
QUOTEs-(from the book review):
The idea for a secret society, as well as the name Skull and Bones, likely came from Germany, where Russell had studied during his Yale career. Skull and Bones may in fact have formed as a chapter of a German mother organization. Though it no longer claims any connection to other organizations, the tomb is still covered in German artifacts. German phrases are inscribed in the walls, and a print of an open tomb filled with skulls, books, and other objects is labeled “From the German chapter.” Even one of the society's traditional songs is sung to the tune of the German national anthem, “Deutschland über Alles.” letter 1letter2Yes, above are 2 letters written by our first President saying that the Illuminati infiltrate freemasonic lodges and they have reached the shores of the USA. He even points out their involvement in the French Revolution.(jacobins).
The Illuminati came out of Germany. To be more precise they are a secret society based out of a University.(ingolstadt University)
Does that remind you of SKull and Bones? Russell got his ideas from Studying in Germany and he makes a society that closely resembles the 'nefarious' (as George Washington described them) Illuminati.
Hitler as everyone should know was heavily involved in the occult, as was George Bush's grandfather at the time. (skull and bones).
2 people who are involved in occult secret societies that are closely tied together exchanging money.What a coincedence.
QUOTE from book review above:
Much of the decor is devoted, unsurprisingly, to the theme of deathCIA = death
Hitler = death
Bush = death
THE CIA:
http://www.yaledailynews.com/article.asp?AID=1706QUOTE:Yale historians often comment that the CIA contained so many Yale alumni and Bones members that the "Whiffenpoofs Song" became the unofficial song of the Office of Strategic Services.
-If you know anything about the history of the CIA you'll know they are responsible for millions of deaths in the third world because of their nasty habit of installing dictators.
Also there are more Nazi ties - after WW2 we imported 1000's of Nazis and many of them ended up working for the CIA.