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The History of Skull & Bones

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Date:

01-26-04

Host:

George Noory

Guests:

Kris Millegan

Monday's guest, conspiracy researcher Kris Millegan (ctrl.org(1))discussed the history of the "Skull & Bones" secret society which he said got its start in 1832, though its roots extend back to earlier groups in Europe. Calling the organization a "multi-generation cult," Millegan said the Yale University-based group taps 15 juniors each year to join.
Skull & Bones members tend to hold powerful positions in society, and Millegan believes their ultimate agenda is to "move this country from a republic to a fascist state," where they can consolidate their control. They accomplish this, he said, by keeping the country on a steady cycle of wars and employing the "Hegelian dialectic," whereby they control history from both the left and the right. However "people can stand up and take our country back," Millegan proposed, citing that the common folk greatly outnumber the members of secret societies.

1. http://www.ctrl.org

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Secret Societies

This diagram (click on to view in full) is from Antony Sutton's book America's Secret Establishment(1). It depicts various levels of organizations, going from larger "outer circle" groups like the CFR, to a smaller "inner core," which is essentially "a secret society within a secret society," he writes.

1. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0972020705/ctoc

Bumper Music

Bumper music from Monday January 26, 2004

1. Everybody Wants to Rule the World
Tears for Fears
2. Evil Ways
Santana
3. Hard to Say I'm Sorry
Chicago
4. How Long
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5. Inca Dance
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6. Isn't It Time
The Babys
7. Little Lies
Fleetwood Mac
8. Midnight Express (The Chase)
Giorgio Moroder
9. Midnight Express (The Chase)
Giorgio Moroder
10. Only Time
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11. Still Crazy After All These Years
Paul Simon
12. Tonight, Tonight, Tonight
Genesis
13. Unchained Melody
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14. Unchained Melody
Willie Nelson
15. Whatever Gets You Through the Night
John Lennon
16. Wrapped Around Your Finger
Police
17. Your Wildest Dreams
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