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Pros
Alexandra robbins' book is magnificent and it clearly shows she's part of a new generation of writers. The book takes care to demystify some aspects of the society while confirming other details. It bluntly shows that if you have connections in this w... Read More
Secret societies have wormed their way into the yale consciousness. Bush has appointed members to important positions in his administration.
Cons
Author's desperate need to legitimize her own affiliations underscores any unbiased front she pretends to have as a journalist. Not only is this not the only exposé, it's not even the best one. Great if my longshot hunch is alexandra (herself a secret... Read More
One example of gloss is this book's standard recitation of the story of george h. W. The first 3 pages of chapter 3, insideheadquarters, is a very boring poem called the brown jug. It was written like a suspense novel. The book reads like a dry disser... Read More
The title is a catchy promise - but i expected a lot more. Ultimately disappointing. Maybe the only way i will know for sure is if i disappear and my bank accounts are frozen after i post this.
Fritz thyssen stowed just $3 million in a bank that counted among its seven directors prescott bush. Is it common in the world of investigatory journalism to mention a neo-* agenda conspiracy theory in the introduction chapter without ever even broach... Read More
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Quality
Bush and his father who have been associated with the organization.
Anyone familiar with the secret society will find tons of new material, such as skull and bones documents, stories, and interviews.
It does not provide them automatically with the funds and framework with which they will be able to find their fortune and purs... Read More
" if someone told you, you might be disappointed.
Competitiveness
She never really deals with the inherent elitism (or tokenism) which the selection process represents, however, and i disagree ... Read More
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So for one how can you be sure what they told her was accurate and not intentional disinformation
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For another even if what they gave her was true its still information that they chose to let out but not the whole story
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Another big factor that has to make you wonder is it turns out that the woman who wrote secrets of the tomb was her self a member of another elitist secret society at yale scroll key
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The best book on the skull bones is fleshing out skull bones which was edited by kris millegan
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I wish i could find out more about which society at yale she was a part of
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Sure you know the truth but you loose the mystery
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From secrets of the tomb we learn perhaps sadly that there are no evenings spent laying naked in coffins questionable bouts of naked mud wrestling nor any satanic dead raising rituals occurring behind the walls of the skull and bones tomb
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