Skull and Bones

Most of them seem to be involved in these organizations somehow.

Imagine you're Prescott Bush and you're at Yale and you become a member of Skull and Bones.

So you're doing occult rituals.

Like, you literally go into a tomb and are reborn, and people-

... urinate on you, amongst other things, and scream at you.

Like, you do an initiation, and then you join this Christian organization.

So what's going on? Like, you're part of a, like, a to- it's a master occult organization, Skull and Bones.

Really, really a dark group of people, and then Knights of Malta.

The reason why I'm a gatekeeper is I've been a part of many fraternities.

And a fraternity has one universal principle, whether it's Semper Fi or sorority or fraternities in college or Greek fraternities or the Masons or the Skull and Bones.

they all believe in one thing.

Now, most of them are not secret societies.

Which is like when people be like, oh, fraternities telling white people can't apply? Nah, I believe in that shit.

Because when the Skull and Bones and all those random fraternities didn't want to have us in it, we should have the right to it.

So I understand that.

But I do also understand her strife because she wants to go there and learn and she wants to do things.

Like, they're ...

Like for example, George Bush Junior is a Skull and Bones man, but he's always going to, like, a Hellfire Club at, uh, Bohemian Grove in northern California.

That's just one of many things.

Like, these guys are linked to all kinds of stuff.

It, it, uh...

And, and now I remember five, six, seven years ago, I was talking about Skull and Bones at Yale, and the coffins, and the satanic rituals, and all that, and people are like, "Ooh, this is incredible." And we'd read the news stories on the air, and folks that had infiltrated or who had been there, who had leaked information.

We have Tex Marrs on, and it was all, "Wow, this is horrible.

We've gotta expose it." Now it's on the History Channel.

But before they went forward with that, I remember, um, what? A year and a half ago, that, that movie, The Skulls, about Skull and Bones at Yale, and at the end, you know, the Skulls are really good guys, and you get rich working with them, and so what? They run the world.

And so I would go back on my TV show, especially where we've got a lot of ignorant people watching, less and less every day, though, here in Austin, and they'd call in, "Oh, you got that from that movie, you idiot." So the...

I go back to acclimation, to conditioning us.

They're just trying to train us that all of this is normal, that we have to just sit here and accept that, "Oh, I, I know about Skull and Bones.