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| securemann |
Posted - February 10 2004 : 11:48:15 PM O.K.,I guess I'll start something here.Bush and Kerry are Bonesmen.You know,that secret society with questionable tactics.Seems like Bush and Kerry get nervous when asked about it.Is it that loyalty to the Bonesmen oath more important than the oath for the presidency? Any help on the subject? |
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| SgtMunro |
Posted - June 15 2004 : 01:27:26 AM quote: Dillon1836 asks: I'm a bit confused about this thread.You mean Bush and Kerry are somewhat controlled by this group?
Well Dillon, the well known conspiracy theories of 'Shadow Governments', 'Secret Brotherhoods' or the well-worn 'Who's Controlling The Money' make for fun and entertaining late night talk radio (Hey, I've been a 'Coast To Coast A.M.' fan since the pre-coast days of Art Bell). I personally do not give much credibility to such therories.
Your Most Humble Servant,
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| Dillon1836 |
Posted - June 14 2004 : 2:47:41 PM I'm a bit confused about this thread.You mean Bush and Kerry are somewhat controlled by this group? |
| Dark Woods |
Posted - June 12 2004 : 2:58:45 PM The Skull and Bones Society is an interesting combination of humbug and power. I have in my library a recent book Secrets of the Tomb by Alexandra Robbins that describes it in great detail. There is real power in the group, so loyalty to Skull and Bones is taken VERY seriously by some of its members. Skull and Bones honors as its patron the godess "Eulogia". It is ironic to think of the Christian activists who support one of the two semi-pagan candidates for President this year. |
| securemann |
Posted - February 11 2004 : 6:31:34 PM Doesn't matter if it ends up Bush vs.Kerry.It's a win-win situation for the Skull and Bones group because there will be a Bonesman in the House anyway you cut it. |
| Highlander |
Posted - February 11 2004 : 07:30:20 AM What a shame. |
| susquesus |
Posted - February 11 2004 : 12:15:04 AM "Is it that loyalty to the Bonesmen oath more important than the oath for the presidency?"-Securemann
Of course it is, no question. The Presidency is only a job, four years-maybe eight. The old Bones gang is for life. They got where they are today in part because of that gang of good old boys. When your college friends are the most powerful men in the world it's hard to deny them anything- the gang could make things difficult for them or their children in the future if they saw fit. |