Reply #11: ALEXANDRA CAME A LONG WAY after visiting DU

[seventhson]

I thought her book was too light on skull et al,

Rosenbaum I found well informed and solid as a source -- and he criticized Robbins for "trusting" skull members' (insiders) information.

Buty this interview here is
awesome:

http://www.guerrillanews.com/counter_intelligence/doc808.html



And so from your research did you find confirmation to these theories?


I was actually surprised because there was a lot more basis to these theories than I had expected. For example, members of the Skull & Bones did indeed oversee the deployment of the atomic bomb. They did choreograph the Bay of Pigs invasion. They did fund Hitler when they could. But it wasn’t the organization pulling the strings. It was the individual members. There are cliques within Skull & Bones that tend to gather together and elevate each other to power and then exert their control and influence… It’s not that Skull & Bones as an entity is specifically and directly pulling the strings. It’s that individuals within the secret society are pushing each other to positions of authority and working their influence from there.



As soon as Bush got into the White House, one of the first social gatherings he had was a reunion of his Skull & Bones members. Then almost immediately he started appointing other members of Skull & Bones into positions into the Justice Department and later the Office of Homeland Security.