Do people actually kill for other Skull and Bones Society members

a reply to: intrptr

The whole gay coffin ritual thing is so over the top weird. I wonder how far these guys would go breaking the laws for each other. That's my point to the thread. I was just wondering if people had insights to what these guys are capable of doing for each other.

a reply to: intrptr

So, according to you, Skull and Bones are responsible for the deaths of millions, possibly.

According to modus ponens then, they do kill for themselves and others, perhaps by different means, but killers none the less.

I'll never tell......

a reply to: dfnj2015

Billions in profit? Hell the average person would pop someone for you for that.

a reply to: DAVID64

I wouldn't. You me to tell me you would kill your neighbor for a million dollars? How about your neighbor's little boy?

Everything is negotiable.
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originally posted by: Justso
a reply to: intrptr

So, according to you, Skull and Bones are responsible for the deaths of millions, possibly.

According to modus ponens then, they do kill for themselves and others, perhaps by different means, but killers none the less.

In their minds their hands aren't bloody. Cognitive dissonance and plausible deniability. Like all the top Nazis tried at Nuremberg... "Not Guilty", I was just following orders, I had no idea. I would have been killed too, I had family, etc.

I don't mean to say some ritual performed by stdents at a college fraternity is responsible. The term skull and bones is just one reference to pranking that goes in college frat house basements.

Nicely nestled in the realm of "deep conspiracy".

The real culprits are in high office, state rooms and boardrooms.

didn't alex jones claim that Bush Senior was the one who shot JFK as his initiation into skull and bones?

not that i trust a word out of his mouth, but it's an idea

a reply to: wheresthebody

A number of JFK conspiracy researchers have argued that Bush was in Dealy plaza that day. From what I understand, there are pictures that supposedly show Bush on scene, but it's still inconclusive. There are other arguments to be made besides the pix, but I'm not familiar enough w/this angle to comment. I'm going to check & see if he shows up in Jim Marrs' book...

a reply to: Gandalf77

Are you following me around? haha


I like the cut of you jib!

a reply to: wheresthebody

Ha! Complete coincidence, I swear.

Just checked the index of "Crossfire: The Plot that Killed Kennedy," and Bush Sr. isn't listed. No dice there.

a reply to: dfnj2015

Jeez, mention anything about a secret society and the brotherhood comes out and tries its best to derail the whole thing. Makes you wonder about how close you are cutting to the quick.

a reply to: TobyFlenderson

I was just thinking the same... something rather telling

I would say that it is likely depending upon the validity of proposed conspiracies. Blood in blood out, binds that tie and all that.

originally posted by: TobyFlenderson
a reply to: dfnj2015

Jeez, mention anything about a secret society and the brotherhood comes out and tries its best to derail the whole thing. Makes you wonder about how close you are cutting to the quick.

there it is. GLP logic.

Brilliant!

But, where in the thread did anyone try to derail?

a reply to: network dude

I count 6 posts on the first page alone.

a reply to: TobyFlenderson

it must be a frightening place where you live.

a reply to: network dude

I don't know what that means but it made me laugh.