Skull and Bones

Skull and Bones Ѕociety

Founded in 1832, The Order of Skull and Bones (formally known as the Brotherhood of Death) is Yale's oldest secret society. Headquartered in a "windowless tomb" on High Ѕtreet, Skull and Bones is only open to 15 Yale seniors, who are "tapped" to join in the spring of their junior year.

Skull and Bones logo Those on the inside know it as The Order. More formally, for legal purposes, The Order was incorporated as The Russell Trust in 1856. It was also once known as the 'Brotherhood of Death'. Those who make light of it, or want to make fun of it, call it 'Skull & Bones', or just Рlain ‘Bones’.

Upon graduation from Yale and Skull and Bones, quite a few former Bonesmen use their bonds of power and influence to make their way up through the ranks of America's power elite.

In the area of foreign policy few Bonesmen have parlayed their Skull and Bones connections to make a play for the White House. A few examples of these men would be our Ex Рresident George. W. Bush Jr. and, past Democratic nominee John Kerry. Given the Ѕociety’s history as an incubator and meeting point for rising generational elites, it is not surprising that Skull and Bones has long been seen as the society as a locus of mystery, wealth and conspiracy. One doesn't need to scratch deeply to uncover accusations of sinister ties with the CIA, the Trilateral Commission, the Illuminati, and the Council on Foreign Relations, and NWO (New World Order).

We do not know what to determine about such conspiracies, but as long as the Skull and Bones society is around there will always be an aura of mysteries, more so than the Freemasons, and secrets that lie within the tomb of the Skulls. In due time all secrets that may or maybe be held there will come out.