Yale skull and bones members movie#

What are the odds?' says Alexandra Robbins, author of the 2002 book 'Secrets of the Tomb: Skull and Bones, the Ivy League, and the Hidden Paths of Power.'ĭon't bother asking Bush and Kerry the odds.

'What is so staggering about two Bonesmen running against each other for president is that it's a tiny club with 15 members a year and only 600-some living at any time. It's a coincidence of historic political proportions. Never before have two Bonesmen run against each other for the presidency. What remains shrouded in mystery is their membership in Skull and Bones, an elite, covert club for which involvement continues long past the last refrain of 'Pomp and Circumstance' on graduation day. It's no secret either that they both come from privileged preppy backgrounds. It's no secret that Bush and Kerry are both Yalies. Looking at the number of powerful people who come out of Yale, Skull and Bones is probably everything it's made out to be.'

'From what I hear,' says the New Haven native, whose grandfather opened the popular eatery 54 years ago, 'it's the most powerful secret society at Yale. Rick Beckwith flips sausages and eggs on the grill at the Yankee Doodle diner, a Yale institution three blocks away. But because Skull and Bones doesn't tell you anything, people suspect it.' 'They're supposed to have Geronimo's bones in there, but they could be anyone's bones,' he says. New Haven cabby Gerald Walthall grins knowingly. 'I think it's more of an after-hours club.' 'I never see anyone around the Tomb,' she says. 'Once in a while there is a sort of furtive person slinking into this building.'īulldozing a stump in front of the Tomb's towering padlocked front doors, grounds worker Dawn Landino says that after 19 years on the job she knows 'nothing' about the secret society. 'I know it exists but that's about as much as I know,' says Glier, who has taught Germanic language and literature at Yale for 34 years. John Kerry, and is imagined by some to be the most potent in the nation's history. For 138 years it has housed Skull and Bones - a secret society that links President Bush and Sen. On a snowy March morning, Yale professor Ingeborg Glier hurries to class past the grim, practically windowless, brown limestone mausoleum. To Russian guy has been given LSD in order to tell the truth (about himself), so he did so when said about USSR, which is like a dying bloated cow, but for USA (at that time) was needed some kind of enemy in order to develop military industrial complex… And that is true even today (except Russia now is our friend (?), but the name of the enemy has changed for awhile) :) (My guess)Īlso very interesting showed to me this phrase: “bonesman first – God second”… Hmm that makes me wonder indeed, that here is maybe something larger, than just wrestling in the mud and lying in the coffin.People passing through on High Street barely notice the cryptlike Greco-Egyptian building called the Tomb. So that means, that skull & bones brotherhood just has some secrets, but after all this is quite normal…

Yale skull and bones members movie#

But the most important thing seemed to me that even in this movie you are able to see the network of the brotherhood, who are working just for good of the USA. So in this clip you can see some messages about members (who possibly still exist even today) from Yale University, who belongs to the secret society or brotherhood, known as skull & bones. All stuff has been selected from the movie, called “The Good Shepherd”.