Secrets of the Tomb, by Alexandra Robbins
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ThothEnlightened — 19 years ago(July 05, 2006 06:10 PM)
"the" 1941? Oh, and KOOLGOD, (humble, aren't we?) people can't be ironic, only situations and ideas. So either you're struggling with english as a second language or you're (as i like to say) "just plain retarded" Seriously, all of your (giggle) "arguments" were complete and utter failures for the reasons that you: a) Used words incorrectly and/or in the wrong combinations. b) seem to have a nervous tic that makes you hit the space bar exactly one letter before the end of a word. "tha tif?" "mus tbe?" You see what I'm getting at. Thanks for stopping by. Oh, and by the way your first sentence is a contradiction. You know THAT you don't know? Or is it that you don't know that you DO know. Ugh. You've baffled me to the point where i need to lie. Thanks, commie.
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mtmckeegan — 19 years ago(December 16, 2006 10:00 AM)
Your arguments are mal-informed. Only certain "elite" formations wore the skull in 1940s Germany on their uniforms - primarily the Waffen SS (and several Wehrmacht panzer units). This did not refer to some non-existant German Skull and Bones society - it paid homage to the historical Prussian unit known as the "Black Brunswickers" who wore the skull and crossbones on their caps and achieved fame as a vicious and reliable formation.
I suppose you'll now say that Blackbeard and other pirates like him were "Boners" as well! -
codeman_nz — 19 years ago(January 13, 2007 03:01 AM)
Interesting how this all started about someone recommending a book and it has turned into a debate about whether the Skull and Bones, the Nazis, the US government and aliens are all in it together for world domination.
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sniping_slasher — 19 years ago(January 17, 2007 09:20 PM)
ok you guyshere's the truth, the skulls where actually formed originally by pirates in the 18th century, thus we have the skull and cross bonesthey became rich from pillaging, and then one of the families of the pirates settled in the US, and formed Yale University
get a beep clue people. and btw. if you just believed what I just wrote, then you believe what you hear a little bit too much. -
jaustin035 — 18 years ago(January 07, 2008 05:59 PM)
Well, maybe the poster didn't say enough about Skull & Bones for you do be able to do your own research. Find out what the German "Thule" society was (is?), look at the symbology, and look into it's connection to Skull & Bones. Plenty of documented info about this stuff. Forget the hearsay and do your own due diligence. Seems like open-minded people like to research different ideas so they can be intelligent about all viewpoints. Caution, an unhealthy dose of unsubstantiated info also exists, so spend more than a cursory glance.
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SilentSerenity — 19 years ago(July 22, 2006 12:04 PM)
Here's what I think is gonna happen all our little desert missions over there are really secret meetings with Nazis and Skulls and I think the aliens are there too and they've all had this great way to trick us into thinking that we're run by democracy but in reality the Skulls rule us all and without the aliens being there to threaten us otherwise they'll blow our world up well then the meeting just wouldn't work and as for the Nazis well they're just there for the fun of it trying to ressurect Hitler so they can do a World Domination march am I right or am I right??
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yusef-ghanima — 11 years ago(April 13, 2014 07:34 AM)
you're surprisingly very accurate. the nazis were illuminati too, ever wondered why the states was late in fighting against them. the aliens too, but they are not from another planet, they are from another dimension, ancients call them demons. and such secret societies are very involved in occult stuff.
you are right, that's why there is an ancient saying, to take wisdom from the mouths of the fools. -
maece — 19 years ago(October 14, 2006 08:28 PM)
Another book that I just got from the library:
Fleshing Out Skull and Bones
a collection of articles by various authors, most originally from the internet. Don't know exactly what to make of it all
I am mainly a conservative and in fact voted for Bush (not in the primary though!), so for me it's kinda hard to believe some of this stuff -EXCEPT- That I first found out about Skull and Bones through John Taylor Gatto's
The Underground History of American Education
. He seems to be a conservative Christian, and as a homeschool graduate I am always interested in books about education (specifically those that bolster my dislike of being taken from homeschooling into college, despite very good academic performance without prior institutionalized schooling, and sent with the expectation that I should be grateful given that I had a full scholarship and all..). So, due to this I am willing to review some things that I had been taking for granted