Bush's Skull and Bones Initiation

Published on November 29, 2005 By Midget197701 In Republican

Skull & Bones, Bohemian Grove and the Bilderberg group are all connected with the same people attending. This article is from a Christian view point. Some stupid Americans can't see the connections and deny something very fishy is going on.

http://www.rinf.com/news/nov05/skulls.html

Skull and Bones is a worrisome and strange Yale secret society. On August 17, 2000 there was an interview with President George W. Bush that bestirred controversy regarding his initiation into Skull and Bones. Time Magazine asked if it troubled him that he had been initiated into the Society when he was a young man. President Bush responded, "No qualms at all. I was honored." Inevitably some people, knowing the Skull and Bones reputation of blasphemy, were surprised that the President said he was "honored." Others, particularly Christians defended him saying, in effect, "Let's put this aside. He was forgiven of that when he accepted Christ." The disturbing fact, however, is that President Bush's statement came many years after he announced he had accepted Jesus as his Lord and Saviour.Link

Comments

just john

on Nov 29, 2005

Another slanted opinion that lacked all the facts. John Kerry was a member. A lot of prominent society have been members of this organization.

I am Christian. I will not judge what I do not understand.

You may suspect something fishy (so do all of the Bush haters), but I doubt you have really done the research.

Midget197701

on Nov 29, 2005

See I have done my research, it's clear that you have done nothing to find out more about the powers that be. Please feel free to ask away, I'm more than happy to give you some pointers

just john

on Dec 01, 2005

so clue me in then... Why is it that you are only concerned with Bush being tapped as a member when so many others, including several other presidents of the US, were also members?

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