Wild West Heroes: The Foundations of America!

The following clip was taken from the Annie Oakley Wild West event that I frequent each year with some of my friends. When David P. Little a political consultant hired to attack me saw this video he attempted to take the confederate flags in this video as a way to portray me as a racist. What progressives who think like Little simply don’t understand is that these Wild West events are important to American culture. Each year that I’ve participated in the Annie Oakley event it has been a way that I reset myself.

I consider the people in that video to be some of my best friends, even if we only see each other once a year. They are good people who know what America is supposed to look like. In American culture, the cowboy is very important. I like to use cowboy metaphors to explain complicated topics because using the premier symbol of individualism in the world, the cowboy; it helps put everything else in perspective.

Here are some examples of what I consider to be some of the best that America produces. Guns are very important to Americana. The six-shooter is as important to the United States as the Samurai Sword is to Japan.

Progressives and their globalist views, have sought to destroy American heritage which I find repulsive. I appreciate the beauty of a gunman that can handle a six-shooter effectively.

It is sad that progressives have successfully turned even the sight of a gun into a symbol of death.

Knife throwing is another heritage that is essential to American culture. I know several knife throwers personally and every one of them are wonderful people who appreciate life more, because they routinely dance with death.

So when you see a person that is keeping the Old West alive with a cowboy hat, guns, or a knife, thank them. They aren’t just paying homage to a time when people didn’t wear deodorant, had to kill their food daily just to eat, and water was hard to come by. They are keeping the spirit of liberty alive, a time that individuals sought freedom so badly they’d risk life on the frontier to have it. They despised the world of Europe so intensely, that all the discomforts known to man was more preferable.

You might recognize this guy from the first video. I’ve known Chris for a while, and he’s the real deal. He travels the world as an ambassador of the Western Arts.

That is what I think of when I think of the Wild West. And that’s why I enjoy events like the Annie Oakley Festival. In such places, America is alive and well, and simplicity reveals the truth behind the progressive deceptions that has sung our country to sleep like a patient on the operating table under anesthesia.

Here’s another guy from the video above. This is another one of my close personal friends. You may have seen the newscast Gery and I did for a Dayton TV station.

It is in fact quite healthy to consider that if the government proves too big to replace, as it is needed, and those who crave power so diligently refuse to take their hands off that power, as is proper in our republic, then it will be the very law enforcement and military that we have which will be turned against us. And in such times should they unfortunately come to pass, that the skills of the cowboy will come into play. So keeping those skills alive is essential to preserving the nation we call home.

Here’s an exhibition I did for the World Stunt Organization at a film festival.

If it all falls apart and the law is turned against us, then, well that’s the plot of The Symposium of Justice, a book I wrote several years ago. Back then, it seemed far-fetched. These days, not so much, but that is a story for another time.

Rich Hoffman

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Van Jones and his Plight for Paradise: A promise made to him from a robber

Van Jones is obviously feeling that his communist dream and those who dream like him are seeing their maniacal plots fall away into failure, so they are turning up the heat, attempting to drum up support for the direction progressives have been pushing for years.

Van Jones is challenging Glenn Beck to a debate because he is trying to lure Beck into a fight where Beck would gain nothing, but would give Jones a larger platform to speak from. Jones can only advance, where Beck could only lose something by coming down to Jones level. It’s a tough decision.

I’ve been saying it for a long time, this is outright war. It’s a war without bullets. Watch this clip carefully. People like this seek to keep people down so they can use those same people to lean on for power.

This is the clip where Glenn Beck answers Van Jones.

It’s important to understand what’s going on here. Progressives have had 100 years of phantomlike presence to manipulate the American system. FDR and LBJ are two presidents that have moved the nation in the kind of direction people like Van Jones expect. Those two presidents used the voting base of the people Van Jones speaks about to buy themselves power, and now America is dealing with the cost of that purchase. Yet, Van Jones is speaking as though America could always continue the way it has. As though the promises made by those two idiots, FDR and LBJ, were valid promises rooted in the foundations of the country and not simply a deal with a thief. Those presidents stole from us, gave to others, and used the profit to purchase power under the guise of legitimacy.

We are in a fight for our very lives, as a nation. There isn’t any negotiation with these types of people. The desperation coming from the progressives these days is that they see that the Tea Party is not going away, like they thought they would, and there is panic.

If I were Beck, I’d probably debate Jones and destroy him for what he is. But Beck is not a guy that likes conflict. He’s a guy that is good at seeing around the hidden corners, but he doesn’t like to fight. I do. So I’d love to dismantle someone like Jones in front of a national audience, and the people that follow Jones. But such an endeavor would not stop the fight. A fight like that would be out of pure fun to expose the degradation of the progressive movement, and what they have done to our nation.

But to Van Jones, your American Dream is not mine. You were promised things at my expense, looted from me to give to your type. What is your type, beggars, looters, and thieves, who use the poor and meek as your personal weapons against a country built on freedom. People like Van Jones hopes that he can always tap into the anger of the very lazy, and gather enough force to give looters like him legitimacy within a world of robbers.

Rich Hoffman

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The Far Reaching Schools: DO NOT QUESTION AUTHORITY BECAUSE THEY WILL FIND YOU

If society is looked at without emotion, like an archeologist examines a civilization long over with neutral observation, then it is easy to see the problems. Since my love in life puts science first, before anything, then it is not difficult to look at our current civilization and detect where we are going wrong.

Doc Thompson did a great segment on the far-reaching culture of modern public education, where they attempt to extend their authority well into the private lives of children, all in the name of “protecting” them from bullying, or even from their own parents. Listen to that broadcast here.

When I see adults blindly submitting to authority, such as when they are pulled over by a police officer, it’s almost like a switch goes off in their minds that when they see the uniform of a police officer, they immediately revert into a mode of submission. The officer says, “Put your hands up where I can see them,” and automatically the hands go up without any conscious control. The same thing happens when an officer pulls over a speeding driver, the cop puts on the lights, and the immediate reaction is for the driver to pull over. To some extent, it’s probably good that this mechanism is in place, because society would probably have more conflict involved. But on the other hand, the same tendency that makes human beings become compliant to police officers also makes people prone to believe all symbols of authority, which includes politicians and spin doctors.

This is very bad, because even though people like the President of the United States are seen as leaders to the rest of the world, people tend to listen to him as though he actually carried a level of authority. If the President calls for war, there are people in the military that will carry out the order even if it means their deaths. If the President says society needs to care for the poor, then suddenly people will become more aware of the poor. This tendency is consistent all the way down the chain of command all the way down to a child’s local soccer coach.

The adults I know do not question enough what is going on in the world around them, and this is happening because they were taught very early to respect authority. In American culture what is required to maintain an honest republic is a respect of authority, but independence and free-will must be embraced by the culture even above authority in order for it to last. American children are learning to respect authority from their parents, their family, their siblings, friends, and public education.

Public education is spending too much money, and too much time teaching children to respect authority in my opinion. They are creating a society of grown-ups that automatically freeze up in the face of authority figures, and this is a very bad thing. As I said, a little authority is good, respect for mankind and others in general is important, but blind obedience is terrible for the sustainability of any culture. It leaves society vulnerable to tyrants.

This move by public education to intrude into the personal lives of the students we send to these schools is reprehensible and must stop. And it will not stop until parents demand it to stop. It’s not just an economic factor, because more teachers require more asserted authority, and we not only pay for those teachers, but we pay in how they teach our children to blindly accept authority and not embrace the nature of freedom.

The bottom line behind most everyone that pursues the life of an authority figure is that they wish to position themselves in a lucrative paying field of endeavor, where they can make a very good income, while also satisfying some inner inferiority complex that resides within them. They often are not people who should be followed under any circumstance what-so-ever. They should be despised and ridiculed for what they are, and that’s tyrants. So they need people to believe that their authority is needed to hold society together. But what they are really doing is destroying the very fabric of what makes American society unique, and fruitful.

So long as there is a fear of authority in American society, the republic from which that society is built will be flimsy, and easy to topple, which is how they want it. Because to the tyrant, they only care for gratification of the moment, and there are a lot of tyrants wondering about in positions of authority.

It sickens me each time I see people complying without question to the demands of an authority figure. And that process begins when the teacher tells a young child in public school not to run down the hall. The nail to the coffin is driven home when a teacher has the ability to reach into the private life of the child and police what the child says on Facebook, or even what they say on a private web-site. Once the child accepts that type of authority they will grow up and become weak-kneed adults that believe easily what a sappy politician tells them. Those adults will become terrible, over-emotional voters that will not know what’s good from bad, because their decision-making skills are tainted with the corruption of compliance.

Rich Hoffman

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The Next Three Days Review: A Great Film………………what would you do?

I was looking for a movie to watch that fit a theme I have been working on in my Tail of the Dragon novel when I saw that Paul Haggis had directed Russell Crow and Liam Neeson in a story that explores what happens when the law is not necessarily your friend, when the system is turned against you completely. That story is called The Next Three Days.

The film is different from the story I worked on. Mine is all this along with a bit of Bonnie and Clyde mixed in. But this film intrigued me greatly. I loved it!

Paul Haggis was the screenwriter for a couple of Eastwood films that I love, Million Dollar Baby and Flags of our Fathers. He also had a writing credit for Terminator Salvation. Haggis also directed Crash, which was brilliant, so another film directed by him was something I was not going to miss.

I’m not going to reveal the details of this film. It is full of surprises and it’s a wonderful film. In the film, I can’t blame the decisions Russell Crow’s character made. It asks the hard questions like, how valid is “the law?” Is our legal system just? What is right and what is wrong and do they hold true if the perspective shifts?

I think we have become too reliant on law enforcement much in the same way as we have with teachers. We expect the police to keep us safe, which is unrealistic, because police really aren’t much of a deterrent. All they can really do is show up after a crime has been committed and build a case hoping that they can gather enough evidence to find the bad guy and bring about justice.

I don’t think the ineffectiveness of police officers in preventing crime is worth the freedoms we give up to have them. In a scene of the film shown in the preview where the police break down the door to Russell Crows home and came into his house forcefully, I became infuriated. I can say that if the same thing happened at my home, someone would have ended up hurt. There isn’t a force on earth, no gun, no club, no taser, nothing that would allow me to submit to a forceful entry into my home against my will. Property in America is everything, and when law enforcement can enter your property for the “greater goods security” then there simply isn’t any freedom.

In a lot of ways, that’s what The Next Three Days was all about. It took most of the film to arrive at that message, which doesn’t make it a bad film at all, but the movie was certainly targeted at the types of suburbanites that live around Paul in Santa Monica, a town that lives in its own insulated reality. So the characters in the film go through the transition that if they want freedom, they must take it. Nobody is going to give it to them. If they trust the legal system, it will let them down, just like education does. There is no easy fix.

I mention the film here because movies are a way to explore ideas, and a film like The Next Three Days is one of those types of films that everyone should see, then consider what they would do if they found themselves in the same situation. I suspect many people would do the disgraceful thing, and that’s to accept the rule of law, move on with another spouse, and live a nice safe life.

But, as shown in The Next Three Days, the law is only as good as the people who run it. If the lawyers, prosecutors, Supreme Court, and cops are lazy, and they are, because they’re government workers, then there is always a chance to become a victim to their complacency. So when that happens do you just take it and let their incompetence ruin your life?

I say no. It might have taken the characters 3 years to get to the point that I would have been at within a few hours, but the merit is still what it is, that when a force of any size, or complexity threatens your sovereignty, then war to defend your position is perfectly justified. It is in fact demanded.

That’s why I recommend watching this film and asking the question, how effective is law enforcement? Is it what we really want? Does it represent what being an American is all about, or are we willing to toss those ideas away in favor of an imperfect pursuit of safety.

Watch The Next Three Days for a thrill, excitement, and much-needed contemplation.

Rich Hoffman

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The New Overmanwarrior.com: A Father’s Day Present to Launch the Future

One of the challenges in analyzing profit and lose responsibilities as an occupation, mixed with entertainment, being a “watch dog political activist,” culminating with multiple writing endeavors it is inevitable that a web site presence is needed. I started Overmanwarrior.com last year to meet the growing need to maintain some sort of window into the world I participate in, since there are clients that want that information, fans of my book; The Symposium of Justice that enjoy keeping up with what I’m doing, and my activity working with bullwhips for various entertainment venues. I named the site overmanwarrior.com because of a term used in my book The Symposium of Justice, and it seemed most fitting for what I’ve been doing.

The political work I’ve been doing is an added element that was not anticipated when I started Overmanwarrior.com. That work came out of necessity, because it’s happening in my community, which makes me obligated to act when I see that something is wrong. I am not one of those writers that sits around writing about what the world should be, but lacks the courage to implement my thoughts. I cannot in good consciousness write passionately about the corruption that is taking place in books like The Symposium of Justice, which was very controversial when it came out. Time has proven it to be ahead of it’s time. My new book which is due out in 2012 and is under contract currently in the editorial phase is just as critical of the social norms built around a political superstructure that is crushing on the human spirit. On this book, I didn’t aim so far into the future as I did with Symposium, because the battle is right in front of us.

It would be hypocritical for me to write so passionately about these topics and still allow corruption to take place in my own back yard without me applying the same level of work in fighting tyranny in real life. I’m not that kind of person.

I never planned to be an activist. I despise political politicians. I want the minimum government possible. I do not want large public school organizations that are over staffed and too expense teaching kids to “comply.” I do not want to deal with a society of brain dead followers in American society. That leads to my extreme dislike of police authority. Nothing against those in law enforcement occupations but I don’t want to support anything resembling a police state. I understand that police need to have the ability to go after criminals, but to my eyes, I see criminals still selling drugs. I still see prostitution going on. Murders still happen. People still break into homes. I believe that the greater deterrent to crime, physical assaults, and murder is the Second Amendment. It is out of a socialist desire for larger government, to give law enforcement jobs to do, that the gun control legislation is pushed forward, so with such views, that I explore in my fiction, I cannot turn my eyes away from reality.

This has led to a collection of media appearances that I’ve been a part of that have accumulated over some time. My work as an entertainer and my work as a “watch dog” are unique in a kind of merging involving both entertainment of political awareness, so I needed a website update that reflected these two aspects of my life, since both aspects are simultaneously important to any curious investigation into my life.

To do this, I turned to the person that designed the No Lakota Levy website. I had designed the first Overmanwarrior.com and many complained that it was too busy and not as effective as it needed to be. I developed the Overmanwarrior’s Wisdom site which evolved into what it is now, and took over as my personal platform, but the blog is sort of all the contents of my house, where the website is the door to that house, and I needed a new door. When I had to formalize resistance to the No Lakota Levy effort to counter the effort of the OEA, and other organized groups that seemed “hell bent” to increase my local taxes for no good apparent reason, it was the website that had started a successful campaign.

As a group, the No Lakota Levy group had access to professional web designers and public relations people. But I was hesitant, because we needed a unique web presence that was on the cutting edge. We wanted a better site than what the Lakota website had. So I turned to my daughter.

Her work on that site gave her accolades from public relations professionals, and media specialists everywhere. It’s not because of the technical aspect. There are many young people these days that understand how to write code for web design. But there aren’t many that have artistic ability that actually surpasses the technical ability. For No Lakota, I gave my daughter a series of production notes explaining what the website needed to accomplish. She nailed it. She produced a website that far exceeded my expectations, properly utilized video and social media into a top notch flash oriented website.

Once I learned that American Publishing wanted to publish my second book Tail of the Dragon, and that the marketing of that book would involve nationwide media attention, I needed a website that provided a door to my extensive collection of media, primarily all the work I’ve done on Overmanwarrior’s Wisdom, and my YouTube efforts which is equally vast. I needed this door because this second book will be put on a much larger platform than my previous work so everything needs to represent that level of professionalism.

This door to my life needs to be simple, yet inviting into the world I’m involved in, and it needs to stand out. I didn’t want it to be just another website that is the standard these days. I wanted something that was current, state-of-the-art with a world-class design. So again, I turned to my daughter. She knows me; she has the technical ability, and what she is still learning she is able to use existing programs where another firm may be able to create the whole thing in code. But she has the ability of vision that is unique, where maybe a handful of people in the country could actually pull off a job like this based on my written instructions.

Did she do it? YES! I told her I need something that embodies my “watch dog” work without sacrificing all the work I’ve done in entertainment. My roots as a western arts advocate needs to be there, without being overstated. It needs to be patriotic, because I am. But it also needs to represent my literary work, which in this stage of my life is becoming increasingly more important. With those basic descriptions, she came up with the new Overmanwarrior.com site and I love the results.

With the creation of this new site, it launches a new level of commitment to the type of life that is before me. From the doorway of this site daily updates of my work on Overmanwarrior’s Wisdom will be uploaded by a Twitter feed. Some of my favorite articles out of the hundreds and hundreds I’ve written are archived as sample work. There are many video’s seamlessly incorporated into the design along with other links that will take the visitor on an extensive journey without being too complex visually. I’ve also done many hours of radio that is also listed at this site which supports my “watch dog” work and is easily available.

Tail of the Dragon is going to be a tremendous work. I am very proud of it, so far, and it’s going to give me an opportunity to discuss nationally, an issue that is even more taboo than teachers, law enforcement. What it is, why we do or do not need it, and what are the solutions to the problems. It’s an exciting book that I wanted to see written, and since it wasn’t, I wrote it. My new website of Overmanwarrior.com embodies this spirit along with everything else I’m doing, and I’m proud that out of all the thousands and thousands of dollars I could have spent having this site designed for me, that my daughter was able to hit it beyond my expectations.

I am happy to announce that as of June 20, 2011, Overmanwarrior.com has taken the next step into a larger world as the ideas explored continue to increase. The unusual task for me, the client, and my daughter the designer is how to represent a guy that is very active as a “watch dog” while not being the least bit politically interested, yet deeply involved in entertainment and business. This site is it! And she was successful in every way possible…….again!

She told me that the completion of this site and the many hours she put into its design was a Father’s Day present. Nobody could have done anything for me better than this, so yes, my Father’s Day was wonderful.

Rich Hoffman

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Thank a Rich Person: How Wealthy People Make American Society Better

One of the things that is wrong with America, it’s this marketed notion that one should aspire to be poor, meek, or average. No. Nobody, anywhere at anytime in world history are happy with being average, unless of course they are perpetually lazy. For such people, they are the mouths behind the communist movement in America.

It is the rich man who moves the world. Doc Thompson of 700 WLW covers the topic of how to think like a rich person on his morning show which is a broadcast everyone should listen to.

A man does not become rich by just making money. They become rich by having an idea that nobody else has uncovered yet. The lure of treasure and financial reward is the engine that drives such a quest, and society benefits from that quest with new invention. The wealth and jobs created from those ideas are what makes American society great.

And the sum of those elements give American youth something to aspire to.

Take for instance Orlando, Florida. Back in the 1950’s there was nothing in Orlando but a few buildings. I’ve revealed my admiration of Walt Disney more than once at this site. I’ve talked about how successful he’s been, and what a self-made man he was. He did not even graduate high school, yet he created one of the most dynamic companies in the world. Orlando is the city it is today because Disney had the vision to build Walt Disney World there, and over the years, the entire economy of Orlando has thrived because of Walt’s idea. Disney wanted to build a park dedicated to the films he produced, where imagination had no limit. That was his premise. The result was explosive.

On November 12, 2009, The Walt Disney Company reported $10.667 billion in theme park and resort earnings for fiscal year 2009, ending October 3, 2009. This figure includes earnings from the Walt Disney World Resort, Disneyland, Disneyland Resort Paris, Tokyo Disney Resort, Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, Disney Vacation Club and Disney Cruise Lines. A majority of that income is centered around the Orlando operations. 36% of the entire GDP of the state of Florida which is the state Orlando resides in, and most of that is tourism that started with an idea from Walt Disney.

Sea World did not set up its park in Orlando on its own. It went there because of the success of Disney World. Universal Studios did not set up in Orlando with their two parks, Universals Studios and Islands of Adventure on their own. They went there because of Disney World. All the interesting restaurants, hotels and shopping establishments on International in Orlando and Kissimmee all are there because of Disney World.

Not a single building was put up in Orlando because of a creative union, a teacher, a cop, firefighter, an SEIU worker, a president, a congressman, a senator. All those types of people are employees to the originator of the idea, and that is Walt Disney.

For the mind to wrap itself around just how important Walt Disney World in Orlando is to not just the state of Florida, but the entire United States have a look at these numbers from source article at the link, a majority of the text is below however:

http://disneybythenumbers.com/wdw/wdw.html

When you read this, think for just a second of all the companies that exist just to supply Walt Disney World with material, whether it be food, wrappers, steel for construction, concrete, you name it.

30,500 acres or 43 square miles of property is what is considered the original area centrally located in Florida and is considered the largest of its kind in the world.

1965 is when the public was told about the Walt Disney World Resort Plans

52 months of construction were needed to build Walt Disney World back in 1971.

8 million cubic yards of earth were moved to build Walt Disney World.

2,000 acres remain open for development by the Walt Disney World Company.

$180 an acres was a great price for the Florida land, until Disney was named the person buying the land then the price went to $1000 an acre.

27,258 acres of land were purchased for WDW

$5,018, 770 was the cost of the 27,258 acres

18 months of moving dirt were used to just prepare the Magic Kingdom site to be built.

8 million cubic yards of earth were moved to build the Magic Kingdom.

2,600,000 chocolate covered Mickey Mouse ice cream bars are sold every year at Walt Disney World (WDW)

4 colors make up the official colors of WDW, lagoon blue, mint green, pumpkin orange, lavender.

450 acre area is Bay Lake and located near the Magic Kingdom.

4.5 miles of beach line the Seven Seas lagoon and Bay Lake

2.385 billion gallons make up the volume of water that is Bay Lake and the adjoining Seven Seas Lagoon.

3.8 million pens are purchased by WDW each year.

600 tons of steel helps make up Cinderella’s Castle, and not a single stone.

4 inches is the distance the driver of the armored car has between the door and the wall of the Utilidors, which is the only gas-powered vehicle allowed in the Tunnel.

9 acres of tunnel are under the Magic Kingdom.

14 feet below ground are the 9 acres of tunnels servicing the Magic Kingdom.

2 times a month the horse shaped hitching posts on Main Street, USA are scraped and painted.

20 minutes is all it takes to fill Splash Mountain and 5 Minutes to drain it.

47 square miles is the original property size that was purchased for Walt Disney World.

7,500 acres were set aside as Conversation area in 1970 and developed a system of more than 43 miles of canals and 22 miles of levees to control the water level.

70,000 fingerling bass were originally stocked in Bay lake when WDW first opened.

4 trains are part of the WDW railroad; each train has 5 cars and can hold approximately 360 Guests and 2 wheelchairs. The train names are: Walter E. Disney (red), Lilly Belle (green),Roger E. Broggie (yellow),Roy O. Disney (blue).

10 miles per hour is the touring speed of the WDW railroad trains travel at while taking you on your scenic journey around the park.

3,000,000 are how many passengers the WDW railroad carries each year.

100,000 guests is the max capacity for the Magic Kingdom. The parking lot closes at 75,000 to allow room for Hotel resort guests arriving on buses, boats and monorail.

11,000 firework shows per year makes WDW the largest consumer of fireworks in North America.

2,300 wedding are estimated to take place at WDW in a year.

15,000 weddings have taken place at WDW since September 1991.

7 million hamburgers are sold in the park each year

5 million hotdogs are consumed each year in the park

1.4 million barbecued turkey legs are consumed each year at Walt Disney World

58,000 employees are employed by Walt Disney world as of 2006, spending more than $1.1 billion on payroll and $478 million in benefits each year

5,000 employees are dedicated to the maintenance and engineering at WDW including 750 horticulturists and 600 painters.

$100 million is spent each year to maintain the Magic Kingdom.

10 of the 12 trains can be stored in the maintenance shop on its upper level (the bottom level houses the four steam locomotives that circle the Magic Kingdom). On any given night, two Mark VI trains are parked outside the gate of the Magic Kingdom. No train will ever be left outside two nights in a row.

150 truckloads of holiday decorations adorn the Walt Disney World Resort and 300,000 yards of ribbon and bows drape over 1,500 Christmas trees during the yuletide season.

72,000 ticket holders at the FedEx Orange Bowl National Championship game in Miami each receive a surprise free ticket to any Disney theme park in the world. The largest Disney theme park ticket give-away ever was part of the launch of the Happiest Celebration on Earth, celebrating the 50th anniversary of Disneyland and Disney theme parks.

50,000th child to have a Disney theme park wish granted by the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Disney. This event took place on October 6, 2005.

2,500 different Cast Member costume designs make up a working wardrobe of about 1.8 million pieces. Approximately 13,000 costume pieces are manufactured each year at Walt Disney World.

15 million miles are driven by the Walt Disney World bus fleet each year.

3,421,399 (approximately)famous “Mouse Ear” hats sold each year at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando to cover the head of every man, woman and child in Portland, Oregon.

30th year anniversary for Walt Disney World was celebrated October 1, 2001. Happy Anniversary !

392,040 square feet of space under the Magic Kingdom creates the Utilidors and are bustling with action. Beside navigation information the walls are covered with motivational information, such as the 7 rules of a Cast Member.

750 watercraft makes Walt Disney World the 5th largest fleet of watercraft in the world.

14 feet deep is the Seven Sea lagoon, but Bay lake is only 12 feet deep.

2.5 million garments(pieces) exist in Walt Disney World costuming department.

150,000 gallons of paint were purchased in 2004 enough to cover 7,500 average size homes.

263 buses are in service at Walt Disney World.

50 million soft drinks are sold annually at WDW.

9 million pounds of French Fries are sold annually at WDW.

194,871 miles of toilet tissue are used annually at WDW.

24,409 miles of paper towels are used annually at WDW.

319,353 lbs. of chocolate are used annually at WDW.

1.2 million pounds of watermelon are used annually at WDW.

741,150 pounds of sugar are used annually at WDW.

1.8 million pounds of flour are used annually at WDW.

245,000 pounds of fruit filling are used annually at WDW.

38,000 pounds of white icing glaze are used annually at WDW.

2.9 million pounds of eggs are used annually at WDW.

606,000 pounds of bananas are used annually at WDW.

510,000 of grapes are used annually at WDW.

1.5 million soft pretzels are served annually at WDW.

639,000 pounds of macaroni and cheese are served at WDW.

337,000 pencils are purchased annually to use at WDW.

148 million sheets of recycled copier paper are used annually at WDW.

730,102 gallons of bleach are used annually at WDW.

214,000 bandages were provided to guests during the year 2004 at WDW.

20,000 different colors of paint used in Walt Disney World.

14.25 pound largemouth bass is the largest ever caught on Bay Lake, but we’ll never know since it is catch and release fishing.

3 circle vision films play at WDW. n the Magic Kingdom, take a trip through time in Tomorrowland’s “The Timekeeper.” The other two films using the Circle-Vision technology are both found in Epcot’s World Showcase. They are O Canada!, and the Wonders of China.

175 different outfits are in Mickey’s wardrobe closet, including a scuba suit and a tuxedo.

200 different outfits are in Minnie’s wardrobe closet, including a cheerleader costume and various evening gowns.

15 million gallons of water are used each day at WDW.

5,000 plus performers, (not counting the 500 doves that were released), joined in the Grand Opening Celebration of Walt Disney World at the Magic Kingdom on October 25, 1971.

1,076-piece band (including 76 trombones) was led by “Music man” Meredith Wilson as part of the Grand opening parade up Main Street, USA.

51,000 employees work at WDW, this number changes with the seasons and peak park seasons.

11 miles of garland, 3,000 wreaths and 1,500 Christmas trees are spread around during the holiday season. The tallest is a 70-foot tree in Disney’s Contemporary Resort. In addition, trees, which range in height from 45 to 70 feet, are placed in prominent positions in the theme parks.

500,000 character watches are sold annually mainly Mickey watches, are slipped onto wrists from Walt Disney World gift shops each year. At any given time, there are more than 200 different varieties of character watches. The most popular timepiece: a gold-tone relief of Mickey Mouse.

100 pairs of sunglasses are turned in at the Magic Kingdom lost and found alone. There have been enough “shades” submitted each year in the Magic Kingdom to outfit every resident of Sun City, Arizona; Sun City, California; and Sun City, Florida. Since 1971, an estimated 1.5 million pairs of glasses have found their way into the “lost” bin.

6,000 different types of food are served at WDW.

350 or more chefs are employed at WDW

150 semi trucks of decorations are used to decorate WDW during the Christmas season.

15 miles of garland are to decorate at WDW during Christmas season.

300,000 yards of ribbon are used for decorating at Christmas.

1,500 Christmas trees are used all around the WDW property for decorating.

8 million lights are used to decorate the 4 parks for Christmas.

18 towers are on Cinderella’s Castle.

2 times the size of Manhattan Island is the property of Walt Disney World.

200 feet is the maximum building height in Florida, so the building does not have a red light installed for aircraft.

1st guest entered Walt Disney World on October 1, 1971

50,000,000 guest entered Walt Disney World on March 2,1976

100,000,000 guest entered Walt Disney World on October 22, 1979

150,000,000 guest entered Walt Disney World on April 7, 1983

200,000,000 guest entered Walt Disney World on July 20, 1985

300,000,000 guest entered Walt Disney World on June 21, 1989

400,000,000 guest entered Walt Disney World on August 5,1992

500,000,000 guest entered Walt Disney World on October 13, 1995

600,000,000 guest entered Walt Disney World on June 24, 1998

4 million guests of Walt Disney World Resort hotels have used Disney’s Magical Express since the airport shuttle, luggage delivery and airline check-in service launched May 5, 2005

250,000 Guests at the Walt Disney World Resort ride the Various forms of “mass transit” every day, which include monorails, ferryboats, bus services and water taxis.

100,000 to 200,000 photos of guests are taken each day by Disney’s PhotoPass photographers

4 % percent of all amateur photography is estimated to be taken at Walt Disney World and Disneyland

3 times the park has been closed, once resort wide in September 1999 for Hurricane Floyd; resort wide on September 11th, 2001 due to the terror attacks on America; and Epcot only on July 17th, 2002 due to a power outage.

72,000 individual AudioAnimatronic functions per second are controlled by the Digital Animation Control System (DACS)

800 different variety of trees had been acquired, moved and acclimated and transplanted at WDW as it was reported in 1970

2.2 million travelers were bused from Orlando International Airport to either a WDW resort hotels or cruise ships in 2008, That works out to about $1.6 million a year in payments to the airport

80,000 high school seniors will celebrate graduation during the annual Grad Nite party at Walt Disney World Resort. Disney has hosted the event for 36 years with a variety of acts from KC and the Sunshine Band to Jessica Simpson.

Now, even at such a creative place such as Disney World, or the company of Disney overall, Walt Disney’s ideas are still paying dividends.

In the resent adventure film The Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, it was Jerry Bruckheimer and a team of creative writers and other artists that brought that great film to life, and produced a marketing machine that has been very successful. But even that started with an idea from Disney, a rather radical idea if you think about it, of putting a pirate ride in a kid’s park where the heroes are thieves and hoods that rape and pillage entire towns and kill all the authority figures of England and France. The idea started with Disney and was proven with his theme parks over time, and now a new generation is taking it to a new level. To date the film has produced $810,904,120 worldwide. Think of all the theaters that employee people who are being paid out of that money, advertising firms, media personalities, popcorn manufactures, and beverage companies. All that money generated from an idea. The consumer exchanges some of their hard-earned money in trade for the message of the film, which if you get down to it, is a love of freedom. People bought a ticket to feel freedom through the characters of the pirates. Walt Disney knew it over 50 years ago, and still, to this very day, that primary idea is still being exploited

Total Lifetime Grosses
Domestic: $196,004,120 24.2%
+ Foreign:
$614,900,000 75.8%
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= Worldwide: $810,904,120
Domestic Summary
Opening Weekend:
$90,151,958
(#1 rank, 4,155 theaters, $21,697 average)
% of Total Gross: 46.0%
> View All 3 Weekends

Widest Release: 4,164 theaters
In Release: 20 days / 2.9 weeks

If you take the time to think about it, Walt Disney alone is responsible for all the numbers spoke about above. It was his mind that created the platform from which all else was launched.

Using Disney as an example is easy because everyone knows who he is. Most people have seen a Disney film and many people have or desire to go to Disney World. So it has universal appeal.

But taken on a smaller scale I could say the same for some of my developer friends that work with me on the No Lakota Levy campaign. I heard during the last levy campaign constant uttering’s that because they are rich, that it was somehow their social obligation to pay higher taxes on the properties they’ve either built or plan to build to a school system that obviously has no concept of expense. Schools are reflective of all government because they think in a socialist fashion. In their mind they believe that the wealthy owe them something. That’s preposterous!

Where would a community be if the developer did not build homes, if they did not have a vision for the community that lured a certain type of demographic buyer to an area? They are what make a community, through the architect that knows what certain types of home owners desire to buy, and the developer that invests their money into a property to start the process of building. The politicians that loot off those developments with fees, building permits, and other regulations under the guise of “quality control” do nothing to bring an idea into being. They only scoop money off the top of an idea.

And that’s how it usually goes, someone like Bill Gates comes up with a great idea in their garage, build a successful company that changes the life of everyone for the better, then the looters in government come after them. It was the government that decided that Microsoft had become “too big” and sought to break up its monopoly. Good thing the government didn’t break up Walt Disney, because Walt wasn’t making an actual product. He was in the business of creating ideas, so the government wasn’t sure how to destroy that type of business, otherwise they would have.

One of my child hood heroes was Howard Hughes. I saw the Spruce Goose in Los Angeles at the dome when I was a kid and I loved it. I was the only kid in school that wore a Howard Hughes shirt to school while other kids wore their favorite rock bands. When I think of Howard Hughes I think of an innovator who pushed aviation to the absolute limits. He successfully used his wealth to advance aviation to the levels we are accustomed to today.

Source article about Howard Hughes:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howard_Hughes

In 1939, at the urging of Jack Frye, president of TWA, Hughes quietly purchased a majority share of TWA stock for nearly US$7 million and took control of the airline. Upon assuming ownership, Hughes was prohibited by federal law from building his own aircraft. Seeking an aircraft that would perform better than TWA’s fleet of Boeing 307 Stratoliners, Hughes approached Boeing’s competitor, Lockheed. Hughes had a good relationship with Lockheed since they had built the aircraft he used in his record flight around the world in 1938. Lockheed agreed to Hughes’s request that the new aircraft be built-in secrecy. The result was the revolutionary Constellation and TWA purchased the first 40 of the new airliners off the production line. It was Hughes control of TWA that intercontinental airline travel began, the world became suddenly smaller and it was because Hughes pushed to have better planes built.

As the major airlines continued to compete over various routes through the 1940s, TWA gained a reputation for banking its future on the most advanced aircraft available. For example, as United and American began using the DC-6 aircraft, TWA responded by introducing the Lockheed L.1049 Super Constellation on September 10, 1952. The new aircraft had a 35 percent greater passenger carrying capacity than its predecessor. TWA was the first airline to inaugurate regularly scheduled nonstop transcontinental service between Los Angeles and New York on October 19, 1953.

TWA also entered the international market. At the end of World War II, the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB), the organization that distributed routes for U.S. airlines, decided to allow other airlines to share in Pan American’s monopoly of international routes. TWA was one of the airlines granted this right, with permission to fly to Europe and India. TWA began regular New York-to-Paris service in February 1946. This route was later extended to Cairo, Egypt. TWA battled hard with Pan American for various international routes, but it initially failed to exploit its key advantage of being able to connect international flights with domestic ones, a handicap for Pan Am, which did not fly any domestic routes. TWA was also late in introducing jet service internationally, preferring instead to focus on domestic jet services. TWA’s first regularly scheduled jet flight took place on November 23, 1959—a New York-London-Frankfurt flight – a year after its main rivals. It took several years for the airline to regain its competitive advantage lost because of this delay.

Source article:

http://www.centennialofflight.gov/essay/Commercial_Aviation/TWA/Tran14.htm

For fun facts about Howard Hughes check out this site.

http://www.funtrivia.com/en/Movies/Aviator-The-13606.html

Howard Hughes drove the industry forward, but as he went along, there was no shortage of parasites that threw themselves in his path to rob from him his wealth in order for their meager lives to profit. Hughes was brought before a congressional committee as a war profiteer because he refused to submit to Senator Brewster’s blackmailing, where Brewster tried to force Hughes to sell TWA to Juan Trippe of Pan Am. The criticism of Hughes was over the Spruce Goose, a plane Howard was developing for the military. Brewster declared that the plane would never fly, and used the hearings as a way to leverage Hughes to sell his shares off. Hughes flew the plane himself and proved them wrong, thereby defeating the take-over by Trippe, and the predatory senator.

The very rich are the heroes of modern American society, and the government looters are no different than the thieves from Europe that sought to tax the colonists in the 1770’s. The common goal is to suppress ideas and keep people under control by using taxes to control behavior. When the very wealthy still strive to achieve success and freedom, there are labor unions, government agencies and other trolls of impropriety that seek to make a name for themselves off the labor of the rich.

America would be far better off if it just stopped feeling guilty for the wealth it has achieved in such a short time. It would also be better off to admit that most politicians do nothing productive. All they make are rules, and rules are not productive. Rules do not make wealth. Therefore, government cannot make anything productive. When the lure of being rich and therefore free of some sort of entity which seeks to control individuals is not present, imagination dies, and imagination is the fuel to innovation which creates productivity.

It is time that Americans stop feeling guilty about whom they are. Work hard, make your money, and buy nice things with it. And guard yourselves from the unproductive government looter. Live your life as well as you can, and look at each day as yet another possibility of limitless opportunity. And when you hear a looter demanding they deserve the wealth of a rich person, defend that rich person as a fellow American, and as an example of the best that America has to offer. Don’t be a jealous fool. Be happy for those that have made it, and as for yourself, keep trying, because as long as America is what it is, there’s always a chance for you. Don’t allow yourself to be the worst that human kind produces and that is a looter that just scrapes through life on the products of others and expects as a divine right, “equal justice.”

My favorite modern company in the entire world is Industrial Light and Magic. To me, they are what every company in America should aspire to be. EVERY COMPANY! And Industrial Light and Magic was born because of Star Wars.

It took a very wealthy George Lucas to bring this gift to the human race. And George didn’t become wealthy with a hand out. He took risks, worked on ideas and never settled into a comfort level. He pushed and pushed and pushed, and still continues to push the limit in everything he does. This is perhaps the greatest example of how the wealthy should be thanked in every way possible. It is the wealthy, the very rich that shapes our world. It is through less regulation, less government that more companies like Disney, Industrial Light and Magic and many others can emerge. It is a shame that because of government it is our American entertainment companies that succeed the best. That is because entertainment is mostly in the mind and government looters have difficulty regulating the mind, as they have every other industry, agriculture, science, aviation, energy production, transportation…………………imagine what kind of world we could have if government would just GET OUT OF THE WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Rich Hoffman
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What a Nasty Little Weiner: Why progressives support polygamy, power, religion, and the sexual playground

It is really up to Huma Abedin how much of Congressman Anthony Weiner she wants to put up with. Abedin who is married to Weiner is a practicing Muslim and a very close aid to Hillary Clinton, so it is entirely possible that she doesn’t care about all the pictures of Weiner’s weiner that is all over the internet. It is possible that while she seeks counsel with Hillary she might say, “What should I do?” Hillary will probably say something like, “Huma, I love you very much and trust me, all men are pigs………just accept it. Men just can’t keep their pants on so don’t even worry about it. The important thing would be to ask yourself, what do I want. Can Anthony help you achieve your professional goals and the answer is yes. So stay with him. Let the media drive the story into the ground, and within a couple of months, everyone will forget about it. In the meantime, stay traveling with me, don’t appear in public with your husband and leave him hanging out to dry. It’ll serve him right.”

At that point Abedin might say, “But it’s embarrassing, everywhere we go together, people will think I’m not a good lover. Or they’ll think I’m weak because I let him get away with it.”

Then Hillary will say, as she looks out the window of her plane while it’s en route over the Atlantic Ocean to the United Arab Emirates in Africa, “No they won’t. People don’t think like that. They’ll be jealous that it is you that holds the title to power while the other women are just concubines to your man’s wishes. That’s what counts. It’s the title, Huma that is important. That’s what people will see when they look at you in public standing with your husband. This Christian notion of monogamy is outdated and proven problematic. Believe me, I have years of experience. Men will cheat on you no matter how much sex you give them, no matter how attractive you are. Many cultures accept this, superior cultures, such as your Muslim faith, and even in Japan it is quite common for the wife to arrange pleasure with other women for her husband. Think of it as a way of appeasement, such as you might do for your cat when you give it some cat-nip to play with and roll all over it’s body. You do it to keep your man coming home to you every night, to keep the title of wife in your court where you have control over it. At heart, Americans are evolving beyond this silly Christian notion of monogamy, so all will be forgiven if you’ll just let it play out.”

Now I wasn’t on the plane with Hillary Clinton flying over the Atlantic on our way to Africa listening to what she told Huma Abedin as the young woman greaves over the embarrassment of dealing with her husbands sexting exploits revealed on Monday the first full week of June 2011. Progressives, like all these people are, do not think like the rest of us. They might as well exist from some other planet, because that’s just the way their mind processes data. I know the content of that conversation because I’ve heard it before from progressives. I’ve watched their behavior for years, and I understand how they think. So I have no problem providing the details of that conversation, because it is so predictable the contents aren’t difficult to witness even without being there.

The deeper, much more problematic issue is that Anthony Weiner was so arrogant in his ability to deceive the public that he lied to the face of America without any trace of shame. Over the last week, as this story was breaking, he stood before all members of the media and lied to them. He lied to us all, claiming that his Twitter account had been “hacked.” He used his office equipment for much of this, equipment we all pay for as tax payers, and he thought he’d get away with it. Even as the story was breaking, he continued to push the issue by contacting more women with erotic pictures of himself. He was literally speaking to members of the media claiming that some hacker broke into his account, then turned around and engaged in the kind of activity he was trying to hide.

This is entirely too reminiscent of Bill Clinton who openly lied to the public then tried to turn the whole argument around and claim that his private life was off-limits, in no way reflective of his professional life. That led to the famous quote, “It’s just sex.” Spoken like a true progressive.

Weiner has already tried to make that distinction; it’s just my private life. “I made a mistake. I will not step down because I can still perform my professional job.”

So here’s the deal, and I’ll say this only once. This is why this guy is a supreme scum bag that I wouldn’t hire to hand me a towel in the bathroom, every interview that Weiner gave about Health Care, or the time he attacked Glenn Beck about supporting gold on his Fox News show, and every debate that Weiner had with every media personality or fellow congressman, now has to be discounted. We know now that you can’t believe a thing this guy says. Nothing he says on the floor of the House can be believed. Nothing he says on behalf of the White House can be believed, because we have all seen that he is more than willing to lie, about virtually nothing, in order to meet his personal agenda. What would he lie about if the issue actually mattered, like issues of National Security, or the true intentions of the Progressive Party, disguised behind the Democratic Party. What would he lie about when there is really a risk? Because if just taking naked pictures of himself and talking dirty to a bunch of women online is really a nothing issue, then why did he lie about it? Why did he stand before the world and talk to everyone like they were the idiots and he was the only person right in the world.

Anthony Weiner is a dangerous man because he has no moral compass. He is a power-hungry little man who will undermine anyone over anything. If he wants government Health Care, he’ll say and do anything to get it. If he wants to smear a Republican, he’ll say and do anything to perform the task. If he wants to take down a media personality that stands in the way of the progressive agenda, he’ll utter any word needed to manipulate those around him to commit his purpose. That is why Weiner is the arrogant embodiment of pure evil. He should receive not one fraction of a cent that I send to Washington in tax money. Anthony Weiner makes at least $174,000 a year for his work in Congress, that’s the money I know about. As an American Tax Payer I don’t want to pay his salary one day more. We could hire anyone to lie to us. We could hire a con man from prison to fill the American media with lies. He has no authority and should not serve one more day in congress.

Doc Thompson of 700 WLW hits the nail on the head really well here. Click to listen to a collection of clips about Weiner’s history of contention.

These guys are scum bags. Bill Clinton is because he’s a manipulative liar too. And Weiner and his wife have more in common with Bill and Hillary than they do with the average American. As I’ve stated on this site, these people don’t give a care about American life. They are aiming for a world government ran by the United Nations, of which they are all polarizing for their own grabs for power in that not yet formed power of world affairs. They don’t care about affairs, sexting or even monogamy. They don’t care about the United States Constitution because they are all lawyer types that seek to bend the law to suit their needs at the expense of everyone that pays their wages. They are crooks and thieves with no moral compass or care. People like Weiner are no different from the weiner’s they take pictures of. They simply rise to the occasion to screw the taxpayer for their selfish pleasure. At all other times they are simply limp collections of flesh that just hang around and are only useful for disposing of bodily waste. In other words they are virtually worthless appendages intended for only one function of human endeavor, and that is to penetrate something else with the intention of pleasure and self-gratification. An entity of pure biology and no mind what-so-ever.

I think now we understand why there is such a push among progressives to embrace the Muslim faith, because the men want to practice polygamy, and the women don’t want to feel alone in public when their men sleep around on them.

http://www.writing.com/main/view_item/item_id/720291-The-Truth-About-Polygamy-In-Islam

It certainly seems to be the desire of Bill Clinton, and the king progressive thinker himself, Congressman Weiner and his multiple online sex partners. There’s always more to the story than what you see on the surface.

Good luck with that progressive lifestyle. If you’d ask me Abedin, I’d say find a real man to be the father of that baby, and not a weiner. But it’s your life.

Rich Hoffman

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A Complete List of the Skull and Bones Society: In reality, they’re just a bunch of frat boys that loot tax money

The Skull and Bones Society is something that must be looked at for anyone concerned with a smaller government. They must be examined just the same as labor unions, as a corrosive force in our representative republic, and it would be to short-change the goal of this site to avoid this issue just because such an examination falls under the category of conspiracy theory. The reasons why are for all those listed in this 60 Minute report which is of absolute necessity to view before continuing on.

Here is Part 2 of that report.

My belief is that the Skull and Bones Society is simply a frat boy organization that functions as most fraternities do across the nation. This does not make it harmless however. Fraternities as I’ve written extensively about are an un-American idea in my view, because they are a form of collectivism. Even though many of the founding fathers were Masons, and we’ve all heard the utterances of the Illuminati being the actual controllers of our lives in conspiracy theories, all these organizations are actually quite powerless, and the way our Constitution is written is designed to free us of these silly organizations. While it is true that members of the Skull and Bones become heavily involved in politics, and it is not by accident that in 2004 John Kerry, a Skull and Bones member went up against George W. Bush, another Skull and Bones member, and both presidential hopefuls were big government power grabbers by nature, the similarities are only comparable to other manipulations by other groups in that they all share in common forms of collectivism. It is collectivism that is the ultimate evil whether we are talking about a labor union attempting to steer the nation toward socialism, or a bunch of Yale frat boys thinking they are powerful men of the world just because they are going to a prestigious college on their parent’s money. The violence or chanting to the spirit realm is just a method, even if ill-guided and taken by itself is of little concern.

Here are recordings from the outside portion of the ceremony Skull and Bones members conduct in their courtyard. Notice all the yelling. I guess they are hoping that the spirit world will grant them some sort of audience.

The ritual of confessed sexual revelations is of a similar nature to that of the bachelor party. When the parties of men or women endure something of an embarrassing nature together, they tend to form a bond that endures outside of the marriage, which is the reason for the ritual. That provides some sence of what collectivism is all about, embarrassing situations that bond people together. They are rooted in human weakness. Other hazing rituals in college fraternities and sororities are of the same nature, they create embarrassing situations that require confidentiality and ultimately trust from frat brother to frat brother, or sister to sister. This is a bad thing and is the wrong direction for the young human mind.

To this very day in mansions all across this country, there are classes of the very wealthy, that participate in rituals very similar to the film Eyes Wide Shut. Click here to see my article on this very good film. The goal of this ritual is open sex with local prostitutes where the men and women of fine breeding (in their minds) participate. The ritual creates an environment of trust and entitlement which bonds all the participants in the massive orgy together which then migrates into their business dealings with one another. The deep Latin chants at these rituals are no different from those of any religious ceremony, it is hoped that by seducing members of the spirit world with the sexual exploits of these powerful people in the acts of attractive young women that the spirits will lend aid to their business exploits. It is very similar to blowing on the dice in a casino and asking God to give you good luck so you can win a jack-pot. The essence of the ceremonies is far from truly sinister, but is rooted in ignorance, weakness, and a passive belief system.

It is evident that the young men at Yale of the Skull and Bones are being steered to believe such things by their older members who came before them. Here is a look inside the courtyard of the Tomb (the home of the Skull and Bones Society) where the screams from the above ritual were heard. When these young men grow up, and leave school it is hoped that when they are called upon by a fellow member to keep a secret, they will have learned to keep their mouths shut. It is well documented that once a young mind crosses that moral line between right and wrong, their boundaries can then be reshaped by the older generation to “play the system” for everything they can. Basically, these young men are being taught to be thieves of moral judgement in these dark natured antics, yet they believe they are the ruling class.

Once these men enter their chosen field of endeavors, they will have proven that when they witness incidents that challenge their emotions, they will react in the predictable manner.

Here is a further, more sinister type of documentary that is typical of conspiracy theorists.

Since so many members of the Skull and Bones move into government, they must be dealt with. Under the Constitution these people don’t have any rights to keep secrets or to participate in acts that will attempt to undermine the Constitution. It is certain that the Founding Fathers did not have in mind Skull and Bones Members, SEIU members, NEA members or any other specialized group acting collectively. So while the Skull and Bones members may be harmless, their aims at control of public service are our concern. They must be reminded in spite of any rituals they perform in their “brotherhood” that if they chose public service, they still are employed by the taxpayer. It does not give some of them the right to move into public service then make deals with other brotherhood members to support their businesses in private industry with resources provided by tax revenue. That’s where the line gets crossed, and this is why members of the Skull and Bones are just as decadent as any labor union or other subversive group. They are all bad for America.

Below, are the names of the Skull and Bones members from the start of the order to the current. The guy who put together this list did a great job, and put a lot of effort into the task. You can see the whole article by him here.

http://home.comcast.net/~plutarch/skullbones.html

The list is in alphabetical order, it represents a who’s who of politics and business in American history for nearly 200 years. It is without question that through their antics to either a small or large extent, they have helped deliver our country to the state it is currently in, where the Constitution has been subverted to the will of a collective. So the anger directed at them is justified because they have proven over that span, to not respect the idea of America and used the country for their own personal gain in ways that took more than they gave back. They represent just another brotherhood of thieves no different from a labor union, wanting to use the force of collectivism to gain advantage for themselves. That makes them despicable and un-American.

Abbe Frederick Randolph 1848
Abbott John S.C.
Aberg, Jr. Donlan Vincent 1952
Abrams Peter Mark 1983
Acheson David Campion 1943
Acheson Dean (Disputed) (Scroll and Key Society?)
Ackerman Stephen H. 1957
Acosta John Sidney 1921
Adams Charles Edward 1904
Adams Charles Hemmenway 1866
Adams Frederick Baldwin 1862
Adams Frederick Baldwin 1900
Adams, Jr. Frederick Baldwin 1932
Adams George Webster 1904
Adams Lewis G. 1920
Adams Mason Tyler 1899
Adams Stephen 1959
Afeiju Bernard I. 1967
Ahlbrandt, Jr. Roger S. 1963
Aiken Edwin Edgerton 1881
Aitchison William 1848
Albritton Paul Berem 1978
Aldis Owen Franklin 1874
Aldrich Malcolm Pratt 1922
Alexander Eben 1873
Alexander William DeWitt 1855
Alexander William Felix 1851
Ali Mehdi Raza 1965
Allen Arthur Dwight 1901
Allen Arthur Huntington 1873
Allen Calvin Durand 1913
Allen Charles E. 1958
Allen Daniel 1926
Allen Frederick Winthrop 1900
Allen Henry Elisha 1924
Allen John DeWitt Hamilton 1876
Allen Parker Breese 1919
Allen Walter 1863
Allen William Palmer 1880
Allen, Jr. Archibald J. 1945
Allen, Jr. Clarence Emir 1913
Alling, Jr. Charles Booth 1947
Allison Samuel Perkins 1847
Allison, Jr. Robert Seaman 1930
Ames Allan Wallace 1918
Ames Sullivan Dobb 1899
Amundson John Arnold 1880
Anderson Edwin Alexander 1835
Anderson Thomas Hill 1951
Andrews John Wolcott 1876
Andrews, Jr. Edward W. 1945
Andrews, Jr. John Wallingford 1870
Andrie Paul James 1984
Anthony Benjamin Harris 1886
Appel George Frederick Baer 1924
Ardrey Rushton L. 1925
Arms Charles Jesup 1863
Arnot John Hulett 1885
Arnot Matthias Hollenback 1856
Arras, Jr. Robert E. 1969
Asburn Frank Davis 1925
Asch Victor Henderson 1967 mayor of Knoxville, Tenn.
Ashenfelter Alan Thompson 1975
Ashforth Albert Blackhurst 1929
Ashley Thomas William Ludlow 1948
Austen David E. 1931
Austin Roy Leslie 1968 (nominated by George W Bush
to be Ambassador to Trinidad & Tobago)
Austin Samuel Monroe 1980
Avery Benjamin F. 1914
Avery Charles Hammond 1875
Aycrigg II William Anderson 1942
Ayeroff Frederick Charles 1974
Babcock Henry Harper 1853
Babst James Anthony 1971
Back Samuel H. 1962
Backus Joseph Willes 1846
Bacon Leonard
Badger Paul Bradford 1911
Badger Walter Irving 1882
Bailey Philip Horton 1897
Baker Richard Wheeler 1913
Baldridge Howard Malcolm 1918
Baldwin George William 1853
Baldwin Henry DeForest 1885
Baldwin Roger Sherman 1847
Baldwin Sherman 1919
Baldwin Simeon Eren 1861
Ball David George 1960
Banks Howard D. 1956
Bannard Henry Clay 1869
Bannard Otto Tremont 1876
Baran Mark R. 1978
Barasch Alan Sidney 1973
Baratte Julius Adolphus 1843
Barge Richard Mason 1974
Baribault Richard P. 1949
Barker George Payson 1856
Barlett John Knowlton 1838
Barlett Philip Golden 1881
Barnes Pearce 1874
Barnes William Deluce 1907
Barnes William Henry Lienow 1855
Barney Danford Newton 1881
Barnum William Milo 1877
Barr, Jr. Richard J. 1936
Barres Herster B.D. 1932
Barry William Taylor Sullivan 1841
Bartholemy Alan Edmund 1942
Bartholomew Dana Treat 1928
Bass James Edward 1982
Basset II Barton Bradley 1949
Bassi Keith Alan 1978
Bates Emmert Warren 1932
Bates Samuel Henshaw 1833
Bayard Thomas Francis 1890
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Bush George Herbert Walker 1948 U.S. President
Bush George Walker 1968 U.S. President
Bush James S. 1922
Bush Jonathan J. 1953
Bush Prescott Sheldon 1917 material supporter of the
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Caldwell Samuel Smith 1933
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Callahan Hugh Andrew 1899
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Camp Clinton 1850
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Campbell Charles Soutter 1909
Campbell Gavin Elliott 1982
Campbell James 1849
Campbell James Alexander 1882
Campbell Kimberly C. 1981
Campbell Treat 1878
Campbell William Harvey Wilson 1856
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Capron Paul 1960
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Carey John 1945
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Case, Jr. Philip Benham 1970
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Cassel John A. 1958
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Caulkins John Erwin 1948
Cerveris Michael Ernest 1983
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Chafee John Hubbard 1947 former US Senator
Chamberlain Daniel Henry 1862
Chamberlain Leander Trowbridge 1863
Chamberlain Robert Linton 1861
Chambers William Lyon 1843
Chandler William Henry 1839
Chandrasekhar Ashok Jai
Chapin Charles Frederick 1877
Chapin Lebeus C.
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Chase Henry 1850
Chauvenet William 1840
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Cheney Ronald Lawton 1958 On the board of
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Cheney Thomas Langdon 1901
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Chibundu Maxwell O. 1980 professor of law at University of Maryland
Child Calvin G.
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Childs Starling Winston 1976
Chimenti Norman Victor 1962
Chin Mnu
Chittenden George Hastings 1939
Choa Christopher James 1981
Chouteau Rene Auguste 1942
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Cirie John A. 1964
Clark Albert Barnes 1864
Clark Alexander Ray 1895
Clark Avery Artison 1909
Clark Charles Hopkins 1871
Clark Douglas Wells 1972
Clark Gerald Holland 1965
Clark Harold Terry 1903
Clark J. Bruce 1978
Clark Stephen Edward 1965
Clark Thomas W. 1961
Clark William Judkins 1948
Clark, Jr. R. Inslee 1957
Clarke Thomas Slidell 1875
Clarke William Barker 1849
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Clay Alexander Stephens 1964
Clay Cassius Marcellus 1918
Clay Green 1859
Clay Jesse Loring 1963
Clay Lowell Melcher 1939
Clay Timothy J. 1965
Clucas Lowell Melcher 1939
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Cochran Thomas 1904
Cochran Thomas 1894
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Coe Robert Elmer 1872
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Coffin Henry Sloan 1897
Coffin James 1868
Coffin William Sloane 1949
Coffin, Jr. William Sloan 1949
Coffing Churchill 1834
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Cohen Kenneth Saul 1968
Cohen Robert Lewis 1974
Coit Joshua 1853
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Condit Charles 1848
Condit Stephen 1856
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Connick Louis 1945
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Connors James Joseph 1959
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Cook II George 1945
Cook III George 1948
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Cooke Francis Judd 1933
Cooke James Barclay 1893
Cooke John Parick 1959
Cooke Robert Barbour 1936
Cooke Walter Evans 1895
Cooley Harlan Ward 1888
Coombs Orde Musgrave 1965
Coon John 1847
Cooper Carnell 1977
Cooper Henry Sage Fenimore 1917
Cooper Jacob 1852
Cooper John Sherman 1923
Cooper William Frierson 1838
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Corey Alan Lyle 1911
Corey III Alan Lyle 1965
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Costikyan Grange K. 1929
Cowdry Rex William 1968
Cowles Alfred 1913
Cowles Alfred 1886
Cowles William Hutchinson 1887
Cowles William Sheffield 1921
Cowles III Alfred 1913
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Coxe Alexander Brown 1887
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Cunningham Oliver Baty 1917
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Cutler Carroll 1854
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Daggett Oliver Ellsworth
Dahl George 1908
Dalby Michael Thomas 1966
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Daly Frederick Joseph 1911
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Dana James Dwight
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Daniels John H. 1943
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Daniels John Thomas Leonard 1914
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Darling Thomas 1836
Davenport Bradfute Warwick 1938
Davenport George Leovy 1980
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Davenport Russell Wheeler 1923
Davenport Stephen Rintoul 1915
Davies Philip Turner 1976
Davies Thomas Frederick 1853
Davies Thomas Frederick 1894
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Davis Benjamin Franklin 1833
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Davis John 1835
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Davis Richard Marden 1933
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Davis Walter Goodwin 1908
Davis II Horace Webber 1936
Davison Daniel Pomeroy 1949
Davison Endicott Peabody 1945
Davison Frederick Trubee 1918
Davison Henry Pomeroy 1920
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Day Huntington T. 1923
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DeForest Stephen Elliott 1955
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Deming Henry Champion 1836
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Devlin Michael William 1982
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DeVore Mark Samuel 1980
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Dilworth George Toby 1980
Dilworth Joseph Richardson 1938
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Dines Tyson 1908
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Dixon William Palmer 1868
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Dodd Albert 1838
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Dodge Philip Lyndon 1907
Dodge Washington 1929
Dominick David DeWitt 1960
Dominick Gayer Gardner 1909
Donaldson William Henry 1953
Donnelley Gaylord 1931
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Donnelley Richard Robert 1889
Donnelley Thomas Elliott 1889
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Douglas Malcolm 1900
Douglass Willard Robinson 1887
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Downing III Earl S. 1970
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Drain Richard Dale 1943
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Dunham, Jr. Lawrence Boardman 1938
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Durham II Edwin A. 1953
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Dutton Samuel W.S.
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Dwight Winthrop Edwards 1893
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Eaton Daniel C.
Early Hobart Evans 1945
Eaton Samuel Lewis 1877
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Eddy Maxon Hunter 1929
Eden John W. 1951
Edozien Anthony O. 1979
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Ely Richard T.
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English, Jr. William Deshay 1975
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Etra Donald 1968 (lawyer for Ralph Nader 1971-1973)
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Evans Peter Seelye 1972
Evans T. Boyd 1954
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Ewing Sherman 1924
Eyre Lawrence L. 1970
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Farnam Henry Walcott 1874
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Farnam William Whitman 1866
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Farris Robert P.
Faulkner Endress 1839
Fearey Morton Lazell 1898
Fehr Gerald F. 1955
Feinerman James Vincent 1971
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Ferguson James Lord 1944
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Finney C. Roger 1973
Finney Graham Stanley 1952
Finney John Warren 1945
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Fisher Scott B. 1972
Fisher George Park
Fishwick Dwight Brown 1928
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Fisk Stuart Wilkins 1840
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Fleming Andrew T. 1980
Fleming William Stuart 1838
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Flynn Alexander Rex 1906
Folsom Charles Seward 1883
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Foote Thaddeus 1844
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Ford William 1942
Fore John Arthur 1979
Fort Donald Kenneth 1976
Fortgang Jeffrey 1971
Fortunato S. Joseph 1954
Foster David John 1967
Foster Dwight 1848
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Foster George Forris 1879
Foster John Pierrepont 1869
Foster Joseph Taylor 1908
Foster Maxwell E. 1923
Foster Reginald 1884
Foster Roger 1878
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Fowler Horace Webster 1863
Fowler William 1860
Fox Joseph Carrere 1938
Franchot Charles Pascal 1910
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Frankelm Scott David
Franklin Richard David 1983
Fredericks Joel Richard 1977
Freeman Henry Varnum 1869
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French Robert Dudley 1910
Friedland Johnathan David 1970
Fritzche Peter B. 1957
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Frost, Jr. Albert Carl 1922
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Fuller Philo Carroll 1881
Fuller Stanley Evert 1935
Fuller William Henry 1861
Fulton Robert Brank 1932
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Gaillard, Jr. Samuel Gourdin 1916
Gaines Edwin Frank 1975
Gaines Milton J. 1956
Galbraith Evan Griffith 1950
Gale Frederick Scott 1983
Gallaudet Edson Fessenden 1893
Gallaudet Herbert Draper 1898
Gallico III G. Gregory 1968
Galvin Michael Gerard 1971
Gammell Arthur Amory 1911
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Garfield Newell 1918
Garnsey Walter Wood 1930
Garnsey William Herrick 1960
Garnsey William Smith 1933
Garnsey, Jr. Walter W. 1967
Garrison Elisha Ely 1897
Garvey John Joseph 1929
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Gates Edward Raymond 1976
Gerard Sumner 1897
Gibbs Josiah Willard
Gibson, Jr. Richard Channing 1976
Giegengack, Jr. Robert F. 1960
Gifford Richard C. 1954
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Gile Clement Moses 1914
Gile Lawrence Maclester 1978
Gill B. 1936
Gill Brendan 1963
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Gillette Augustus Canfield 1841
Gillette Curtenius 1897
Gillette, Jr. Howard Frank 1964
Gilman Daniel Coit 1852
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Glaenzer Georges Brette 1907
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Goldberg Richard Julius 1977
Gonzalez Timoteo F. 1974
Goodenough John Bannister 1944
Goodyear Robert M. 1949
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Gordon Edward McGuire 1938
Gordon George Arthur 1934
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Gould James 1918
Gould James Gardner 1845
Gow Robert Haigh 1955
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Graves, Jr. Earl Gilbert 1984
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Grayson, Jr. William Cabell 1977
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Green James Payne 1857
Green Rudolph 1975
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Greene Waldo Wittenmyer 1930
Greenway James Cowan 1900
Gregory Daniel Seelye
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Griggs Maitland Fuller 1896
Griggs, Jr. Herbert Stanton 1928
Grimes David Charles 1948
Griswold Dwight Torrey 1908
Griswold William Edward Schenck 1899
Grossman Jay Alan
Grove Manasses Jacob 1929
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Gruener Gustav 1884
Guernsey Raymond Gano 1902
Guidotti Hugh G. 1955
Guinzburg Thomas Henry 1950
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Hall Gordon
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Hall Stanley
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Hallett John Folsom 1934
Halpin Thomas M. 1971
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Hamilton William 1962
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Hamlin Chauncey Jerome 1903
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Hansen Roger Allen 1955
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Harman Archer 1913
Harman, Jr. Archer 1945
Harmar Josiah W.
Harper, Jr. Harry Halsted 1934
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Harriman William Averell 1913
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Harrison Burton Norvel 1859
Harrison Fairfax 1890
Harrison Francis Burton 1895
Harrison Fred Harold 1942
Harrison George Leslie 1910
Harrison Henry Baldwin 1846
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Hatem John J. 1980
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Hayes Rutherford B. (Co-founder Skull & Bones)
Healy, Jr. Harold Harris 1943
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Hebard Albert 1851
Hebard Daniel 1860
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Heffelfinger George Wright Peavy 1924
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Henningsen, Jr. Victor William 1950
Henston Douglas Robert 1984
Hernandez Carols Arturo 1971
Heron John 1910
Hersey John Richard 1936
Herskovits David Nathaniel 1984
Hessberg II Albert 1938
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Hincks John Morris 1920
Hincks John Winslow 1952
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Hitchcock Henry 1879
Hitchcock Henry 1848
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Hoagland Donald Wright 1943
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Hodges, Jr. William VanDerveer 1932
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Holden John Morgan 1944
Holden Rebuen A. 1940
Holland Henry Thompson 1962
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Hollister, Jr. John B. 1949
Holmbee Jeffrey Arthur 1979
Holmes George Burgwin 1945
Holmes John Grier 1934
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Holt George Chandler 1866
Holt Henry Chandler 1903
Hook Noble 1978
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Hoopes Townsend Walter 1944
Hopkins John Morgan 1900
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Hoxon Archibald R.
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Hoyt Lydic 1906
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Hudson Franklin Donald 1955
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Huey Mark Christopher 1973
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Huribut, Jr. Gordon Buckland 1945
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Ives Gerard M. 1925
Ives Sherwood Bissell 1893
Ives Charles
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Jackson George E.
Jackson Henry Rootes 1839
Jackson John Herrick 1934
Jackson Joseph Cooke 1857
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Tighe, Jr. Laurence Goizian 1941
Tillinghast Charles 1875
Tilney Thomas Joseph 1870
Tilney II Robert Fingland 1905
Tingey Douglas Stuart 1981
Tinker Anson Phelps 1868
Todd John E
Tom III Chan Bruce 1977
Tomlinson Henry A.
Tompkins Ray 1884
Towers Jonathan David 1982
Townsend George Henry 1908
Townsend James Mulford 1874
Townsend William Kneeland 1871
Townsend, Jr. Frederic dePeyster 1922
Tracy Evarts 1890
Train Robert 1936
Traphagen Peter A. 1956
Trask Charles Hooper 1846
Treadway Ralph Bishop 1896
Trotter Silas Flournoy 1839
Trower C. Christopher 1970
Troy Alexander 1981
Trudeau, Jr. Edward Livingston 1896
Trudeau Garry B. 1970
Truesdale Calvin 1907
Tucker Luther B.D. 1931
Tucker, Jr. Carl 1947
Tufts Bowen Charlton 1935
Tumpane Timothy Michael 1980
Turner Elvin D. 1978
Turner Harold McLeod 1937
Turner Harold McLeod 1905
Turner Spencer 1906
Tuttle George Coolidge 1907
Tuttle George Montgomery 1877
Tweedy Henry Hallam 1891
Tweedy John Hubbard 1834
Tweedy Samuel 1868
Twichell Charles Pratt 1945
Twining Alexander C.
Twombly Alexander Stevenson 1854
Twombly Edward Bancroft 1912
Twombly Henry Bancroft 1884
Tyler Charles Mellen 1855
Tyler Cheever 1959
Tyler George Palmer 1836
Tyler Moses Coit 1857
Tytus Edward Jefferson 1868
Urquijo Conzalo 1984
Van deGraaff Adrian Sebastian 1881
Van Dine Vance 1949
Van Loan Eugene 1964
Van Name Addison 1858
Van Reypen, Jr. William Knickerbocker 1905
Van Sinderen Henry Brinsmade 1911
Van Slyck DeForest 1920
VanAntwerp, Jr. William Meadon 1958
Vanderbilt Alfred Gwynne 1899
Vargish Thomas 1966
Varnum Joseph Bradley 1838
Vernon Frederick Richardson 1881
Vincent Francis T. 1931
Vogt Tom D. 1943
von Holt Herman Vademar 1916
Vorys John Martin 1918
Vorys Martin W. 1952
Vose Elliot Evans 1945
Vose James Gardiner 1851
Wack Damon deBlois 1929
Waddell Geoffrey Hamilton 1961
Wade Levi Clifford 1866
Wadsworth, Jr. James Wolcott 1898
Wagner Victor Edmond 1983
Waite Morrison R. 1888
Waite Morrison Remick 1837
Walcott Frederic Collin 1891
Walcott William Stuart 1894
Wald Stephen George 1975
Walden Howard Talbott 1881
Walden Robert S. 1972
Walden Russell 1874
Waldsworth James Jeremiah
Wales Leonard Eugene 1845
Walker Charles Rumford 1916
Walker George Nesmith 1919
Walker Horace Flecher 1889
Walker Jeffrey Pond 1944
Walker John Mercer 1931
Walker John S. 1942
Walker Joseph Burbeen 1844
Walker Louis 1936
Walker Ray Carter 1955
Walker Samuel Johnson 1888
Walker Stoughton 1928
Walker III George Herbert 1953
Walker, Jr. George Herbert 1927
Walker, Jr. Samuel Sloan 1948
Walker Francis Amasa
Wallace Alexander Hamilton 1893
Wallace Henry Mitchell 1903
Walsh Hugh 1835
Walsh, Jr. John Joseph 1961
Walsh Kevin Sanchez
Ward John Abbott 1862
Wardwell Allan 1904
Wardwell Edward Rogers 1927
Waring Antonio Johnston 1903
Warren George U. 1945
Warren Henry Waterman 1865
Warren John Davock 1927
Warren, Jr. William Candee 1914
Washburn William Barrett 1844
Washington George 1839
Washington William Henry 1834
Waters William Otis 1913
Watkins Charles Law 1908
Watson John Marsh 1839
Watson William Berkley 1940
Watson III Charles 1927
Wayland Francis
Weaver Howard Sayer 1948
Weber John William 1953
Wedsworth James Jeremiah 1854
Weed George Haines 1938
Weeks Robert Kelley 1862
Weinstein Adam 1984
Weir John Ferguson
Welch George Arnold 1901
Welch William Henry 1870
Welles, Jr. Charles Hopkins 1899
Wells Harold Sherman 1907
Wells Henry Dorrance 1851
Wells Herbert Wetmore 1889
Wells John Lewis 1882
Wells Nathan Dana 1857
Wells II George 1929
Wesson Charles Holland 1863
Westerfield Richard H. 1979
Wetherell John Walcott 1844
Wetmore George Peabody 1867
Weyerhaeuser Frederick Edward 1896
Wheeler Alfred Newton 1923
Wheeler Lawrence Raymond 1911
Wheeler Thomas Beardsley 1958
Wheeler William 1855
Wheelwright Joseph Stober 1897
White Andrew Dickerson 1853
White Charles Atwood 1854
White George 1848
White George Edward 1866
White Henry Charles 1881
White Henry Dyer 1851
White John Richards 1903
White Oliver Sherman 1864
White Percy Gardiner 1902
White Roger Sherman 1859
White Warren Benton 1941
White William Gardiner 1942
White Henry
Whitehead Mather Kimball 1936
Whitehouse Charles Sheldon 1947
Whitehouse Edwin Sheldon 1905
Whitehouse William Fitzhugh 1899
Whitman Jr. Francis Slingluff 1938
Whitmore, Jr. James Allen 1944
Whitney Edward Baldwin 1878
Whitney Edward Payson 1854
Whitney Emerson Cogswell 1851
Whitney Harry Payne 1894
Whitney James Lyman 1856
Whitney Joseph Ernest 1882
Whitney Payne 1898
Whitney William Collins 1863
Whitney William Dwight
Whiton James Morris 1853
Wickes Forsyth 1898
Wickes Thomas P. 1874
Wickwire Winthrop Ross 1949
Wiggin Frederick H. 1904
Wilbur John Smith 1933
Wilbur Richard Emery 1938
Wilbur, Jr. John Smith 1964
Wilcox Giles Buckingham 1848
Wilcoz Asher Henry 1859
Wilder Amos Parker 1884
Wilhelmi Frederick William 1939
Wilhelmi Frederick William 1903
Wilkie, Jr. Valleau 1948
Willard Andrew Jackson 1853
Willard Charles Hastings 1926
Williams Burch 1939
Williams Darryl L. 1976
Williams Henry 1837
Williams James Willard 1908
Williams Norman Alton 1897
Williams Ralph Omsted 1861
Williams Samuel Goode 1932
Williams Thomas Scott 1838
Williams William Bruce 1957
Williams William Perkins 1839
Williams S. Wells
Willis Richard Stobbs 1841
Wilson A. 1844
Wilson Daniel Richard 1979
Wilson Hugh Robert 1906
Wilson John 1847
Wilson Zebuon Vance 1972
Winston Dudley 1886
Winston Frederick Seymour 1877
Winter Daniel R. 1920
Winter II Edwin Wheeler 1921
Wiseman II Stephen 1984
Witter, Jr. Dean 1944
Wittherbee Frank Spencer 1874
Wittherbee W.C. 1880
Wodelll R.A. 1910
Wolcott Elizer 1839
Wolfe II Stephen 1964
Wood George Ingersoll 1833
Wood John Seymour 1874
Wood William C. 1868
Woodford Oswald Langdon 1850
Woodlock Douglas Preston 1969
Woodruff Francis Eben 1864
Woodruff George Washington 1889
Woodruff Timothy Lester 1879
Woodsum, Jr. Harold Edward 1953
Woodward John Butler 1883
Woodward Richard William 1867
Woodward Stanley 1922
Woodward Stanley 1855
Woodward William Herrick 1858
Woolfolk William Grey 1841
Woolley John Eliot 1918
Woolley Knight 1917
Woolsey Heathcote Morison 1907
Woolsey Theodore Salisbury 1872
Woolsey Theodore White
Worcester Edwin Dean 1876
Worcester Franklin Eldred 1882
Worcester Wilfred James 1885
Word Charles Francis 1891
Wray James McAlpin 1836
Wright Alfred Parks 1901
Wright Henry Burt 1898
Wright Henry Park 1868
Wright II William Henry 1982
Yang James Ting-Yeh 1982
Yardley Henry Albert 1855
Yarnall Thomas C. 1841
Yent, Jr. James B. 1979
Yerkes Stephen 1837
Young Benham Daniel 1848
Zallinger Peter Franz 1965
Ziegler Stan Warren 1972 (deceased)
Zigerelli Lawrence John 1980
Zorthian Barry 1941
Zorthian Gregory Jannig 1975
Zucker Bernard Benjamin 1962 (gem dealer, NYC, gave to Kerry’s campaign)

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Abbe, Frederick Randolph 1848
Aberg, Jr., Donlan Vincent 1952
Abrams, Peter Mark 1983
Acheson, David Campton (Campion) 1943
Ackerman, Stephen H. 1957
Acosta, John Sidney 1921
Adams, Charles Edward 1904
Adams, Charles Hemmenway 1866
Adams, Frederick Baldwin 1862
Adams, Frederick Baldwin 1900
Adams, Jr., F.B. 1932
Adams, George Webster 1904
Adams, Lewis G. 1920
Adams, Mason Tyler 1899
Adams, Stephen 1959
Afeiju, Bernard I. 1967
Ahlbrandt, Jr., Roger S. 1963
Aiken, Edwin Edgerton 1881
Aitchison, William 1848
Albritton, Paul Berem 1978
Aldis, Owen Franklin 1874
Aldrich, Malcolm Pratt 1922
Alexander, Eben 1873
Alexander, William DeWitt 1855
Alexander, William Felix 1851
Ali, Mehdi Raza 1965
Allen, Arthur Dwight 1901
Allen, Arthur Huntington 1873
Allen, Jr., Archibald J.. 1945
Allen, Calvin Durand 1913
Allen, Jr., Clarence Emir 1913
Allen, Charles E. 1958
Allen, Daniel 1926
Allen, Frederick Winthrop 1900
Allen, Henry Elisha 1924
Allen, John DeWitt Hamilton 1876
Allen, Parker Breese 1919
Allen, Walter 1863
Allen, William Palmer 1880
Alling, Jr. Charles Booth 1947
Alling, Wilbur M. 1964
Allison, Samuel Perkins 1847
Allison, Jr.Robert Seaman 1930
Ames, Allen Wallace 1918
Ames, Sullivan Dobb 1899
Amundson, John Arnold 1880
Anderson, Edwin Alexander 1835
Anderson, Thomas Hill 1951
Andrews, Jr., E.W. 1947
Andrews, Jr., John Wallingford 1870
Andrews, John Wolcott 1876
Andrie, Paul James 1984
Anthony, Benjamin Harris 1886
Appel, George Frederick Baer 1924
Ardrey, Rushton L. 1925
Arms, Charles Jesup 1863
Arnot, John Hulett 1885
Arnot, Matthias Hollenback 1856
Arres, Jr., Robert E. sp-Arras 1969
Asburn, Frank Davis 1925
Ashe, Victor Henderson 1967
Ashenfelter, Alan Thompson 1975
Ashforth, Albert Blackhurst 1929
Ashley, Thomas William Ludlow 1948
Austen, David E. 1931
Austin, Roy Lesley ?Leslie 1968
Austin, Samuel Monroe 1980
Avery, Benjamin F. 1914
Avery, Charles Hammond 1875
Ayerigg II, W.A. 1942
Babcock, Henry Harper 1853
Babst, James Anthony 1971
Back, Samuel H. 1962
Backus, Joseph Willes 1846
Badger, Paul Bradford 1911
Badger, Walter Irving 1882
Bailey, Philip Horton 1897
Baker, Richard Wheeler 1913
Baldridge, Howard Malcolm 1918
Baldwin, George William 1853
Baldwin, Henry DeForest 1885
Baldwin, Roger Sherman 1847
Baldwin, Sherman 1919
Baldwin, Simeon Eren 1861
Ball, David George 1960
Banks, Howard D. 1956
Bannard, Henry Clay 1869
Bannard, Otto Tremont 1876
Baran, Mark R. 1978
Barasch, Alan Sidney 1973
Baratte, Julius Adolphus 1843
Barge, Richard Mason 1974
Baribault, Richard P. 1949
Barker, George Payson 1856
Barlett, John Knowlton 1838
Barlett, Philip Golden 1881
Barnes, Pearce 1874
Barnes, William Deluce 1907
Barnes, William Henry Lienow 1855
Barney, Danford Newton 1881
Barnum, William Milo 1877
Barr, Jr., Richard J. 1936
Barres, Herster D. 1932
Barry, William Taylor Sullivan 1841
Bartholemy, A.E. 1942
Bartholomew, Dana Treat 1928
Bass, James Edward 1982
Bassett II, B.B. 1949
Bassi, Keith Alan 1978
Bates, Emmert Warren 1932
Bates, Samuel Henshaw 1833
Bayard, Thomas Francis 1890
Bayne, Hugh Aiken 1892
Bayne, Thomas Levingston 1847
Bayne-Jones, Stanhope 1910
Beach, John Campell 1833
Beach, John Sheldon 1839
Beane, Jr., Frank Eastman 1960
Beard, Anson McCook 1895
Beard, William Mossgrove 1896
Beaumont, George Anson Oliver 1834
Becket, G. Campbell 1923
Becket, Peter Logan 1963
Beckley, John Werle 1860
Beebe, William 1873
Beers, Henry Augustin 1869
Begg, William Reynolds 1893
Beirne, Christopher James 1840
Belin, Gastard d’Andelot 1939
Bell, Richard Dobbs Spaight 1844
Bell, William Tompkins 1942
Bellinger, Alfred Rammond 1917
Bellis, Jon Michael 1974
Bellis, Tedric Lawrence 1973
Beman, Henry DeWitt 1851
Bench, Edward C. 1925
Bender, Kenneth Arthur 1975
Benedict, Theodore Hudson 1840
Bennetto, John 1887
Benninghoff, Harry Bryner 1954
Benoit, Jr., Charles Edward 1965
Bent, Joseph Appleton 1865
Bentley, Edward Manross 1880
Bentley, Edward Warren 1850
Benton, Joseph Augustine 1842
Berger, Jr., George Bart 1928
Berlin, Gasper
Berry, Coburn Dewees 1868
Bertron, Samuel Reading 1885
Best, Geoffry D.C. 1964
Biddle, Thomas Bradish 1839
Bigelow, Albert 1852
Bigelow, Walter Irving 1877
Biglow, Lucius Horatio 1908
Biglow, Jr., Lucius Horatio 1948
Bingham, Charles Tiffany 1928
Bingham, Egert Byron 1863
Bingham (D-N.M.), Senator Jonathan Brewster 1936
Birgen, Robert Richards {Birge?} 1968
Bisaro, Larry R. 1974
Bishop, Noah 1833
Bissel, Arthur Douglas 1867
Bissel, Wilson Shannon 1869
Bissell, George Thomas 1961
Bissell, William Truesdale 1925
Blackman, Charles Seymour 1857
Blackman, Samuel Curtis 1854
Blaine, Walker 1876
Blair, Edwin Foster 1924
Blair, James Grant 1925
Blair, William McCormick 1907
Blake, Dexter B. 1937
Blake, Edward Foster 1858
Blake, Eli Whitney 1857
Blake, Jr., Gilman Dorr 1945
Blake, Henry T. 1848
Blakely, Marvin 1977
Blakeslee, Henry Clay 1852
Blancard Jerred Gurley {Blanchard} 1939
Blattner, Robert William 1976
Bliss, Charles Miller 1852
Bliss, Robert 1850
Bliss, William Root 1850
Blodgett, George Reddington 1884
Blue, Linden S. 1958
Boasberg III, James Emanuel 1956
Bockrath, Jr., Richard C. 1961
Bockstoce, John R. 1966
Bodman, William Camp 1959
Boies, Charles Alred 1860
Boltwood, Edward 1860
Boltwood, Edward 1892
Boltwood, Thomas Kast 1864
Booth, Samuel Albert 1884
Booth, Wilbur Franklin 1884
Borden, Matthew Chaloner Durfee 1864
Borne, Senator David Lyle 1963
Bottum, Elisha Slocum 1876
Boulos (Bouliaratis), William M. 1947
Bouscaren, Michael Frederic 1969
Bowers, Lloyd Wheaton 1879
Bowle, Jr., William Carter 1961
Bowles, Henry Thornton 1899
Bowles, John Eliot 1935
Bowman, Ralph David 1957
Boyd, Francis T 1912
Boyden, Henry Paine 1864
Bradford, Amory Howe 1934
Bradford, Arthur Howe 1905
Bradford, Timothy McFall 1967
Bradley, Charles Harvey 1921
Brand, James 1866
Brandegee, Augustus 1849
Brandegee, Frank Bosworth 1885
Brandt, John Henry 1962
Breed, Edward Andrews 1844
Breen, J. Gerald 1950
Bremmer, Samuel Kimball 1886
Breslau, Jonathan 1982
Brewster, Benjamin 1882
Brewster, Chauncey Bunce 1868
Brewster, Walter Rice 1927
Brewster IV, James Henry 1962
Brickell, James Noaille 1845
Bridgman, John Cloyse 1885
Brinsmade, Horatio Walsh 1851
Brinton, Daniel Garrison 1858
Brisrin, John Ball 1846
Bristol, Louis Henry 1859
Brodhead, Henry 1859
Bronson, David Bennet 1947
Bronson, James Davis 1926
Brooke, Frederick Hiester 1899
Brooke, Jr., F.H. 1937
Brooke, George Clymer 1897
Brooks, Henry Stanford 1885
Brooks, James Wilton 1875
Brooks, John Edward 1865
Brooks, Peter Moody 1983
Brooks, Tristam Anthony 1982
Brooks, Walter 1877
Brown, Alexander 1896
Brown, Alexander Lardner 1869
Brown, Christopher Woolworth. {walworth} 1968
Brown, George Clifford 1966
Brown, Henry Armitt 1865
Brown, Hubert Sanford 1861
Brown Jamot 1899
Brown John Mason 1856
Brown Joseph Venen 1842
Brown Robert Nelson 1979
Brown, Samuel Taylor Glover 1944
Brown, Walter Henderson 1945
Brown William Scott 1970
Brubaker, James Robert 1977
Brubaker, John Kim 1976
Bruce Donald 1906
Bryan, James Taylor 1971
Bryan, Jr., L. Thomas 1955
Buchanan Thomas Walter 1889
Buck III, Charles Henry 1969
Buckland Joseph Payson 1857
Buckley, Christopher Taylor 1975
Buckley, Fergus Reid 1952
Buckley James Lane 1944
Buckley, Jr., William Frank 1950
Buckner Mortimer Norton 1895
Bulkey Jonathan Ogden 1923
Bulkey Tuzar 1865
Bull Cornelius Wade 1863
Bullock, Stanton B. (S&B 1981) 1981
Bumstead Nathaniel Willis 1855
Bundy, Frederick McGeorge 1921
Bundy, Harvey Hollister 1909
Bundy, McGeorge 1940
Bundy, William Putman 1939
Bunnell Phil W. 1927 1927
Burch Robert Boyd 1909 1909
Burke, Jr. Charles Clinton 1937 1977
Burke III James Eugene 1975 1975
Burkus Gregory James 1982 1982
Burnham Curtis Field 1840 1840
Burpee Charles Winslow 1883 1883
Burpee Lucien Francis 1879 1879
Burr William Shedden 1834 1834
Burr II Charles B. 1962 1962
Burrell Joseph Dunn 1881 1881
Buritt, Edwin A. {Burrt} 1915
Bush Derek C. 1967
Bush, President George Herbert Walker 1948
Bush, Governor George Walker 1968
Bush James S. 1922
Bush, Jonathan J. 1953
Bush, Senator Prescott Sheldon 1917
Bushnell Samuel Clarke 1874 1874
Bushnell William Benedick 1865 1865
Butler Francis Eugene 1857 1857
Butler John Haskell 1863 1863
Butterworth Frank Seiler 1895 1895
Buttles Albert Barnes 1842 1842
Cable Benjamin Stickney 1895 1895
Caldwell, Jr., Samuel Smith 1933
Calhoun Governeur 1891 1891
Callahan Hugh Andrew 1899 1899
*Came, Charles G. 1849
Camp Arthur Goodwin 1907 1907
Camp Clinton 1850 1850
Camp Stuart Brown 1900 1900
Camp Walter 1880 1880
Campbell Alan Barnette 1919 1919
Campbell Charles Soutter 1909 1909
Campbell Gavin Elliott 1982 1982
Campbell James 1849 1849
Campbell James Alexander 1882 1882
Campbell Kimberly C. 1981 1981
Campbell Treat 1878 1878
*Campbell, William Harvey Wilson 1856
Cangelosi Russell Joseph 1972 1972
Capozzalo Douglas Daniel 1976 1976
Capron Paul 1960 1960
*Capron, Samuel Mills 1853
Carey, John 1945W
Carlisle James Mandeville 1901 1901
Carlsen Ray Allen 1957 1957
Carlsson Mats Erik 1981 1981
Carpenter George Boone 1902 1902
Carpenter Robert John 1859 1859
Carter Charles Francis 1878 1878
Carter Edwin Osgood 1837 1837
Carter Frederic Dewhurst 1919 1919
Carter Lyon 1915
Carter Walter Frederick 1895 1895
Case George Bowen 1894 1894
Case, Jr. Philip Benham 1970 1970
Caskey Taliaferro Franklin 1865 1865
Casscells Christopher Dyson 1976 1976
Cassel John A. 1958 1958
Caulkins, John Ervin 1948
Caulkins, Jr., G.P. (S&B 1943) 1943
Cerveris Michael Ernest 1983 1983
Chadwick George Brewster 1903 1903
Chafee (R-R.I.), Senator John M. 1947
Chamberlain Daniel Henry 1862 1862
Chamberlain Leander Trowbridge 1863 1863
Chamberlain Robert Linton 1861 1861
Chambers William Lyon 1843 1843
Chandler William Henry 1839 1839
Chapin Charles Frederick 1877 1877
Charney Charles Meigs 1865 1865
Chase Henry 1850 1850
*Chauvenet, William 1840
Cheney Clifford Dudley 1898 1898
Cheney Frank Dexter 1900 1900
Cheney Howell 1892 1892
Cheney, Jr. Knight Dexter 1892 1892
Cheney Philip 1901 1901
Cheney Ronald Lawton 1958 1958
Cheney Russell 1904 1904
Cheney Thomas Langdon 1901 1901
Cheney Ward 1896 1896
Chester Carl Thurston 1875 1875
Chibundu Maxwell O. 1980 1980
Child Linus Mason 1855 1855
Childs Starling Winston 1976 1976
Chimenti Norman Victor 1962 1962
*Chittenden, George Hastings 1939
Choa Christopher James 1981 1981
Chouteau, R.A. 1942
Christian Henry Hall 1901 1901
Cirie John A. 1964 1964
Clark Albert Barnes 1864 1864
Clark Alexander Ray 1895 1895
Clark Avery Artison 1909 1909
Clark Charles Hopkins 1871 1871
Clark Douglas Wells 1972 1972
Clark Gerald Holland 1965 1965
Clark Harold Terry 1903 1903
Clark J. Bruce 1978 1978
Clark, Jr. R. Inslee 1957 1957
Clark Stephen Edward 1965 1965
Clark Thomas W. 1961 1961
Clark, William Judkins 1948
Clarke Thomas Slidell 1875 1875
*Clarke, William Barker 1849
Claude, Jr. Abram 1952 1952
Clay Alexander Stephens 1964 1964
Clay Cassius Marcellus 1918 1918
Clay Green 1859 1859
Clay Jesse Loring 1963 1963
Clay Lowell Melcher 1939 1939
Clay Timothy J. 1965 1965
Clucas, Lowell Melcher, 1939
Cochran Thomas 1894 1894
*Cochran, Thomas 1904
*Coe, Edward B. (S&B 1862) 1862
Coe Robert Elmer 1872 1872
Coffin Edmund 1866 1866
*Coffin, Rev. Henry Sloane 1897
*Coffin, Jr., Henry Sloane 1949
Coffin James 1868 1868
*Coffin, Jr., Rev. William.S. 1949
Coffing Churchill 1834 1834
Coggins Daniel Seton 1964 1964
Cogswell John M. 1961 1961
Cohen, Kenneth Saul 1968
Cohen Robert Lewis 1974 1974
Coit Joshua 1853 1853
Coit William 1837 1837
Coke, Jr. Henry C. 1926 1926
Cole Hamilton 1866 1866
Coleman John Caldwell 1881 1881
Colgate Henry Auchincloss 1913 1913
*Collier, Samuel (Sam) Carnes 1935
Collin Frederick 1871 1871
Collin William Welch 1877 1877
Colt LeBaron Bradford 1868 1868
*Colton, Henry Martin 1848
Colton Willis Strong 1850 1850
Condit Albert Pierson 1850 1850
Condit Charles 1848 1848
Condit Stephen 1856 1856
Connelly, Jr., William James 1948
Connick Andrew Jackson 1952 1952
Connick, L, (S&B 1945) 1945
Connor Lemuel Parker 1845 1845
Connor William Gustine 1845 1845
Connors David Michael 1974 1974
Connors James Joseph 1959 1959
Converse George Sherman 1850 1850
Conway, Jr. Joseph Leo 1981 1981
Cook Robert Johnston 1876 1876
Cook II George 1945 1945
Cook III, George 1948
Cooke Eldridge Clinton 1877 1877
*Cooke, Francis Judd 1933
Cooke James Barclay 1893 1893
Cooke John Parick 1959 1959
Cooke, Robert Barbour 1936
Cooke Walter Evans 1895 1895
Cooley Harlan Ward 1888 1888
Coombs Orde Musgrave 1965 1965
Coon John 1847 1847
Cooper Carnell 1977 1977
*Cooper, Henry Sage Fenimore (S&B 1917) 1917
*Cooper, Jacob (S&B 1852) 1852
Cooper John Sherman 1923 1923
Cooper William Frierson 1838 1838
Corbin William Herbert 1889 1889
Corey Alan Lyle 1911 1911
Corey III Alan Lyle 1965 1965
Cornell Thomas Hilary 1915 1915
Corning Erastus 1903 1903
Cornish, Jr. Percy Gillette 1914 1914
*Cortelyou, George Bruce 1913
Corwin Robert Nelson 1887 1887
Corwith John White 1890 1890
Cosgrove, Jr., Thomas Francis 1969
*Costikyan, Granger K. 1929
Cowdry, Rex William 1968
Cowles Alfred 1886 1886
*Cowles, Alfred 1913
Cowles III Alfred 1913 1913
Cowles William Hutchinson 1887 1887
Cowles William Sheffield 1921 1921
Cox John Joughin 1891 1891
Coxe Alexander Brown 1887 1887
Coy Edward Harris 1910 1910
Coy Sherman Lockwood 1901 1901
Crampton Rufus Cowles 1851 1851
*Crane, Winthrop Murray 1904
Crapo Stanford Tappan 1886 1886
Crapo William Wallace 1852 1852
Crawley Brian Scott 1964 1964
Cressler Alfred Miller 1902 1902
Crile, Jr. George 1929 1929
Crosby Albert Hastings 1922 1922
Crosby, Jr. Benjamin Lewis 1892 1892
Crosby Henry Stetson 1926 1926
Crosby John 1890 1890
Cross Alan W. 1966 1966
Cross John Walter 1900 1900
Cross, Richard James 1937
Cross Walter Snell 1904 1904
*Cross, William Redmond 1896
Cross, Jr., W.R. (S&B 1941) 1941
Croxton John Thomas 1857 1857
Cruikshank, Jr. Paul Fessenden 1952 1952
Crump John 1833 1833
Csar Michael F. 1972 1972
Cunningham, Hugh Terry 1934
*Cunnigham, Oliver Bulg (S&B 1917) 1917
Curtin, Francis Clare 1935
Curtis George Louis 1878 1878
Cushing Charles Cyprian Strong 1902 1902
*Cushing, William Lee 1872
Cushman Charles W. 1957 1957
*Cushman, Isaac LaFayette 1845
Cushman, Jr. Lt. Gen. Robert E. 1958 1958
Cutler Benjamin Crawford 1926 1926
*Cutler, Carroll (S&B 1854) 1854
D’Avanzo Louis A. 1956 1956
*Dahl, George (S&B 1908) 1908
Dalby Michael Thomas 1966 1966
Dale, Jr., Edwin Lyon 1945
*Daly, Frederick Joseph 1911
Dana William Buck 1851
Daniels Forest Leonard 1907 1907
Daniels, John H. 1943
Daniels, John Thomas 1914
*Daniels, Joseph L. (S&B 1860) 1860
Daniels Rensselaer Wilkinson 1873 1873
Daniels Thomas Leonard 1914 1914
*Danielson, Richard Ely 1907
*Darling, Arthur Burr (S&B 1916) 1916
Darling Thomas 1836 1836
Davenport, B.W. (S&B 1938) 1938
Davenport George Leovy 1980 1980
Davenport John A. 1926 1926
*Davenport, Russell Wheeler 1923
Davenport Stephen Rintoul 1915 1915
Davies Philip Turner 1976 1976
Davies Thomas Frederick 1853 1853
Davies Thomas Frederick 1894 1894
Davis Benjamin 1895 1895
Davis Benjamin Franklin 1833 1833
Davis Clinton Wildes 1911 1911
Davis John 1835 1835
Davis Lowndes Henry 1860 1860
Davis, Richard Marden 1933
Davis Robert Stewart 1860 1860
Davis Walter Goodwin 1908 1908
Davis II, H.W. (S&B 1936) 1936
*Davison, Daniel Pomeroy 1949
Davison, Endicott Peabody 1945
Davison, F. Trubee 1918
Davison Harry Pomeroy 1920 1920
*Davison, Jr.,Henry Pomeroy 1920
Dawes Chester Mitchell 1876 1876
Day Arthur Pomeroy 1890 1890
*Day, Clive 1892
Day Dwight Huntington 1899 1899
Day Huntington T. 1923 1923
Day John Calvin 1857 1857
Day Melville Cox 1862 1862
Day Robert Webster 1875 1875
Day Sherwood Sunderland 1911 1911
Day Thomas Mills 1837 1837
Day Thomas Mills 1886 1886
Day William Edwards 1902 1902
Deans Robert Barr 1918 1918
Dechert Henry Martyn 1850 1850
Decker, Jr. Edmund Lockwood 1929 1929
DeForest Stephen Elliott 1955 1955
Demares II, Frank Edward 1969
Deming Charles Clerc 1872 1872
*Deming, Henry Champion 1872
Deming Henry Champion 1836 1836
Deming Lawrence Clerc 1883 1886
Dempsey Andrew Squire 1956 1956
Dempsey John Bourne 1911 1911
Dempsey, Jr., James Howard 1938
Denegre Thomas Bayne 1915 1915
DeNeufville John Phillip 1961 1961
Denison Lindsay 1895 1895
Dennis Frederic Shepard 1872 1872
Denny Thomas 1854 1854
Denslow Herbert McKenzie 1873 1873
Dent Henry Hatch 1836 1836
Depew Canson Goodyear 1919 1919
*Depew, Senator Chauncy M. 1856
DeSa Pompeo Ascenco 1841 1841
DeSibour Jules Henri 1896 1896
DeSilver Albert 1910 1910
Desjardins Peter Earl 1965 1965
Devlin Michael William 1982 1982
Devor, Jr., Donald S. 1941
DeVore Mark Samuel 1980 1980
*Dexter, Franklin Bowditch 1861
Dexter Morton 1867 1867
Diamond Peter C. 1974 1974
Dickinson Arthur 1856 1856
Diller John Cabot 1924 1924
Dilworth George Toby 1980 1980
*Dilworth, Joseph Richardson 1938
Dimock Henry Farnam 1863 1863
Dines Tyson 1908 1908
Dine, V. Van (S&B 1949) 1949
Dixon Theodore Polehemus 1907 1907
Dixon William Palmer 1868 1868
Doane John Wesley 1891 1891
Dodd Albert 1838 1838
Dodge Francis Talmage 1904 1904
*Dodge, Philip Lyndon 1907
Dodge Washington 1929 1929
Dominick David DeWitt 1960 1960
Dominick Gayer Gardner 1909 1909
Donaldson William Henry 1953 1953
Donnelley Gaylord 1931 1931
Donnelley Reuben H. 1889 1889
Donnelley Richard Robert 1889 1889
Donnelley Thomas Elliott 1889 1889
Doolittle, Duncan Hunter (S&B 1943) 1943
Douglas Malcolm 1900
Douglass Willard Robinson 1887 1887
Dousman Louis deVierville 1906 1906
Dowling, Brian J. 1969
Downing III Earl S. 1970 1970
Doyle, Jr. Thomas James 1974 1974
Drain, Richard Dale (S&B 1943) 1943
Draper, Arthur Joy (S&B 1937) 1937
Draper III, William 1950
Dreisbach John Martin 1903 1903
DuBois John Jay 1867 1867
Dunham George Elliott 1859 1859
Dunham, Jr., Lawrence Boardman (S&B 1938) 1938
Dunn George J. 1957 1957
Dunning Rev. Albert Elijah 1867 1867
Dunwody James Bulloch 1836 1936
Durfee, Jr. C. Gibson 1956 1956
Durham II Edwin A. 1953 1953
Duryee, Samuel Sloan (S&B 1917) 1917
*Dwight, Timothy 1849
Dwight Winthrop Edwards 1893 1893
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We are UNDER ATTACK: United Nations supporters show their cards in a strategy tax payers fund

We are continuing this policy in bleeding America to the point of bankruptcy. Allah willing and nothing is too great for Allah.
Osama bin Laden

Bin Laden is not the only terrorist that looks at the United States with jealous eyes, because in the US, the Constitution works better than any document for any nation in the history of the world, and those that wish to be kings, presidents and other leaders of eternal reputation desire as many parasites in world history have, to become the next great leader, and in order to do that they must destroy what the United States is to the rest of the world. Because in the United States the desire is freedom, not compliance to a leader, Americans don’t make very good subjects.

This video will show you how the green movement led by people like Al Gore, Bill Clinton, George Soros (not named in this video since he was still flying under the radar back then) were working for a power grab to strengthen the United Nations that is set to crush the United States through regulation and to redistribute wealth to the rest of the world and create power for themselves. It is interesting to see how the policies put in place over a decade ago have turned out to be true. The goal, as Osama bin Laden stated was to destroy the United States not with weapons, or direct occupation, but to drain America of its wealth, and therefore its strength by bleeding it to death to be resurrected under a UN flag.

We have seen through the NEA, (National Education Association; the national teachers union) that they have done their part in the last decade of adopting many of the United Nations policies. The radical teachers in both colleges and public education have been extremely well documented at this site. Just pick an article. We have also seen the activity of people like Bill Ayers, Cass Sunstein, Michael Moore and many other left-winged radicals acting just as dangerous as the terrorist who wishes to hijack a plane and run it into the symbols of America’s economic power, to undermine the United States in favor of a stronger United Nations to achieve their vision of a new world order constructed around liberal philosophy. We have seen in the wake of such devastating actions the radical undertone of American civilization that is actively seeking to bring down America as a nation from the inside through education, taxation, and regulation policy.

Many of those global rulers understand that the key to such a conquest is wrapped up in our entitlement programs such as Medicare, Social Security, and excessively high pay for public employees. They understood that by sponsoring entitlement programs they accomplish two things as a military attack strategy, they buy the votes of the American people who are all too willing to support politicians willing to give them something for literally nothing. This strategy then accomplishes the second thing which is put radicals into positions of power with the ability to influence legislation.

This has led to the current economic crises, which was created by design to place our nation exactly where it is. We all see it and are now concerned with the debt problems our nation is facing. Paul Ryan has figured out how to solve the problem, which can be seen here in his budget plan video.

However, the people who created this crisis will fight tooth and nail to prevent Ryan’s plan. These people want the financial crash to occur. They are not interested in positions of government in the United States. They are already maneuvering themselves for a position in the United Nations of tomorrow. Bill Clinton has already done his two terms as President of the United States, and he is one of the many that are currently lobbying to be the first President of the United Nations.

Programs created at the United Nations, just like local school levy issues, are done for purely the political capital of the politician and funded with the money they take from tax payers. That makes them simple looters by definition. In the case of the United Nations the United States is responsible for 22 percent of the United Nation’s regular budget, an amount that in 2009 was $598,292,101, according to a report from the United Nations Secretariat on member states’ contributions to the U.N. regular budget for 2009. So to put it simply, all the tax payers of the United States are funding our own destruction, and the rise of political power to those that seek to undermine our way of life and redistribute our resources where they see fit.

The intention established by the documentary at the beginning of this article is now nearly 15 years old, and much of what they said then has occurred right on schedule. But it doesn’t need to continue. Americans have the right and obligation to defend themselves from the elusive enemies that seek its destruction. America is the only hope for the greater good because it is the United States that is the only working model for freedom. The members of the United Nations are just as infantile as the local school boards, township trustees, kings, queens, and European nobility that simply want to make names for their worthless lives behind the plastic meaning of an engraved nameplate and an “important” position.
On July 4th 1821 John Quincy Adams explained America’s role in the world like this:

America goes not abroad in search of monsters to destroy. She is the well-wisher to the freedom and independence of all. She is the champion and vindicator only of her own….She well knows that by once enlisting under other banners than her own, were they even the banners of foreign independence, she would involve herself, beyond the power of extrication, in all the wars of interest and intrigue, of individual avarice, envy, and ambition, which assumes the colors and usurp the standard of freedom.

By the way, if you aren’t sure who John Quincy Adam’s is meet him here played by Anthony Hopkins in Steven Spielberg’s Amistad. The speech in this film sums up nicely the foundation principles of the United States. It is only in the United States that such speeches would be made and such thoughts considered. And if America is wiped away by a United Nations that it created, then such speeches will be extinguished for possibly centuries, maybe millenniums until the courage to create a new America can rise again.

And rise again freedom will. It may not be on the continent of the United States, it may be in China, or Russia, or Australia. It may even be on a star ship headed for some distant plant by some future humans on a quest for freedom, because such quests are forever in the minds of man. And the only place it truly has ever existed is in the United States, and this is the source of the world jealousy, and the target of tyrants who wish to prove to their subjects that the mighty America can be brought down.

America still has freedom, but we must fight to keep it, because the effort to get it back again will look like these battle scenes. This is how badly people are willing to fight for freedom once they’ve lost it.

This is the Europe that has been striving to suppress freedom for ages and freedom has attempted many times to overcome it.

Freedom is an elusive quality that a majority of mankind strives for, but only a few have the courage to protect.

In this current fight, where foreign invaders are using the greed and ineptitude of our own public servants to destroy American culture, it is not required to gather up your arms and fight in battle. Not yet. What is required in this battle is to beat the enemy the way they have been beating us, with economics.

Take away the funding to such organizations. Watch where your taxes are spent and turn off the supply that feeds those organizations so that they may dry up and die away, and retreat to a place where they are no longer a threat to our national sovereignty. In this day and age, the vote and your tax money are far more powerful than the bullet from a gun.

So use your taxes and vote, so actual bloodshed isn’t required later. Use them now while you still can. Cut the funding, kill the threat. Keep funding them, and you will lose your freedom. It’s that simple.

Rich Hoffman
https://overmanwarrior.wordpress.com/2010/12/04/ten-rules-to-live-by/
http://twitter.com/#!/overmanwarrior
www.overmanwarrior.com

The College Scam: The cost of bad sex, bad education, and the hook hidden in the bait

TAKE YOUR TIME WITH THIS POST. WATCH THE VIDEOS AND LEARN FOR YOURSELF. WHAT YOU WILL SEE WILL CHALLENGE JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING YOU THINK. SO IT WILL TAKE TIME TO ACCEPT. TAKE YOUR TIME AND ENJOY YOURSELF. THINK ABOUT THIS INFORMATION OVER A PERIOD OF DAYS, NOT HOURS.

By far, out of the three hundred or more articles I’ve written here at Overmanwarrior’s Wisdom this article about the most successful people who never went to college is the most popular. You can view that article here. I just received the results that the article has reached over 60,000 views up to this point.

https://overmanwarrior.wordpress.com/2010/10/27/successful-people-that-didnt-go-to-college/

To me, creative geniuses such as Walt Disney, who didn’t even make it out of high school, and Steven Spielberg who didn’t finish college till after he made all the top movies in film history or Bill Gates who dropped out of college to start Microsoft all tell a similar story; creative genius is what drives our society. It is what makes the United States better than other countries. It is exclusively an American trait, the ability to think “outside the box.”

There’s a distinct reason films like Star Wars, and Pixar’s animated films are so distinctly good in the world marketplace.

I mean think about it, what is the last great film you saw from Russia, Germany, China? I can think of a lot of independent films I personally enjoy, but what about the blockbusters that make billions of dollars worldwide, like Avatar, Titanic, Star Wars, or the Pirate of the Caribbean films. Take Pirates of the Caribbean just as an example, as of this writing, On Stranger Tides, the fourth Pirate film, has been out just over a week and currently sits at:

Total Lifetime Grosses

Domestic: $124,447,000 26.1%
+ Foreign:
$352,700,000 73.9%
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= Worldwide: $477,147,000

So the foreign market spent $352,700,000 on the new Pirate’s film in just one week? Yes! So where is the great blockbuster coming from China? (crickets) Why? Because American’s think outside the box and are able to make such films as a form of art and entertainment. I use films as an example because we all see them, America is overwhelmingly better at making them, where the rest of the world lags noticeably behind. But the same could be said about virtually any industry, aviation, computer science, (Microsoft wasn’t invented in some foreign land) industry, America is the place where good ol’ horse sense has been the father to the mother of necessity, which gives birth to invention.

But why? Why is America different? Well, I would offer two books to explain the problem to the curious observer. One is Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert Pirsig. And Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged. Both works of literature explain why something things are better than other things and how the process works.

What doesn’t work is college. How is college a scam? College is a European concept and since America has adopted it as a way of educating our population, we’ve lost much of what makes America great. If you do nothing else today watch this documentary by the National Inflation Association called The College Conspiracy. It’s just over one hour-long but it is well done and loaded with important facts which supports what I reported in my article about why some the most successful people in human history didn’t go to college, or dropped out while there.

The bad news for all you education minded people out there, that have spent your entire adult lives either paying for your own college debts, or saving money for your children’s college like a “good” parent is encouraged to do, you are wasting your money. You are being scammed in one of the greatest scams in human history. History will remember this scam in future text books and future human beings will laugh at the blind obedience American’s placed at the feet of this phantom foe.

Of the people I mentioned above, George Lucas did go to USC, and from there he was able to network with other filmmakers, so the college did produce a networking opportunity. But USC did not give George Lucas his genius. USC did not make George Lucas. George Lucas made USC. Lucas also used the model that Walt Disney started, and Uncle Walt has never even graduated High School let alone going to college. Jim Cameron was a drop out from a two-year community college; saw Star Wars from George Lucas while he was a truck driver and decided he wanted to be a filmmaker. Jim got a job at Roger Corman’s studio as a special effects hand and learned by doing. Steven Spielberg snuck onto the lot of Universal Studios and pretended to work there so he could network and learn from working professionals. College had little to do with the success of these people. The success came from their inner creativity and could not be given to them or bought with money in the form of tuition.

I talk about film because I understand that business and people can relate. These are names we all know, so the stories are relevant. Colleges using the names of people like George Lucas, or sports programs like Ohio State, use entertainment to market their product and sell the relevancy of their service which is further education. Film schools were put on the map because everyone wanted to be George Lucas and Steven Spielberg, but to date, with thousands of students enrolled over a twenty year period; nobody is able to mimic their success. College is actually making people less intelligent, not more. I could tell story after story after story about people I’ve either hired that have a college degree, or people I’ve worked with that I had to retrain just so I could deal with them in a productive manner.

I’ve worked in Aerospace and other manufacturing facilities for a number of years. I walked out of college after trying to go three times. I went for a lot of the reasons described in the film above; I wanted to qualify for a higher income bracket. But I realize while going that the professors were actually stretching everything out and trying to waste my time. I wanted to learn 3 times faster, but the professors were working by the class and had the same mentality as someone who works in a union that gets paid by the hour. They weren’t in any particular hurry to launch me on my course. And I realized that the value of the degree had less meaning because everyone was getting one. So I chose the traditional path, and worked my way up through hard work. I learned by doing and I’m glad I did, because I notice that I have an advantage over others my age that seem to lack common sense, because it has been trained out of them. I literally walked out of a philosophy class where the professor was teaching from a book I had read years before on my own. I wrote the whole thing off as a tremendous waste of time and energy so I cut my losses before I put too much money into a worthless enterprise.

College is in the process of coming completely undone. Its funding expectations are too high. It’s not able to give students the level of service they are trying to sell. It is in every sense of the word a complete scam.

Teachers unions use college in two ways; they have created state legislation that pays their union members according to their education level. This ensures that new teachers will continue to further their education and support the system to some extent. Then the wage rates are predicated based on the degrees obtained which costs the taxpayer more to fund. Teachers also use college as a justification for why they are needed in high school, and why they should be paid so highly. “Don’t you want your child to get a good education so they can do well in college, and therefore get a good job? You’re a bad parent if you don’t do these things.” Well, I’d say you’re a bad parent if you do send your kids to college.

I have argued for many years with virtually every member of my family that college is a stupid idea. Of course people told me that I just hate education, that I always have and my opinion was skewed against it. They’d say that I hate authority which is true, but not for the reasons they think. (Authority kills imagination which I consider the most important human trait.)

People assume that if you dislike education it’s because you can’t do the work. Well, there’s also another reason, a better reason to dislike education; that’s because it’s a massive lie that has been perpetuated on our society which has made us a worse nation, not a better one. And, it robs individuals of the opportunity, the supreme achievement, of becoming “self made.” There is no higher quality of human endeavor but to produce from an individual’s own inclinations and education. The way education functions now prevent it. Education has within it a whole social class of looters that live off the public dime and provide virtually nothing that a good parent, aunt, uncle, or grandparent can’t provide for a child. I despise college education so much that when my kids want to make me mad they don’t threaten to sneak out of the house on some drunken binge with a bunch of low-life’s, or to get a tattoo in some embarrassing region of their bodies, they threaten to go to college in a place like Oxford, out of the country and in the hot bed of socialist teaching.

My wife went to college for a number of years even though she didn’t need to. I always made sure she didn’t have to work, and could stay home with our kids, and now that our kids are raised, she has the whole day to herself, which I consider valuable. For instance, it gives me great pleasure when she takes a day to go shopping, buys new items at Victoria Secret; perfume from Nordstrom’s and is ready for action when I step into the house at the end of a long day. Yes, I expect it. With her not having to work, dinner is made, the laundry is done, she is happy without the headache of some foolish boss or co-worker that is irritating her, so her mind is clear for a good romp in the bed when I get home, or maybe in the kitchen. There’s nothing wrong with that. There’s nothing wrong with throwing everything off the kitchen table and doing your business there either. Everybody thinks this way, but socially they don’t admit it unless they are intoxicated. Men can drop their worries quickly and sex actually relaxes them. Women worry about more things, so the more you give them to worry about, the longer it will take them to arrive at a point where they are ready for sex. So it only makes sense, if you’re a guy that wants lots of sex from your wife, wouldn’t it makes sense to keep her mind as relaxed and free of worry as possible? If people drop the crappy social progressive feminism agenda, they’d be a lot happier, take fewer drugs for mental problems and their sex life would be a whole lot better. (Just some advice for those with the courage to take it.) But anyway, I’d ask her, “Why do you want to go to college.” Her reasons were those that her mother gave her, “Once you have that degree, it always goes with you. She wants me to have that degree in case something happens to you, so I will be ok.”

“Where am I going,” I’d ask.

“Well, in case we get divorced, or you die or something.” ??????????????????????????????

Her mother is one of those people who bought into the lie of what college will do for you. She grew up in the time of Lyndon Johnston and all the Great Society talk that has all-but ruined our country now. These ideas of college, feminism, security and even divorce are all born in that age, so that’s why she thinks the way she does. People like her believed that by simply obtaining the document of a diploma there was some sort of infinite security that extended to the horizon of human existence until death which is a preposterous notion.

I could tell personal stories all day long about why colleges fail, and their professors fail worse in most cases. I know a few truly brilliant minds that are professors, they write books I enjoy, and I like their lectures. The problem with them is that mostly, everything is cerebral. They can say something without understanding how it can be practically applied. There was much discussion in the Western Arts Community of making my book The Symposium of Justice into a movie. A college professor from Ohio University that was the instructor of the media program there approached me at a bullwhip competition and said he loved my book and wanted to produce a short from it to distribute at film festivals. I agreed thinking it would be a good publicity spot for my book which would involve intense action scenes and it sounded fun.

I arranged to have an actress flown in to play the female lead; we brought in a stunt coordinator, cast a big guy to play the villain and assembled a crew. The professor was set to direct. He showed up on the set and I turned the action over to him.

He was completely lost. He had been teaching people for years how to direct television and film productions, he had stood in front of countless creative minds and proclaimed authority, and here was his chance to actually do it for a real production when it mattered.

We managed to get some good whip stunt shots, and as I pressed him on assembling a final cut that we were set to present to a film festival, he kept delaying. Eventually, after I pressed him to great lengths, he confessed that he didn’t have any good shots from our two-day shoot and hadn’t even compiled any usable footage after two months of editing a 5 minute fight sequence. I was furious on the phone with him and after I hung up told my wife who tried to be a voice of reason for the poor fool, that I could have cut together that footage in a weekend. It took him two months and he produced not one useable shot! What happened to him was he was embodying the long said notion of those who can’t do, teach. He was turning out to be a guy that couldn’t practice in reality what he was teaching students to achieve. Even with placing in his hands great quality whip work, he couldn’t even assemble footage that he had the confidence to send to a film festival. I was as furious with him as I’ve ever been with anybody I’ve ever worked with on a project. He sold me his talent based on his academic credentials, I invested time and money into him, and he failed to deliver anything of any use. I ended up finishing the clip myself in what became The Overman, which won best experimental micro film at the India Gathering Film Festival. It took me several months to get a new crew together and to recover from the previous folly, but it worked out well.

The short of it is that I have personally witnessed that much of the money poured into college, and public school is being completely wasted. Education is fine if people want the traditional education options, but it is not worth the amounts of money we are spending. College certainly cannot, hedge the inflation wave that is about to hit it. What it is selling cannot match the value of the end result that is increasingly becoming much less valuable. The students are learning the wrong things and paying too much for it, the value isn’t translating to real economic value. It’s just currently a system that everyone that works in education benefits from, so of course they don’t want it to change.

Traditional education is needed for the sciences. It’s needed for some art and computer oriented technology. But that’s about it. Everything else could be learned on the job someplace, including economics. One of the examples of this supersaturation of degrees is in lawyers. We have way too many that expect to earn good livings off divorces, law suits, DUI’s, and politics. None of those items are positive for our culture, yet we encourage young people to become them! Why would you tell your kid to become a leech on society, so they can make a good living? Yes, many parents would admit to as much. They would push their children into a law degree hoping their children could become a leech in a service industry, because that’s all legal work is. Legal work doesn’t produce anything. It doesn’t make something you can sell to another country. It only allows one person to take wealth from another; it’s simply an exchange of existing wealth. If we wanted society to be better, we’d produce fewer lawyers, because it’s the lawyers that have trouble making a living in the private sector that are drawn to politics so they can live off the public dime and make the kind of money they were promised in college. It’s a vicious cycle of non-productive thinking that is rooted in a looter mentality.

Economics is another service oriented field. What is it? What does it produce? It tells people how to move funds from one account to another or one investment to another, but it doesn’t actually make anything. So why so much emphasis? Parents will say, because I want my child to become rich. They say those things because the busy parent believes the college literature that their child will be successful at life if the parent spends 30K a year on higher education regardless of the usefulness of the field of study.

That same parent will be mystified why their child listens with so much interest to what Uncle Larry has to say, because Uncle Larry even though he’s all grown up still plays with the children on the floor, still talks the kid’s language. Years later when the child grows up and is sitting in court watching his assets being divided up because he’s going through his first divorce due to his wife’s affair with her boss and left him for the price of simple cruise in the Bahamas, it isn’t the professors in college the man will think of, or even his parents who cast him like trash into the garbage can of college where all that’s in that dump are the inflated minds of highly paid fools that if they had any real value they’d be out producing in the world somewhere. The man will think of Uncle Larry and all the times they played together in the floor, and how wise Uncle Larry seemed. He’ll think of the time that Uncle Larry was having sex with Aunt Rose and the whole neighborhood could hear the noise through an open bedroom window. The man will think, yeah, Uncle Larry was cool then, and he’s cool now………….and he’s still married to Aunt Rose. Uncle Larry kept Aunt Rose feed so there was no boss to run off with. Uncle Larry thought like other kids, only he was in a grown-up body and seemed to be an equal back then. Now Uncle Larry seemed like a genius because the man was less of a person in the courtroom than he was when he was a boy. Somehow over the years he had regressed instead of growing and it was public education and college that killed his spirit making him less of a man than the boy he had been while playing in the floor with Uncle Larry.

As the judges gavel comes down and the ex-wife takes half of their combined wealth and the kids wonder what it’s going to be like to live in a house with a new daddy, the man watches his wife leave the courtroom and wishes he had listened to Uncle Larry, saved his money, not went to college, had more sex with his wife, worried less about silly things, and not allowed so many people who only wanted to make money off him to scam his existence to this monumental moment in court. The man will wish he was back in his childhood playing with Uncle Larry while all the other adults sneered at the immature Uncle and his antisocial antics. The man will wish that he never poured a dime into college that in an indirect way destroyed everything he ever hoped to be by taking the bait cast by an elusive fisherman, that life will be prosperous if he’ll only bite down on the hook.

Once you bite down, you’re caught. The following video is no different from a typical fundraising campaign for education institutions. Whether its fish or tax payers, the lure is all the same.

All too late many realize as the man does in his failed life, that college was but a simple lure no different from fishing. The fisherman is the education institutions that dangle the lure of a good comfortable life. The fisherman promises food for hungry fish. And we are all fish just swimming around trying to mind our own business. We want to eat, and colleges offer us food that only turn out to leave us stuck on the hook.

It is time to take a hard look at not just public education, but also the value of college education, because as it stands, it’s an over-inflated scam filled with looters that are actually weakening our society and a budget break is heading our way as the bubble is soon to burst. Our society will need to be psychologically ready for the fall-out of such an implication.

Rich Hoffman
https://overmanwarrior.wordpress.com/2010/12/04/ten-rules-to-live-by/
http://twitter.com/#!/overmanwarrior
www.overmanwarrior.com

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