Carbon Party, Wine, Motorcycles and the Tea Party: Why Environmental Wacko’s are big business con artists

It was a glorious June 12th, 2011 afternoon. Doc Thompson was hosting a Carbon Party, a gathering that was needed in order to off-set all the greenie weenies as we’ve come to affectionately refer to those pushing a political green movement. Listen here to Doc Thompson speaking with radio personality Matt Clark talk radio host on WAAM Talk 1600 from Michigan the night before.

It was ironic that this carbon consuming event was held at a winery, a place that would typically be associated with environmentalist. But then when logic presents itself, all the people present were celebrating nature. Trees and all plant life consume carbon-dioxide. In fact, the more carbon dioxide produced the better for all the plant life shown in this video of the event where Doc Thompson was the master of ceremonies and spoke of some of the hypocrisy involved in the green movement, which was quite funny.

As I watched Doc’s speech and spoke with him throughout the afternoon, and spoke with others that were present, it was apparent that here, with the 200 or so people who showed up for an event in the middle of the countryside on a Sunday afternoon when there were thousands of other things to do with that time, these are the guardians of America in this modern age. It was those people as I mentioned in my report from the Glenn Beck event in Wilmington, Ohio that are the hope for America’s future.

The people came from all backgrounds, there were young, there were old, there were bikers, there were yuppies. There were politicians, business men, and nature enthusiasts. What we all had in common was a memory and recognition of all the B.S that the environmental advocates have professed with such religious fervor that logic has been abandoned.

What came to my mind was Al Gore, the pot smoking hippie congressman from Tennessee that seems to have lost all his brain cells during his college days and has lost the opportunity to think. All he seems able to do is repeat what is told to him, and he’s turned the green movement into his hippie quest established in the haze of marijuana smoke. One would hope that a grown man would have evolved like most people do in their lives to a level of higher wisdom gaining an understanding of the symbiotic relationship that humans play in the greater scheme of the environment. Such childish notions as those espoused by Gore and his financial backers can only see life from the point of view of the environment. And the reason is that they really see profit for themselves in the green movement, so like most things, the environmental wacko’s, the greenie weenies, the hippies, the dope headed geeks, the burnt-out politician that cooked their brain in college over drug use see the environment as their ticket to prosperity and a method to achieve their childish world view.

Al Gore would be virtually useless as a human being if he did not enter politics, loot money from the tax payer using emotional jargon, or allowing his name to be used by the socialist oriented green movement to be a mouth piece and front man for their aims.

I recently watched The Social Network, which is about Mark Zuckerberg and the creation of Facebook. Zuckerberg is obviously a highly intelligent guy that was able to write code for computer programs. But there are a lot of geniuses out there. Mark wanted revenge on a girlfriend that found his personality, like many did, repulsive. Without Facebook, Mark would just be another obscure geek. However, because the code of his program was able to crawl through existing data bases and match up similar people with interests he invented something that was highly lucrative to the snoopy aspect of human nature, that desire to be an exhibitionist but doing so behind a curtain of protection. Meanwhile users willingly provide information about themselves that companies would spend millions to get a hold of, spending habits, behavior patterns, demographic information, and family relationships, Facebook is that ant trap where the sweet nectar of the trap proves too lucrative for the logical mind to resist. Mark and his partners didn’t know how to make money with Facebook, until he met the ambitious Sean Parker who had worked with Napster and had extensive experience with the consequences of taking on the music industry with free downloads. The money wasn’t in the free software, it was in court settlements and the threat of what that software could do to existing companies. In effect, Sean Parker was nothing more than a pirate that Mark picked up on and learned to use to his advantage. Zuckerberg sold out to a company of investors that saw more money than just advertising revenue in Facebook. It was the databases that Facebook could create on people who made Facebook worth 25 billion dollars. Think about it, 25 billion dollars for a free service. It’s an ant trap people, sorry.

But this isn’t about Facebook. It’s about looters. Zuckerberg to this day is Time Magazines man of the year, President Obama has private conversations with him, but in reality he is simply a looter that made a free service out of revenge against his girlfriend. He made a weapon that makes it easier for other looters to gather information they can use to exploit the public. Does that make Zuckerberg a bad guy, no. He’s a computer hacker, just like his friend Sean Parker. They are thieves that just like pirates took their plunder, and they had something valuable to other looters, which is an information gathering service. I use the Zuckerberg story because everyone can relate, because most people use Facebook and know who Zuckerberg is. With that definition of a looter established, then my feelings about Al Gore can be illustrated.

I remember when Gore said he invented the internet. It’s been a joke for years. I find it bewildering that in Gores mind he could even say or believe such a thing. But he says it, and seems to believe it. He has the mind of a looter, so truth has no value to people like Al Gore. All that matters is images and how people like him can use images to loot money from people, or better yet, convince people to give him money without bloodshed, or violence. The worst kind of looter is the type of person that convinces people to give away their money while believing they are doing it for their own good.

I remember back in the 90’s when Al Gore was vice-president when the Ohio River flooded heavily down in Cincinnati. Al Gore came to town to show “federal concern” over the queen city. When he arrived the TV cameras were rolling down by the river where a large dry area along the river bank provided plenty of room for cameras, reporters and other VIP’s had gathered. Al Gore showed up and wadded out into the water with his shoes on and suit, knowing that the cameras would capture his action and exaggerate the situation. The people present all scratched their heads and wondered why Gore was standing in the water when there was plenty of dry land. But they were thinking with logic, not with the mind of a looter. Gore, the looter, later went on TV to say that the Ohio River was flooding because of global warming.

Years and years of this kind of looting from people like Gore has went on, and people scratch their heads but don’t take the time to put two and two together. Why would a government even be involved in selling carbon credits? Because it’s a scam, just like Facebook is a scam to get people to put their personal activity and personal connections into a giant data base daily, the green movement is a scam to steal money from people over nothing.

One of the reasons the Carbon Party was such a great event was because it was attended by people with common sense, who all behaved with a level of intelligence and an ability to think, so the wine tasted better because the company was good.

Before I left the event that day Doc Thompson and I were talking, he was holding a large cigar in his mouth as a line of his radio fans were gathered next to him to meet him, hungry for his attention. “I don’t want to tie you up, Doc. Your fans are waiting. But I’m glad you put this whole thing together. It’s a wonderful day, people have a chance to taste what America is supposed to be,” I said to him.

Doc rolled the cigar in his lips so he could properly articulate speech, “Great isn’t it.”

Yes it was. The smell of hot dogs, hamburgers, beer, wine and the gentle breeze that blew in from the west which we could see over the horizon of the earth filled our senses. People were happy, and nature was something we all were openly enjoying. But I realized that the primary reason we were having so much fun was because the event was free of looters, lairs and other manipulators of the facts whose true motive is to steal money for their own plunder, and using the mask of a legitimate cause to do it.

That’s what the Carbon Party was celebrating, truth, relaxation, and understanding in an environment that was the best and most pristine that planet earth and the mind of man can create together. It was a wonderful event.

Rich Hoffman
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I Love Jimmy McMillian: Gas Prices are TOO DAMN HIGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

When gas prices are too high, one of the first things people will give up are luxury items. That’s what’s happening to the Liz Claiborne facility in West Chester, Ohio. High gas prices which are ruining the economy are having an impact on businesses like this tremendous distribution center.

President Obama is now in his third year and while he did inherit a bad economic situation, he has now shown that his economic plan was only to perpetuate the negative economic conditions to advance his green jobs agenda, which has only exacerbated the economy in even more negative ways. As of June 7, 2011 a poll in the Washington post reveals that only 40% of respondents approve of Obama’s handling of the economy, and only 33% approve of his handling of the deficit.

At the start of last summer, in 2010 gas prices were over a dollar less than they are now, as they were just shy of $3 per gallon. In fact, over the winter I wrote an article here about how preposterous gas prices breaking the $3 per gallon mark truly were and how any amount of money over $3 would cut into America’s disposable income, and would cause devastating economic conditions.

Now gas is flirting with $4 per gallon and going up. The fault rests exclusively on the green freaks, progressives, and wealth redistribution advocates. Obama is directly guilty. He has openly discouraged oil drilling in the United States, but has openly embraced it in Brazil, helping that country with a collaborative effort to get their feet in the international economy at the expense of the United States. The blue print for all this activity is exactly the plot line out of the book Atlas Shrugged.

The progressive power grabbers however, while they are working the strategy implemented by Cass Sunstein discussed in his book “Nudge” they seek to sidetrack America on silly stories like racism, and plights in favor of the poor, which only achieves their bloc voting goals, while the cost of their strategy is showing up in the increasing gas prices.

Many of us see through the scam though, and Jimmy McMillian is one of them. Jimmy is the guy who ran for Governor of New York under the mantra, “The Rent is Too Damn High.” I love Mr. McMillian. He is what a great American looks like. I have no idea what his political affiliation is, and I don’t care. All I know is that he speaks the truth, and he does so with passion. For America to be great, it needs people like Jimmy McMillian to be in the majority, not the extreme minority. But if you want to know what a great modern American looks like, then watch Jimmy McMillian go to Washington to announce his “The Gas is Too Damn High” campaign.

Here is Jimmy’s website where you can visit and send him your pictures of fuel costs that are too high.

http://www.gasolineistoodamnhigh.com/

There is only one reason that gas is so high, and that’s because of the mismanagement of our resources by our government. It’s a lack of drilling for shale oil, it’s a lack of drilling for off shore reserves, and the lack of energy exploration in Alaska, all of this resistance is purely political. Click here to read a great article about this topic.

The Obama administration now and Al Gore all during the 2000’s kept pressure on oil developers to stop drilling citing environmental concerns. Yet those same politicians are embracing the same drilling techniques in China and Brazil. The reason is because the United States energy policy has nothing to do with the environment. It’s about wealth redistribution. It’s about helping the economy of Brazil and other South American countries, and China so wealth redistribution can be implemented. American’s are forced to swallow this pill with the glass full of bull-shit called “environmental concerns.” The green movement is purely about money, money for developing countries, and disarming the United States so to give those countries a head start on the economic play ground.

The high gas prices are also in place to “nudge” American’s into buying “green tech” vehicles. That’s those stupid little glorified golf carts that we’re starting to see on the roads these days. The cars are small, underpowered, and pathetic, they are not what America is about. They have little place in our culture, but the Obama administration has hung it’s hat on this technology, this is what Barack Obama wants to be remembered for in the context of history, which is a pathetically short-sighted goal.

I stand with Jimmy, and you should too. Send your pictures into Jimmy’s website and learn the truth of why the “Gas is too damn high.” It’s not to help America. It’s not even to help the Earth. It’s all about some pathetically short sighted politicians that want to be remembered for forcing green technology jobs which force Americans to drive slower, embrace public transportation like high speed rail and trolley cars, and robbing the wealth of America and giving it to other countries.

But why would “Americans” like Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, and Cass Sunstein do such a thing? They are Americans too……..because they are more loyal to the United Nations than the United States, and they are hedging their bets that in the future, a position in the UN will have more prominence than even being President of the United States. In their view, a president in the future will simply be another governor of just another country equal to Brazil, China, Germany and all the others. The real power, and the real prestige will be to lead the United Nations, and they’ll gain their reputations, and votes by robbing from the United States it’s wealth, because the whole world is jealous of America anyway, and giving it to the voters of the New World government who will elect them to rule the entire world.

That’s why gas prices are “TOO DAMN HIGH.” It’s a grab for power at our expense and it should make every American very angry. And it does Jimmy McMillian which swells me with American pride. So what about the rest of you? Where’s your outrage and what are you going to do about it!

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
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 Gaspard 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 Jonathan Brewster 1936
Birgen Robert Richards 1968
Bisaro Larry R. 1974
Bishop Noah 1833
Bissel Arthur Douglas 1867
Bissel Wilson Shannon 1869
Bissell George Thomas 1961
Bissell William Truesdale 1925
Bissell, Jr. Richard M.
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 Henry T. 1848
Blake Henry Taylor 1848
Blake, Jr. Gilman Dorr 1945
Blakely Marvin 1977
Blakeslee Henry Clay 1852
Blanchard Jerred Gurley 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 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 1921
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 George Clymer 1897
Brooke, Jr. Frederick H. 1937
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 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 Fercus Reid 1952
Buckley James Lane 1944
Buckley Jr. William Frank 1950 National Review columnist
Buckner Mortimer Norton 1895
Bulkey Jonathan Ogden 1923
Bulkey Tuzar 1865
Bull Cornelius Wade 1863
Bullock Stanton B. 1981
Bumstead Nathaniel Willis 1855
Bundy Frederick McGeorge 1921
Bundy Harvey Hollister 1909
Bundy Hollister 1909
Bundy McGeorge 1940
Bundy William Putman 1939
Bunnell Phil W. 1927
Burch Robert Boyd 1909
Burke III James Eugene 1975
Burke, Jr. Charles Clinton 1937
Burkus Gregory James 1982
Burnham Curtis Field 1840
Burpee Charles Winslow 1883
Burpee Lucien Francis 1879
Burr William Shedden 1834
Burr II Charles B. 1962
Burrell Joseph Dunn 1881
Buritt Edwin Authur 1915
Buritt John
Bush Derek C. 1967
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
German Nazis’ rise to power
Bushnell Samuel Clarke 1874
Bushnell William Benedick 1865
Butler Francis Eugene 1857
Butler John Haskell 1863
Butterworth Frank Seiler 1895
Buttles Albert Barnes 1842
Cable Benjamin Stickney 1895
Caldwell Samuel Smith 1933
Calhoun Governeur 1891
Callahan Hugh Andrew 1899
Came Charles Green 1849
Camp Arthur Goodwin 1907
Camp Clinton 1850
Camp Stuart Brown 1900
Camp Walter 1880
Campbell Alan Barnette 1919
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
Cangelosi Russell Joseph 1972
Capozzalo Douglas Daniel 1976
Capron Paul 1960
Capron Samuel Mills 1853
Carey John 1945
Carlin, Jr. William John Carr
Carlisle James Mandeville 1901
Carlsen Ray Allen 1957
Carlsson Mats Erik 1981
Carpenter George Boone 1902
Carpenter Robert John 1859
Carter Charles Francis 1878
Carter Edwin Osgood 1837
Carter Frederic Dewhurst 1919
Carter Lyon 1915
Carter Walter Frederick 1895
Case George Bowen 1894
Case, Jr. Philip Benham 1970
Caskey Taliaferro Franklin 1865
Casscells Christopher Dyson 1976
Cassel John A. 1958
Caukins, Jr. George Peck 1943
Caulkins John Erwin 1948
Cerveris Michael Ernest 1983
Chadwick George Brewster 1903
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.
Charney Charles Meigs 1865
Chase Henry 1850
Chauvenet William 1840
Cheney Clifford Dudley 1898
Cheney Frank Dexter 1900
Cheney Howell 1892
Cheney Philip 1901
Cheney Ronald Lawton 1958 On the board of
Annie’s Homegrown.
Cheney Russell 1904
Cheney Thomas Langdon 1901
Cheney Ward 1896
Cheney, Jr. Knight Dexter 1892
Chester Carl Thurston 1875
Chibundu Maxwell O. 1980 professor of law at University of Maryland
Child Calvin G.
Child Linus Mason 1855
Childs Starling Winston 1976
Chimenti Norman Victor 1962
Chin Mnu
Chittenden George Hastings 1939
Choa Christopher James 1981
Chouteau Rene Auguste 1942
Christian Henry Hall 1901
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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
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Coon John 1847
Cooper Carnell 1977
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Cowles Alfred 1886
Cowles William Hutchinson 1887
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Davenport George Leovy 1980
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Davies Philip Turner 1976
Davies Thomas Frederick 1853
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Davis Richard Marden 1933
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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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DeVore Mark Samuel 1980
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Dilworth George Toby 1980
Dilworth Joseph Richardson 1938
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Dixon William Palmer 1868
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Dodge Philip Lyndon 1907
Dodge Washington 1929
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Dominick Gayer Gardner 1909
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Donnelley Gaylord 1931
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Donnelley Richard Robert 1889
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Downing III Earl S. 1970
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Dutton Samuel W.S.
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Edozien Anthony O. 1979
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Esty Constantine Canaris 1845
Etra Donald 1968 (lawyer for Ralph Nader 1971-1973)
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Evans Evan Wilhelm 1851
Evans Peter Seelye 1972
Evans T. Boyd 1954
Evarts Maxwell 1884
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Evarts William Maxwell 1837
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Ewing Sherman 1924
Eyre Lawrence L. 1970
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Farnam Henry Walcott 1874
Farnam John Dorrance 1890
Farnam William Whitman 1866
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Feinerman James Vincent 1971
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Finley John George Gilpin 1947
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
Fitch George Hopper 1932
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Flanders Henry Richmond 1885
Fleming Andrew T. 1980
Fleming William Stuart 1838
Fletcher Alexander Charles 1933
Flynn Alexander Rex 1906
Folsom Charles Seward 1883
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Foote Joseph Forward 1850
Foote Thaddeus 1844
Ford George Tod 1865
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
Foster Eleazar Kingsbury 1834
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
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Franchot Charles Pascal 1910
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Frankelm Scott David
Franklin Richard David 1983
Fredericks Joel Richard 1977
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French Robert Dudley 1910
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Frost, Jr. Albert Carl 1922
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Fuller Philo Carroll 1881
Fuller Stanley Evert 1935
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Fulton Robert Brank 1932
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Gaines Edwin Frank 1975
Gaines Milton J. 1956
Galbraith Evan Griffith 1950
Gale Frederick Scott 1983
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Gallaudet Herbert Draper 1898
Gallico III G. Gregory 1968
Galvin Michael Gerard 1971
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Garnsey William Smith 1933
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Garvey John Joseph 1929
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Gates Edward Raymond 1976
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Gibbs Josiah Willard
Gibson, Jr. Richard Channing 1976
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Gifford Richard C. 1954
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Gile Clement Moses 1914
Gile Lawrence Maclester 1978
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Gill Brendan 1963
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Gill George Metcalf 1888
Gill Michael Gates 1963
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Gillette Curtenius 1897
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Glaenzer Georges Brette 1907
Gleason William Henry 1853
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Goedecke William Skinner 1947
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
Gould Anthony 1877
Gould James 1918
Gould James Gardner 1845
Gow Robert Haigh 1955
Grammar Christopher 1843
Grandine Thomas Allan 1981
Granger Gideon 1843
Granger John Albert 1855
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Graves William Phillips 1891
Graves, Jr. Earl Gilbert 1984
Grayson James Gordon 1940
Grayson William Cabell 1944
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Grayson, Jr. William Cabell 1977
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Green Charles Grady 1955
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Green Henry Sherwood 1879
Green James Payne 1857
Green Rudolph 1975
Greenberg Stephen David 1970
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
Grover Thomas Williams 1874
Growel Alfred 1853
Grubb Charles Ross 1873
Gruener Gustav 1884
Guernsey Raymond Gano 1902
Guidotti Hugh G. 1955
Guinzburg Thomas Henry 1950
Gulliver Henry Strong 1875
Gulliver William Curtis 1870
Guthrie III Robert K. 1968
Gwin Samuel Lawrence 1930
Gwin, Jr. Samuel Lawrence 1963
Haas Frederick Peter 1935
Hadden Briton 1920
Hadley Arthur Twining 1876
Hadley Hamilton 1919
Hadley Morris 1916
Hadley James
Haffner, Jr. Charles C. 1919
Haight Ducald Cameron 1847
Haight George Winthrop 1928
Haight, Jr. Charles S. 1952
Haines Thomas Frederick David 1924
Haldeman Richard Jacobs 1851
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Hall Daniel Emerson 1834
Hall Edward Tuck 1941
Hall Gordon
Hall Jesse Angell 1936
Hall John Loomer 1894
Hall John Manning 1866
Hall Robert A. 1930
Hall Stanley
Hall William Kittredge 1859
Hall, Jr. Frederick Bagry 1933
Hallett John Folsom 1934
Halpin Thomas M. 1971
Halsey Jacob 1842
Halsey, Jr. Ralph Wetmore 1942
Hambleton Thomas Edward 1934
Hamilton William 1962
Hamlin Charles B. 1961
Hamlin Chauncey Jerome 1903
Hannahs Diodate Cushman 1859
Hansen Roger Allen 1955
Harding John Wheeler 1845
Harding Wilder Bennett 1867
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Hare Meredith 1894
Harman Archer 1913
Harman, Jr. Archer 1945
Harmar Josiah W.
Harper, Jr. Harry Halsted 1934
Harriman Edward Roland (“Bunny”) Noel 1917
Harriman William Averell 1913
Harris Henry Reeder 1836
Harrison Burton Norvel 1859
Harrison Fairfax 1890
Harrison Francis Burton 1895
Harrison Fred Harold 1942
Harrison George Leslie 1910
Harrison Henry Baldwin 1846
Hart Dennis Charles 1976
Hart Roswell 1843
Hart Rufus Erastus 1833
Hartley Cavour 1912
Hartshorn Joseph William 1867
Haskell Robert Chandler 1858
Haslam Lewis Scofield 1890
Hatch Walter Tilden 1837
Hatem John J. 1980
Haven George Griswold 1887
Havens Daniel William 1843
Hawley David 1846
Hay Logan 1893
Hayden William Hallock 1847
Hayes Rutherford B. (Co-founder Skull & Bones)
Healy, Jr. Harold Harris 1943
Heard Albert Farley 1853
Heaton Edward 1869
Hebard Albert 1851
Hebard Daniel 1860
Hedge Thomas 1867
Heermance Edgar Laing 1858
Heffelfinger Frank Peavey 1920
Heffelfinger George Wright Peavy 1924
Heinz II Henry John 1931
Helfenstein Charles Philip 1841
Helmer Charles Downs 1852
Heminway Bartow Lewis 1921
Hemphill James Tierney 1959
Henen William Davison 1842
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
Hewitt Brower 1903
Hewitt Henry H. 1963
Hewitt Thomas Browning 1864
Hidden Edward 1885
Hiers Richard Hyde 1954
Higgins Anthony 1861
Highfill III Philip Henry 1973
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Hillard Lord Butler 1883
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Hilles, Jr. Charles Dewey 1924
Hincks Edward Young 1866
Hincks John Howard 1872
Hincks John Morris 1920
Hincks John Winslow 1952
Hines Charles Daniel 1871
Hinkey Frank Augustus 1895
Hinsdale Frank Gilbert 1898
Hitchcock Henry 1879
Hitchcock Henry 1848
Hixon Robert 1901
Hoagland Donald Wright 1943
Hobbs Charles Buxton 1885
Hobson Francis Thayer 1920
Hobson Henry Wise 1914
Hodes Douglas Michael 1970
Hodges, Jr. William VanDerveer 1932
Hogan James Joseph 1905
Holbrook David Doubleday 1960
Holbrook, Jr. John 1959
Holden John Morgan 1944
Holden Rebuen A. 1940
Holland Henry Thompson 1962
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Hollister Buell 1905
Hollister, Jr. John B. 1949
Holmbee Jeffrey Arthur 1979
Holmes George Burgwin 1945
Holmes John Grier 1934
Holmes John Milton 1857
Holmes Peter Samuel 1978
Holster Edwin Olaf 1894
Holt George Chandler 1866
Holt Henry Chandler 1903
Hook Noble 1978
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Hooker Thomas 1869
Hoopes Townsend Walter 1944
Hopkins John Morgan 1900
Hopping Benjamin 1872
Hopping James Mason 1840
Hord Stephen Young 1921
Hoston, Jr. Archibald Robinson 1939
Hothhkiss William Henry 1875
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Houghton Edward 1852
Houghton Walter Edwards 1924
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Howard James Ernest 1966
Howard James Merriam 1909
Howard Oran Reed 1835
Howe Arthur 1912
Howe Elmer Parker 1876
Howe Gary Woodson 1958
Howe Henry Almy 1909
Howe II Harold 1940
Howland John 1894
Hoxon Archibald R.
Hoysradt Albert 1877
Hoysradt John McA. 1926
Hoysradt Warren J. 1901
Hoyt Joseph Gibson 1840
Hoyt Lydic 1906
Hubbard Richard Dudley 1839
Hubbard Oliver P.
Hudson Franklin Donald 1955
Hudson Ward Woodridge 1840
Huey Mark Christopher 1973
Huggins William Sidney 1842
Hughes Berrien 1905
Hull Louis Kossuth 1883
Hurd John Odman 1836
Hurd Richard Melanemon 1888
Huribut Joseph 1849
Huribut, Jr. Gordon Buckland 1945
Husted James William 1892
Hyatt Robert Underwood 1837
Hyde Alvan Pinney 1845
Hyde Donald R. 1912
Hyde Frank Eldridge 1879
Hyde Frederick Walton 1911
Hyde William Waldo 1876
Hyde, Jr. Louis Kepler 1923
Ingalls David Sinton 1920
Ingalls, Jr. David Sinton 1956
Ingersoll James Wernham Dunsford 1892
Inman Robert D. 1971
Isbell Orland Sidney 1888
Isham Edward Swift 1891
Isham Henry Peter 1917
Isham John Beach 1869
Ives Chauncey Bradley 1928
Ives Gerard M. 1925
Ives Sherwood Bissell 1893
Ives Charles
Jack Thomas Mckinney 1853
Jackson George E.
Jackson Henry Rootes 1839
Jackson John Herrick 1934
Jackson Joseph Cooke 1857
Jackson Terrence John 1970
Jackson William E. 1941
James Ellery Sedgewick 1917
James Henry Ammon 1874
James Norman 1890
James Robert Campbell 1894
James Walter Belknap 1879
James William Knowles 1878
James William Ellery Sedgewick
Jamieson, Jr. Thomas Crawford 1956
Janeway Charles Anderson 1930
Jay Pierre 1892
Jefferson Edward Francis 1909
Jenckes Marcien 1921
Jenkins Richard Elwood 1948
Jenks Almet Francis 1875
Jenks Paul Emmott 1884
Jenks Tudor 1878
Jennings Oliver Goud 1887
Jennings Percy Hall 1904
Jennings Walter 1880
Jessup J.B. 1942
Jesup James Riley 1840
Johnes Edward Rudolph 1873
Johnson Barclay 1882
Johnson Charles Frederick 1855
Johnson George Asbury 1853
Johnson Joseph (Joe) Hale 1935
Johnston Frank 1835
Johnston Henry Phelps 1862
Johnston Ross 1870
Johnston William Curtis 1860
Johnston William Preston 1852
Johnstone Henry Webb 1916
Jones Alfred Henry 1893
Jones Dwight Arven 1875
Jones Frank Hatch 1875
Jones Frederick Scheetz 1884
Jones George Gill 1914
Jones Luther Maynard 1860
Jones Seaborn Augustus 1838
Jones Theodore S. 1933
Jones Walter Clyde 1925
Jordan Ralph Edward 1923
Joshan Henry Porter
Judson Frederick Newton 1866
Judson Isaac Nichols 1873
Jung Michael 1984
Kelley L.M. 1937
Kellogg Charles Poole 1890
Kellogg Fred William 1883
Kellogg Stephen Wright 1846
Kellogg W.W. 1939
Kelly II W.C. 1944
Kelsey Clarence 1878
Kemp J.B. 1942
Kemp Philip Sperry 1950
Kendall John Newton 1834
Kendall, Jr. William Burrage 1887
Kenerson Vertner 1891
Kennedy Thomas 1845
Kent Albert Emmett 1853
Kent William 1887
Keppelman John Arthur 1901
Kernochan Francis Edward 1861
Kernochan Frederic 1898
Kernochan Joseph Frederic 1863
Kerr Albert Boardman 1897
Kerry John Forbes 1966
Ketcham Henry Holman 1914
Key Thomas Marshall 1838
Kilborne William Skinner 1935
Kilcullen John M. 1934
Killredge George Alvar 1855
Kilrea Walter C. 1954
Kimball Arthur Reed 1877
Kimball John Edwin 1858
Kimball Walter S. 1934
King Lyndon Marrs 1910
King Stoddard 1914
Kingsbury Howard Thayer 1926
Kingsley Charles C. 1959
Kingsley Henry Coit 1834
Kingsley William L.
Kinne William 1848
Kinney Herbert Evelyn 1871
Kiphuth Delaney 1941
Kirby Jacob Brown 1849
Kirchwey George W. 1942
Kitchel Cornelius Ladd 1862
Kitchel Cornelius Porter 1897
Kitchel William Lloyd 1892
Kittle John Caspar 1904
Kittredge Frank Dutton 1952
Klots, Jr. Allen Trafford 1943
Klots Allen Trafford 1909
Knapp Farwell 1916
Knapp Howard Hoyt 1882
Knapp John Merrill 1936
Knapp Wallace Percy 1886
Kneeland Y. 1890
Knight Augustus 1910
Knight Samuel 1887
Knoll George Tapscott 1878
Knox Hugh Smith 1907
Kolar Button Ward 1968
Kosturko William Theodore 1971
Kwok Wei-Tai
Ladd, Jr. Louis Williams 1930
Lagercrantz Bengt M. 1965
Laidley Forrest David 1966
Lalley Patrick William 1977
Lamb Albert Eugene 1867
Lamb Albert Richard 1903
Lambert Adrian VanSinderen 1893
Lambert Alexander 1884
Lambert Alfred 1843
Lambert Edward Scott 1984
Lambert Edward Wilberforce 1854
Lambert Paul Christopher 1950
Lampman Lewis 1866
Lampson George 1855
Lampson William 1862
Lane William Griswold 1843
Lanier Alexander Chalmers 1844
Lapham Lewis Abbot 1931
Lapham Raymond White 1928
Larned William Augustua
Larner Robert Johnson 1922
Lathe Herbert William 1873
Lathrop John Hiram 1905
Laudon, Jr. Mortimer Hamlin 1932
Lavelli, Jr. Anthony 1949
Law William Fabian 1837
Law William Lyon 1838
Lawler Quentin John 1977
Lawrance Thomas Garner 1884
Lawrence Gary Martin 1980
Lea James Neilsen 1834
Lea Robert Brinkley 1871
Leaf Edmund 1841
Lear Henry 1869
Learned Dwight Whitney 1870
Learned William Law 1841
Leavatt Ashley 1900
Leavenworth Donald Loyal 1947
LeBore Barry William
Lee Samuel Henry 1858
LeFevre Ronald Eaton 1962
Legore Harry William 1917
Leighton James 1881
Leiper Joseph McCarrell 1949
Lent John Abram 1843
Leone Frederick Anthony 1982
Leverett Miles Watson 1976
Levering Walter B. 1933
Levin Charles Herbert 1971
Lewis Ashel Hooker 1833
Lewis Charlton Miner 1886
Lewis Charlton T.
Lewis George Emanuel 1974
Lewis Henry 1842
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Lewis Mark Sanders 1972
Libbey Frank 1867
Lightfoot Richard Bissett 1959
Ligon Thomas B. 1962
Liles Coit Redfearn 1973
Lilley Robert McGregor 1967
Lilley, Jr. Frank Walder 1943
Lilley John
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Lindgren Richard Hugo 1960
Lindley Frances Vinton 1933
Lindsay David A. 1944
Lindsay, Jr. Dale Alton 1961
Lindy Peter Barnes
Linton Stephen Duncan 1846
Lippincott David McCord 1949
Lippincott William Jackson 1914
Lippitt Henry 1909
Litt David Geoffrey 1984
Litt Willard David 1921
Little Mitchell Stuart 1907
Little Robbins 1851
Little Stuart W. 1944
Livingston Herman 1879
Livingston II Richard H. B. 1969
Loeser Frederic William 1931
Logan Walter Seth 1910
Lohmann Carl Albert 1910
Lombard James Kittredge 1854
Lombardi Cornelius Ennis 1911
Longstreth George B. 1930
Lonsdorf David B. 1973
Look Allen M. 1927
Look Frank Byron 1930
Lord Charles Edwin 1949
Lord Franklin Atkins 1898
Lord George de Forest 1854
Lord Oswald Bates 1926
Lord William Galey 1922
Lord Winston 1959
Lorenson David Harold 1979
Loucks, Jr. Vernon R. 1957
Loughran Anthony Hookey 1957
Love Ralph Frank 1951
Lovejoy Winslow Meston 1925
Lovell Joseph 1844
Lovett August Sidney 1913
Lovett Robert Abercrombie 1918
Lovett Sidney 1950
Luce Henry Robinson 1920
Luckey Charles Pinckney 1923
Luckey Charles Pinckney 1950
Ludden William 1850
Lufkin Chauncey F. 1951
Lufkin Dan Wende 1953
Lufkin Elgood Moulton 1925
Lufkin, Sr. Peter Wende 1949
Luman Richard John 1925
Lumpkin Richard Anthony 1957
Lunt Storer Boardman 1921
Lusk Peter A. 1960
Lusk William Thompson 1924
Lutz Karl Evan 1972
Lydgate William A. 1931
Lyman Chester Smith 1837
Lyman Chester Wolcott 1882
Lynch Dennis Patrick 1964
Lynch R. Vincent 1945
Lynde Charles James 1838
Lyon George Armstrong 1900
MacDonald II Ranald 1915
MacDonald II Richard J. 1972
MacDonald II Stephen Joseph 1973
Mack Richard Gesrtle 1948
MacKenzie Kenneth Malcolm 1975
Maclean, J.H. 1943
MacLean, Jr. Kenneth 1961
MacLeish Archibald 1915
MacLeish William H. 1950
MacLellan George Boardman 1858
MacLellan William 1835
MacVeagh Franklin 1862
MacWhorter Alexander 1842
Madden B. Patrick 1969
Madden John Beckwith 1941
Maffitt Thomas Skinner 1899
Magee James McDevitt 1899
Magee John Gillespie 1906
Magruder Benjamin Drake 1856
Mallon Guy Ward 1885
Mallon Henry Neil 1917
Mallon John Howard 1919
Mallon Thomas Ridgway 1945
Mallory William Neely 1924
Mallory, Jr. Barton Lee 1928
Malloy Terrence R. 1956
Manice William DeForest 1851
Manross Newton Spaulding 1850
Mansfield Howard 1871
Manville, Jr. Hiram Edward 1929
Marburg Theodore
March Daniel 1840
Marinelli David Leonard 1978
Marmaduke Vincent 1852
Marsh William Lee 1963
Marshall John Birnie 1953
Marshall Samuel Davies 1833
Martin George Greene 1893
Martin George Lockwood 1836
Martin William A.P.
Marvin Joseph Howard 1836
Marvin Joseph Howard 1876
Mason Alfred Bishop 1871
Mason Edward G.
Mason Henry Burratt 1870
Mather Frederick Ellsworth 1833
Mathews Craig 1951
Mathias II Philip 1955
Matthessen Francis Otto 1923
Matthews Albert 1842
Mattlin Fred W. 1973
Mayer Charles Theodore 1951
Mayor Michael B. 1959
McAfee William Andrew 1982
McAndrew Alexander 1913
McBride Jonathan Evans 1964
McBride Wilber 1882
McCall Henry 1840
McCallum Revell 1924
McCallum, Jr. Robert Davis 1968
McCarthy Charles Edward 1960
McClintock Norman 1891
McClung Lee 1892
McClure Archibald 1912
McClure James Gore King 1870
McClure, Jr. James Gore King 1906
McCormick Henry 1852
McCormick, Jr. Alexander Agnew 1919
McCrary, Jr. John Reagan 1932
McCullough David G. 1955
McCutchen Samuel St. John 1870
McDonnell John Vincent 1911
McElroy Benjamin Thomas 1945
McGaughey, Jr. Guy Ennis 1945
McGauley John Michael 1933
McGee Donald Ashbrook 1906
McGregor Jack F. 1956
McHenry James 1920
McHenry John 1885
McIntosh Harris 1927
McKee Elmore Mcneill 1919
McKee Lanier 1895
McKee M. Dunn 1896
McKinney William Allison 1868
McLallen P. Fredinand 1847
McLane James Price 1953
McLaren Michael G. 1972
McLaughlin Edward Tompkins 1883
Mclean Charles Fraser 1864
Mclean John Helm 1943
McLean III Robert 1950
McLeash Archibald
McLemore, Jr. John Briggs 1937
McMillan James Howard 1888
McMillan Philip Hamilton 1894
McMillan William Charles 1884
McNally Edward E. 1979
McNamara Thomas Philip 1951
McPhee Stephen Joseph 1973
McQuaid William Adolph 1889
Mead Frederick 1871
Mead Winter 1919
Meek John Burgess 1960
Mehta Arjay Singh 1976
Melton, Jr. William Davis 1924
Menton James Paul 1956
Menton John Dennis 1953
Merriam Alexander Ross 1872
Merriam George Spring 1864
Merrill Henry Riddle 1929
Merrill Payson 1865
Merritt Henry Newton 1912
Mesick Richard Smith 1848
Messimer, Jr. Robert L. 1931
Metcalf Harold Grant 1904
Metcalfe Henry Laurens 1849
Metcalfe Orrick 1845
Meyer, Jr. Russell William 1954
Meyers Bryan Fitch 1982
Michel Anthony Lee 1926
Middlebrook Louis Shelton 1915
Miles James Browning 1849
Miles Richard Curtis 1937
Miller Allanson Douglas 1864
Miller Andrew Otterson 1939
Miller Dudley Livingston 1943
Miller Francis William 1842
Miller George Douglas 1870
Miller James Ely 1904
Miller James Whipple 1967
Miller Phineas Timothy 1833
Miller Thomas Clairborne 1970
Miller Wentworth Earl 1969
Miller, Jr. Charles Lewis 1939
Mills Alfred 1847
Mills Edward Ensign 1934
Mills Ethelbert Smith 1835
Mills James Paul 1932
Misner Timothy Charles
Mitchell Donald Grant 1841
Mitchell Harry H. 1939
Mitchell John Hanson 1861
Mitchell, Jr. H. Coleman 1967
Mitinger Joseph Berry 1953
Montesano III Michael John 1983
Montgomery Grenville Dodge 1898
Moody Thomas Hudson 1843
Moore David Clement 1973
Moore Eliakim Hastings 1883
Moore Frank Wood 1903
Moore Georg Foot 1872
Moore James I. 1947
Moore Richard Anthony 1936
Moore William Eves 1847
Moorhead William S. 1906
Morehead William S. 1945
Morey, Jr. Robert Willis 1958
Morgan James W. 1971
Morgan Robert McNair 1970
Morgenstern Marc Jaime 1976
Morison David Whipple 1888
Morison Samuel Benjamin 1891
Morison Stanford Newel 1892
Morris Edward Dafydd 1849
Morris Luzon 1854
Morris Ray 1901
Morse John Bolt 1934
Morse Samuel Finley Brown 1907
Morse Sidney Nelson 1890
Morton, Jr. Thruston Ballard 1954
Moseley Thomas Wilder 1948
Mosely Spencer Dumaresq 1943
Moser Richard Eugene 1963
Moses Jack Thomas 1979
Moyer Douglas Richard 1972
Mulford David Humphrey 1846
Mulford Elisha 1855
Mulhern Daniel Kevin 1980
Mullins Frederic Parsons 1912
Munn John 1847
Munroe George Edmund 1874
Murchison Brian Cameron 1974
Murchison Robert W. 1982
Murpee Samuel Sloan
Murphy Frederick James 1910
Murphy Gerald Clery 1912
Musser John Miller 1930
Neale James Brown 1896
Neigher Geoffrey Mark 1967
Nelson Rensselaer Russell 1846
Nettleton Edward Payson 1856
Neville James E. 1921
Nevins William Bessell 1846
Newel Stanford 1861
Newman Thomas Montgomery 1977
Newton, Jr. James Quigg 1933
Nichols Alfred Bull 1880
Nichols Edward 1934
Nichols William Allen 1983
Nickerson Sereno Dwight 1845
Noble Lawrence Mason 1927
Noble, Jr. Lawerence Mason 1953
Noble Frederick A.
Noel Christopher 1983
Nondorf Kurt D. 1979
Nordhaus William D. 1963
Norris William Herbert 1839
Northrop Cyrus 1857
Northrop Birdsey G.
Northrup Robert Smitter 1960
Norton Wiliam Bunnell 1925
Norton, Jr. George Washington 1923
Novkov David A. 1953
Novosel David Gerard 1981
Noyes Edward MacArthur 1971
O’Brien Donald Patrick 1979
O’Brien Frank 1906
O’Brien, Jr. Frank 1947
O’Brien, Jr. Philip 1945
O’Connell Timothy James 1963
O’Keefe Regis James 1981
O’Leary, Jr. John Joseph 1969
O’Neill, Jr. Eugene Gladstone 1932
Oberlin John P. 1957
Ogden Alfred 1932
Ohene-Frempong Kwaku 1970
Oler Wesley M. 1916
Oler, Jr. Clark Kimberly 1976
Olmstead John Hull 1847
Olsen Albert William 1917
Ord Joseph Pacificus 1873
Ordway Henry Choate 1880
Orr Andrew Alexander 1956
Orrick Andrew Downey 1940
Orrick, Jr. William H. 1937
Osborn Richard 1914
Osborne Arthur Sherwood 1882
Osborne Thomas Burr 1881
Otis James Sanford 1919
Overton John William 1917
Owen Charles Hunter 1860
Owen Edward Thomas 1872
Owen Henry Elijah 1864
Owens Samuel L. 1978
Packard Lewis Richard 1856
Paddock Brace Whitman 1900
Page Robert Guthrie 1922
Paine Levi Leonard 1856
Paine Ralph Delahaye 1894
Paine, Jr. Ralph D. 1929
Painter Henry McMahon 1884
Palmer Arthur Edward 1930
Palmer Charles Edward 1947
Palmer Harry Herbert 1883
Palmer William Henry 1864
Palmer II L. Guy 1957

Paris Irving 1915
Park William Edwards 1861
Parker Grenville 1898
Parker Robert Boyd 1933
Parker Wilbur 1880
Parker William White Wilson 1893
Parkin William 1874
Parrott Joseph Robinson 1883
Parsons Francis 1893
Parsons Henry McIlvaine 1933
Parsons Langdon 1921
Partridge Sidney Catlin 1880
Patela James Gerald
Patterson George Washington 1914
Patterson Lee 1922
Patterson Morehead 1920
Patterson Thomas Cleveland 1927
Patton John 1875
Paul Charles Henry 1912
Payne Harry
Payson Henry Silas 1872
Peck Tracy 1861
Peck, Jr. Arthur John 1962
Peitz William Learned 1931
Pelly Bernard Berenger 1923
Pendexter John Fowler 1958
Percy Frederick Bosworth 1877
Perit Pelatia
Perkins John 1840
Perkins Nathaniel Shaw 1842
Perkins Samuel C.
Perkins Thomas Albert 1858
Perkins William 1840
Perrin Bernadotte 1869
Perrin John 1879
Perrin John Bates 1909
Perrin Lee James 1906
Perrin Lester William 1908
Perry David Brainard 1863
Perry David Bulkey 1977
Perry John Hoyt 1870
Perry Wilbert Warren 1871
Pershing Richard Warren 1966
Peters Daniel James 1970
Peters Elliot Remsen 1980
Peters Eric Brooks 1979
Peters Frank George 1886
Peters John Andrew 1842
Peters Kenneth Graham 1981
Peters William Allison 1880
Peterson Paul Clifford 1981
Pfau, Jr. George Harold 1948
Phelan Howard T. 1958
Phelps Edward Johnson 1886
Phelps Sheffield 1886
Phelps William Walter 1860
Phelps Zira Bennett 1895
Philbin Jesse Holladay 1913
Philbin II Stephen 1910
Phinney Elihu 1846
Pickett Lawrence Kimball 1941
Piel Geoffrey D. 1978
Pierce Frederick Erastus 1904
Pierson Charles Wheeler 1886
Pierson William Seward 1836
Pillsbury Edmund Pennington 1936
Pillsbury, Jr. John Sargent 1935
Pinchot Amos Richards Eno 1897
Pinchot Gifford 1889
Pinckard Thomas Cicero 1848
Pinela Carlos 1983
Pinney John Mercer 1965
Pionzio Dino John 1950
Platt Henry Barstow 1882
Platt Lewis Alfred 1879
Polich Richard Frank 1954
Pollock George Edward 1878
Pollock William 1882
Pomeroy John Norton 1887
Pond Jeffrey Craig 1965
Poole William Frederick 1891
Poore Charles Graydon 1926
Porter Edward Clarke 1858
Porter III Gilbert Edwin 1916
Porter John A.
Porter Noah
Post Russell Lee 1927
Post, Jr. Russell Lee 1958
Potter Roderick 1902
Potwin Lemuel Stoughton 1854
Powers Richard Hart
Pratt George 1857
Pratt Julius Howard 1842
Pratt William Hall Brace 1864
Prentice John Rockefeller 1928
Prentice Samuel Oscar 1873
Preston Henry Kirk 1836
Preston James Marshall 1967
Preston John Louis 1958
Preston Ord 1899
Price Frank Julian 1892
Price Ross E. 1954
Price, Jr. Charles Baird 1941
Price, Jr. Raymond Kissam 1951
Prideaux Tom 1930
Prindle Thomas Harrison 1964
Pugsley Isaac P. 1864
Pulaski, Jr. Charles Alexander 1964
Pumpelly Harold Armstrong 1915
Purnell Charles Thomas 1854
Putnam James Osborne 1839
Putnam Phelps 1916
Pyle Michael J. 1961
Quarles III James Perrin 1965
Rachlin David Isaiah 1982
Rafferty John Chandler 1835
Ramsdell Charles Benjamin 1872
Rand Stuart Craig 1909
Randolph Francis Fitz 1911
Rankin B. Courtney 1936
Rankin Robert 1845
Ranney George Alfred 1934
Rathborne Joseph Cornelius 1931
Raymond George T.P. 1949
Raymond Henry Hunter 1841
Raymond Henry Warren 1869
Read Richard Rollins 1947
Reed Edward Snover 1951
Reed Harry Lathrop 1889
Reed Lansing Parmalee 1904
Reid Jasper 1982
Reigeluth Douglas Scott 1975
Reilly John Sylvester 1915
Reponen Robert Gordon 1954
Ribeiro Carlos Fernando 1838
Rich Eugene Lamb 1838
Richards Davi Alan 1967
Richards George 1840
Richardson Allan Harvey 1901
Richardson Gardner 1905
Richardson Rufus Byam 1869
Richardson Walker 1849
Richie Wallace Parks 1927
Riggs Benjamin Clapp 1865
Rimar III Stephen 1977
Ripley George Coit 1862
Ritchie, Jr. Wallace Parks 1957
Ritterbush, Jr. Stephen G. 1972
Rizzo Robert John 1978
Robb James Madison 1844
Robb John Hunter 1843
Robbins Edwards Denmore 1874
Robbins William Wells 1927
Roberts Ellis Henry 1850
Roberts, Jr. Charles Holmes 1916
Roberts, Jr. George Brooke 1952
Robertson Charles Franklin 1859
Robertson Robert 1833
Robertson, Jr. Howard Copland 1928
Robeson Abel Bellows 1837
Robinson Frederick Flower 1927
Robinson George Chester 1856
Robinson Henry Seymour 1889
Robinson John Trunbull 1893
Robinson John Trunbull 1937
Robinson Lucius Franklin 1843
Robinson Lucius Franklin 1885
Robinson, Jr. H.C. 1947
Roby Joseph 1893
Roby Samuel Sidney 1888
Rockefeller Percy Avery 1900
Rockwell Foster Harry 1906
Rockwell John 1849
Rodd David B. 1940
Rodd III Thomas 1935
Rodman Robert Simpson 1879
Rogers D. 1898
Rogers Derby 1893
Rogers Edmund Pendleton 1905
Rogers Herman Livingston 1914
Rogers John 1887
Root Alexander Porter 1861
Root Reginald Dean 1926
Root Wells 1922
Rose Jonathan Chapman 1963
Ross Lancelot Patrick 1928
Ross Thomas Bernard 1951
Ross William Baldwin 1852
Rowe, Jr. Thomas D. 1984
Rowland John T. 1911
Rowland William Sherman 1836
Roy John Marcus 1978
Rulon-Miller Patrick 1963
Rumsey David McIver 1966
Rumsley Bronson Case 1902
Runnalls John Felch Bertram 1937
Russell Frank Ford 1926
Russell Philip Gray 1876
Russell Richard George 1981
Russell Richard Warren 1951
Russell William Huntington (Founding S&B) 1833
Ryan Joseph Mather 1951
Ryan III Allan A. 1954
Ryle Ernest 1892
Saffen David 1975
Safford George Blagden 1852
Safford Theodore Lee 1920
Sage Dean 1897
Sage Henry Manning 1890
Salbeh Richard Alan 1972
Saleh Muhammad Ahmed 1968
Salisbury Edward Elbridge
Salzman Mark Joseph 1982
Sanderson Benjamin 1909
Sanford Charles Frederick 1847
Sanhago Eddie 1982
Sanon James M. 1967
Sargent Joseph Weir 1920
Sargent Murray 1905
Savage Bouifelle 1932
Savage Josiah 1846
Sawyer, Jr. Homer Eugene 1913
Scarborough William Smith 1837
Scattergood Thomas B. 1970
Schermerhorn Alfred Cosler 1920
Schermerhorn Amos Egmont 1938
Schlesinger Daniel Adam 1977
Schmidt Thomas Carr 1968
Schnaitter Spencer Jason 1954
Schollander Donald Arthur 1968
Schuyler Eugene 1859
Schwab John Christopher 1886
Schwab Laurence vonPost 1913
Schwarzman Stephen Allen 1969
Scott Eben Greenough 1858
Scott Eugene Lytton 1960
Scott Henry Clarkson 1925
Scott Larry Glenn 1977
Scott Stewart Patterson 1928
Scott William Iain 1973
Scudder Doremus 1880
Seabury Mortimer Ashmfad 1909
Seaman, Jr. Irving 1945
Sears Joshua Montgomery 1877
Seeley George Wheeler 1961
Seeley John Edward 1835
Seeley John Frank 1860
Seeley William Wallace 1862
Seeley, Jr. Edward Howard 1878
Selander Duane Arthur 1969
Selden Edward Griffin 1870
Senay Edward Charles 1952
Setson, Jr. Eugene W. 1934
Seward William Henry 1888
Seymour Charles 1908
Seymour Horatio 1867
Seymour John Forman 1835
Seymour John Sammis 1875
Seymour S.O. 1857
Seymour, Jr. Charles 1935
Seymour Thomas Day
Shackelford Robert Campbell 1958
Sharp Jonathan Douglas 1983
Shattuck John H.F. 1965
Shattuck John Waldon 1870
Shearer Sextus 1861
Shedden William Martindale 1915
Sheffield George St. John 1863
Sheffield James Rockwell 1959
Sheffield John Van Loon 1983
Shelden Allan 1913
Shelly Hugh White 1835
Shepard B. 1936
Shepard Charles R.S. 1951
Shepard Donald Carrington 1950
Shepard Donald Carrington 1916
Shepard Frank Parsons 1917
Shepard Lorrin Andrews 1914
Shepard Roger Bulkley 1908
Shepard, Jr. Lloyd Montgomery 1939
Shepard, Jr. Roger Bulkley 1935
Shepley Arthur 1895
Sheppard Walter Bradley 1887
Sherill Franklin Goldwaithe 1949
Sherman Frederick Roger 1836
Shevlin Edward Leonard 1921
Shipley Joseph L.
Shipman Arthur Leffingwell 1886
Shirley Arthur 1869
Shugart Thorne Martin 1955
Sill Edward Rowland 1861
Sill George Griswold 1852
Silliman Professor Benjamin 1837
Simmons Frank Hunter 1898
Simmons Wallace Erskine 1890
Simms William Erskine 1891
Simpson Kenneth Farrand 1917
Sincerrbeaux Frank H. 1902
Singer Ronald Leonard 1966
Singleton II Thomas 1961
Skibell Steven Alan 1984
Skrovan Stephen Thomas 1979
Slade Francis Henry 1954
Slade John Milton 1851
Sloane Henry Thompson 1866
Sloane John 1905
Sloane Thomas Chalmers 1868
Sloane William 1895
Slocum Edwin Lyon 1915
Smith Bradford Curie 1967
Smith Bruce Donald 1906
Smith Charles Edgar 1865
Smith Edward Curtis 1875
Smith Eugene 1859
Smith Frederick W. 1966
Smith Herbert Augustine 1889
Smith J. Gregory 1912
Smith John Donnell 1847
Smith Lloyd Hilton 1929
Smith Rufus Riggs 1876
Smith Traver 1919
Smith William Thayer 1860
Smith Winthrop Davenport 1896
Smith III Bruce Donald 1960
Smith, Jr. Howard Freeman 1942
Smock Morgan Robert
Smyth Nathan Ayer 1897
Snell Raymond Franklin 1918
Solbert Peter O. A. 1941
Solley Fred Palmer 1888
Solley Robert Folger 1922
Somerville John W. 1957
Soper Willard Burr 1904
Soule Leslie 1911
Southgate Charles McClellan 1866
Southmayd Samuel Gray 1834
Southworth Edward Wells 1875
Southworth George Champlin S. 1863
Spalding Ebenezer 1838
Spalding George A. 1872
Spaulding Josiah Augustus 1945
Spear Wesley John 1974
Spears Robert Samuel 1952
Speed James Breckinridge 1956 ?
Spencer Charles Langford 1878
Spencer Edward Curran 1880
Spencer George Gilman 1834
Spencer James M. 1867
Sperry Watson Robertson 1871
Spitz Robert W. 1962
Spitzer, Jr. Lyman B. 1935
Spofford Charles Merville 1924
Sprague Homer B.
Spring Andrew Jackson 1855
Sprole Frank Arnoit 1942
Stack, Jr. Joseph William 1940
Stackpole Edward James 1915
Stagg Amos Alonzo 1888
Stanberry, Jr. William Burks 1966
Stanley Harold 1908
Stanley William 1852
Stapler Henry Beidleman Bascom 1874
Staven Karl Eric 1981
Steadman John Montague 1952
Steadman Richard Cooke 1955
Stearns Edwin Russell 1870
Stebbins Hart Lyman 1933
Stebbins Henry Hamilton 1862
Steele Henry Thornton 1846
Sterling John William 1864
Stetson, Jr. Eugene William 1934
Stevens Albert B. 1940
Stevens Eric Eugene 1980
Stevens Frederic William 1858
Stevens Henry 1843
Stevens Marvin A. 1925
Stevens, Jr. Joseph B. 1938
Stevenson Charles 1979
Stevenson Charles P. 1941
Stevenson Donald D. 1925
Stevenson Frederic Augustus 1888
Stewart Charles Jacob 1918
Stewart Donald Ogden 1916
Stewart James C. 1961
Stewart James Ross 1931
Stewart John 1921
Stewart Percy Hamilton 1890
Stewart Peter Hellwege 1928
Stewart Philip Battel 1886
Stewart Potter 1937
Stewart Zeph 1943
Stewart, Jr. Walter Eugene 1894
Stiles Joseph 1846
Stiles William Augustus 1859
Stille Charles Janeway 1839
Stillman George Schley 1935
Stillman Leland Stanford 1894
Stillman Peter Gordon Bradley 1940
Stimson Henry Albert 1865
Stimson Henry Lewis 1888
Stokes Anson Phelps 1896
Stokes Harold Phelps 1909
Stokes Horace Sheldon 1889
Stokes, Jr. Anson Phelps 1927
Stone Charles Martin 1878
Stone Harold 1902
Stone Louis T. 1937
Stone William 1865
Storrs Cordial 1850
Stratton Daniel James 1981
Street Henry Abbott 1912
Strikler Samuel Alexander 1848
Strong Caleb 1835
Strong Charles Hall 1870
Strong George Arthur 1871
Strong Henry Barnard 1922
Strout, Jr. Edwin Augustus 1912
Struzzi Thomas Allen 1975
Stubbs Alfred 1835
Stucky William McDowell 1940
Sturges Hezekiah 1841
Sturges Thomas Benedict 1835
Sullivan Charles S. 1978
Sullivan Corlis Esmonde 1900
Sulzer James S. 1973
Sumner Graham 1897
Sumner William Graham 1863
Sumner William S. 1945
Sutherland Richard Orlin 1931
Sutphin Stuart Bruen 1903
Swan Joseph Rockwell 1902
Swayne John W.
Sweet Carroll Fuller 1899
Sweet Edwin Forrest 1871
Swenson, Jr. Edward Francis 1940
Swift John Morton 1836
Swift Walker Ely 1915
Swil Roy Anthony 1967
Swinburne Louis Judson 1879
Swoope Walter Moore 1931
Tabor John Kaye 1943
Taft Alphonso (Founding Bonesman) 1833
Taft Charles Phelps 1918
Taft Henry Waters 1880
Taft Horace Dutton 1883
Taft Hulbert 1900
Taft Peter Rawson 1867
Taft Robert Alphonso 1910
Taft Thomas Prindle 1971
Taft William Howard 1878 U.S. President
Talcott Thomas Grosvenor 1838
Tarbell Frank Bigelow 1873
Taylor Alan McLean 1902
Taylor Alfred Judd 1859
Taylor John Phelps 1862
Taylor Richard 1845
Teig Joseph Benjamin 1980
Tener Alexander Campbell 1912
Tener Kinley John 1916
Terry H.P. Baldwin 1935
Terry Wyllys 1885
Terry III Wyllys 1962
Thacher James Kingsley 1868
Thacher John Seymour 1877
Thacher Sherman Day 1883
Thacher Thomas 1904
Thacher Thomas 1871
Thacher Thomas Anthony 1835
Thacher Thomas Day 1904
Thacher William Larned 1887
Thomas Charles Henry 1873
Thomas John Allen Miner 1922
Thomas Walton D. 1941
Thomison Gregory Allan
Thompson Donald 1903
Thompson John R. 1938
Thompson Jonathan Penfield 1970
Thompson Norman Frederick 1881
Thompson Oliver David 1879
Thompson Rev. Joseph Parrish 1838
Thompson, Jr. Stepehn Eberly 1967
Thompson, Jr. William McIlwaine 1969
Thomson Clifton Samuel 1924
Thomson Samuel Clifton 1891
Thorne Brinkley Stimpson 1968
Thorne Charles Hedges McKinstry 1974
Thorne David Hoadley 1966
Thorne Peter Brinckerhoff 1940
Thorne Samuel Brinckeroff 1896
Thorson Peter Andreas 1959
Thorton Edmund Braxton 1954
Thorton James Carlton 1908
Throwbridge Mason 1902
Tiffany William Henry 1840
Tighe Ambrose 1879
Tighe Laurence Gotzian 1916
Tighe Richard Lodge 1923
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
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Rich Hoffman
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Charlotte Iserbyt: DO YOU HAVE THE GUTS TO LISTEN TO HER? (or would you rather go back to sleep)

Unfortunately much of the world lives like what you’ll find in the video below of a village in Kenya. I have been to such places, and the images in this video reflect accurately what I’ve seen for myself. I chose a village in Kenya because it is my belief that Barack Obama is more loyal to the country of Kenya than he is of the United States. I believe that based on his actions, because his world view reflects the kind of ideas that can be simply reduced to village life.

It was Hillary Clinton that said “It take a village.” Progressives at every level all seem to have in common this village style ideal of community value that they build their politics around. And even though the idea of a village goes back well before there was ever a Karl Marx, or a Barack Obama, it is an entirely different philosophy from what American was founded upon. However, progressives, socialists, Marxists and all other variations of communism look at the great wealth created in America and feel compelled to help the rest of the world with wealth redistribution, to places like this village. So they openly seek to take from America, and give to places like Kenya. Unions in the United States were founded by communists and their core leadership supports these types of activities and it’s been that way for over 100 years now. Anyone currently in a union or who supports a union is a supporter of a form of communism established by Karl Marx. Progressives and other liberals openly embrace these communist ideals in deed but not by name, because the goal is to over time, remove America’s love of individualism, replace that individualism with collectivism so that redistribution of America’s wealth can be implemented to other countries and their villages.

SEIU is a fundamentally communist organization. They stand for The Ten Planks of Communism. (Click here to read those) The National Education Association is also a communist organization. It is the aim of the NEA to perform the erosion of American individualism and embrace the strategy of social collectivism. The members at the ground level, the teachers may not be aware of this, or may not look too deeply into their leaders, but the evidence is unmistakable to anyone with eyes. Teachers, often very idealistic and well paid, don’t wish to know what their leaders are up to, because the money is good. This strategy goes on well before there was a Barack Obama, in fact way back when the NEA put tremendous pressure on President Carter to create The Department of Education. The push by that union was to put in place a government department financed with tax payer funds to create policies of social engineering that openly embraced communism. This was happening during the years of 1978 and 1979 well into the 1980’s.

Oh…….you want proof? Ok, well, let me introduce you to Charlotte Iserbyt. Charlotte was second in command at the Department of Education during the Reagan administration and she’ll tell you all you need to know about the whole story about the goal of modern education. Do you have the guts to listen to her, to know the truth?

Many of the NEA and SEIU members will tell you that Charlotte is a kook. They’ll tell you that all this talk about engineering the youth is complete conspiracy theory and crazy. The hope is that by the time the kids from the 60’s and 70’s hit retirement age and the kids of the 80’s and 90’s are too old to care, the desire for capitalism, and individualism will have been removed from our society. By the time American civilization figures out what’s going on, America will be transformed slowly and smoothly without weapons or bloodshed. It’s that simple. No conspiracy…………fact. The evidence is everywhere.

Charlotte would have never been given a top job at the Department of Education if she were crazy, or even the least bit kooky. The following documentary is over an hour-long. So if you really want to be educated, have a listen to Charlotte. In fact, make sure you take the time to watch each of these videos because what you’re hearing is the truth. This is what public unions have done with your tax money, they have erected a structure designed to undermine the country we all know and love.

Charlotte has been talking about this kind of thing for a long time. She is one of the few insiders out there who have turned her back on the spoils of the tax payer occupation which comes from jobs in public service, decided to live an honest life, and tell the American people what has really been going on. One of the reasons nobody has listened to Charlotte is because she has spent many years traveling the country and speaking to people who know about her, but without a mainstream media to cover her, people didn’t know about her work, until now. Until the internet came along, and the media became irrelevant, a whole new audience has the opportunity to hear Charlotte speak. Consider yourself fortunate to see and hear these interviews now. Just a decade ago it cost a lot to travel halfway across the country to hear her speak. Now all you have to do is go grab a snack out of your refrigerator, sit down in your comfy chair, sit down and relax and learn what has been going on behind your back for over 4 decades now while you went to work every day to pay your taxes so you could fund your own destruction. Doesn’t that make you feel good?

Secrete Societies aren’t really any different from a labor union. They gather together to achieve a collective strategy. The Skull and Bones Societies aren’t any different. The Skull and Bones must be studied because so many presidents have been Skull and Bones members. Now I personally don’t care if a bunch of college boys want to get together and walk around with their pants down smacking each other on the butt with a paddle, and drink Kool-aid out of a skull. But I do care if these groups, like Skull and Bones members, SEIU or NEA members want to subvert the Constitution of the United States in order to garner more power for themselves. All those organizations require taking tax money from us like thieves and funneling that money to serve their silly plans, so ultimately it is the tax payer that is in charge. They just need to understand how their money has been spent.

While many people will find it difficult to believe what Charlotte is bringing to light, the facts cannot be ignored. Critics of Charlotte can be angry that she is messing up their plans by educating Americans to the scheme they are trying to pull over American society, but they cannot call her a liar. She is telling the story as she experienced it, and her experience is uniquely vast. She has a right to tell that story, a constitutional obligation. It is the thieves of these groups, which have attached themselves like leeches to the American ideas to reshape those ideas into their image.
So as the discussion of “collective bargaining,” or “health care,” or “Medicare,” or progressive taxation,” “public education,” evolves in the coming months it is important to know what we’re either fighting, or evolving in to. My primary arguments about public education is simply the cost of it doesn’t make sense. Teachers as a labor force are incredibly expensive. But if you think about it, this is part of the strategy. The unions must secure good wages for its members to buy them away from capitalism and gain their support like mindless mercenaries to fight the battle against social individualism in order to advance the plight of collectivism, which goes against everything traditional America stands for.

So now, if you’ve taken the time to watch all these videos, you are armed with knowledge that will help you see through the smoke and mirrors such as the video above from Obama. The next question is what are you going to do about it? Are you going to allow your country to be taken from you and your family without a fight, using the tax money you’ve supplied through your hard work to undermine everything you’ve ever believed in, or thought you believed in?

I suppose the answer to that question is in what do you actually believe. Are you someone who wants someone like Barack Obama to give you something like some village leader? Or do you still believe in self-reliance and Americanism. If it’s the later than you better start thinking what you plan to do to save it, before it’s too late, if it isn’t too late already.

And while you’re answering that question consider why so many places in the world are so poor that they look like that village in Kenya. Why is the United States so rich? Wouldn’t it be better to help other countries become more like the America, functioning from capitalism, rather than destroying capitalism so everyone in the world can live like a big village of complacency? Because that’s what will happen, the planet Earth will become a globe of mediocrity and there will still be poor people. But there won’t be a United States of America in the future to help them, because the looters destroyed it like the fools they are, leaving nothing for tomorrow because while they did all this scheming for equality, and social justice, they forgot to learn where wealth comes from. It doesn’t come out of the ground, or from a college professor. It comes from an entrepreneur, a person of ideas that is hungry to get rich and offer jobs to people to help them become rich. That’s why there are sky scrapers in New York, and thatched huts in Kenya. Choose, but choose wisely.

Rich Hoffman
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Karl Marx and Barack Obama: The cost, history, and folly of communism in America

The following was written by Karl Marx in the August 1st edition of the New York Tribune from 1854. “The present splendid brotherhood of fiction-writers in England, whose graphic and eloquent pages have issued to the world more political and social truths than have been uttered by all the professional politicians, publicists and moralists put together, have described every section of the middle class from the “highly genteel” annuitant and fund holder who looks upon all sorts of business as vulgar, to the little shopkeeper and lawyer’s clerk. And how have Dickens and Thackeray, Miss Brontë and Mrs. Gaskell painted them? As full of presumption, affectation, petty tyranny and ignorance; and the civilized world have confirmed their verdict with the damning epigram that it has fixed to this class that “they are servile to those above, and tyrannical to those beneath them.’”

It is astonishing that Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels wrote articles for the New York Tribune from 1851 to 1861, yet it is never discussed openly. The Tribune was run by Horace Greeley, the idealist that ran against President Ulysses S. Grant’s second term, but died of insanity before the votes were counted. Over that ten year period, communist ideology was coming to America in one of the nation’s most influential newspapers at the time running all the way until 1967 after a merger with the Herald in 1924.

There can be no question that the Tribune played a powerful role in firming the stance against the South leading up to the Civil War. The Communist Manifesto was published in 1848 and these articles to the Tribune were written with full knowing what Marx and Engels represented. And it cannot be ignored that during the reconstruction acts, which Greeley took a great part of lobbying for the 14th Amendment which imposes so much federal power to this day over states rights, virtually nullifying the 10th amendment of the original Bill of Rights, the seeds of communism were planted here in the United States by this publisher and Karl Marx as the author.

During westward expansion, and mounting debts because of the war, and a rapidly changing economy that did leave some Americans behind due to the nature of competition and the influence of technology upon that change, the thoughts of Marx took hold from some of those home sick German immigrants paying attention to the so-called philosopher from Germany, who wrote about equalizing the playing field for all workers everywhere.

The shallow battle cry of equality is what the Bolsheviks under Lenin wanted. And what he gave them was a leader that clung to power, and opened the door for Stalin who sent the Soviet Union into the Stone Age of humanitarian thought.

We see in our modern age similar influences lost in the daily ruckus of living. But the ideology hasn’t changed much luckily, so the footprints are easy to see for anyone with eyes that care to look.

Currently President Obama is making those same socialist footprints. The President thinks that this time, the socialist idea will work if he is in charge and we call it a different name. His view is treacherously naive, but such Marxist rhetoric always has been. It falls under the illusion that if a leader is wise and all knowing, and therefore charitable, then the concept of equality for all will work.

A free society is hard. And competition is difficult. But the predictions Marx had about the evolution of capitalism seem like the same as the Nostradamus quatrains proclaiming the end of the world. Capitalism is still here, and with it, more people everywhere have a chance at a quality life than anywhere in the history of the world. The only disparity is from those that read Marx, and keep waiting for someone to equalize things for them. They are the ones pointing to the disparity that they created for themselves.

The philosopher that founded our country, John Locke, where is he in this debate? Why doesn’t his name come off the tongues of anybody? It is apparent that his method of ending a monarchy’s grip, which lead to the United States, and Marx’s idea of ending the same, lead to the Soviet Union, one prospered, and one didn’t.

Marx’s thoughts have failed everywhere they have been employed. The proof is all around us; in spite of the childish shrill from our current president. And what we do with that proof is up to us. However, one thing is sure, and that is history repeats itself. What happened in the mid-1800s from a broke German writer with seven children and another from his housekeeper, living in London who managed to write for a powerful New York newspaper, is bound to happen again and with greater influence in our current media driven society. But this time that ideologue lives in the White House.

Rich Hoffman
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End the Department of Education Now: The march to a smaller government should start there

The videos shown on this article I find repulsive. The Department of Education is populated with these types of people, which equates to a lot of talk about collaboration, caring for children, and test scores. The reality is that they are just adults spending a lot of money to pretend they are actually doing something that justifies the incredible amounts of money they expect to be paid. They are good at sounding important but when watching these videos consider if there is any authority, or truth in anything they are saying. There is a disconnect between these people and reality. They collectively believe that “outsiders” shouldn’t tell them how to behave, yet they forget that the “outsiders” are the people who pay the bill, and are therefore their bosses.

The Department of Education is one of those government creations that have no place at all in education. It shouldn’t exist. It costs too much, and has lost its way over the years. It has a budget roughly of $107 Billion dollars and has a jaw-dropping 4,800 employees. By the governments own estimates in preparing for a government shut-down recently roughly 89.4 percent of the employees were deemed non-essential to operations. Yes, you heard that right, 89.4 percent…….non-essential. That means only 10.1% of the employees at the DOE are needed to operate that whole branch of government.

In 2009 the average federal employee earned $81,258 where the average private –industry employee made $50,462. The private-industry employee then garners approximately $10,500 per year in benefits. The federal employee receives a staggering $42,000 or more for benefits. That means the cost per federal employee at the Department of Education is $123,258.

Reagan immediately tried to get rid of the DOE, as he promised, but he couldn’t get the democrats in the senate to go along with him, after all, they had already taken money from the NEA, and that was the last chance we had to rid ourselves of this giant government behemoth.

We have created a government department that costs a lot of money, and is dedicated on taking the country in a direction that is against traditional American values. It’s a progressive branch that does nothing, staffed by non-essential employees, and it is formed to solidify the political power of a strong union, and we pay for it completely with tax money.

Locally, school boards everywhere blame the DOE for compliance, which takes the anger away from the local districts. The bureaucracy is created to make the system so large it can never be criticized because problems are too large for any one person to ever deal with. It’s an organization built to maintain control of the NEA. As school funding comes crashing down, and more parents are being forced to pay for sports programs, electives, and other extra-curricular activity, teachers won’t sacrifice any of their excessive wages as they stand quietly in the corner and watch parents struggle to give their children options. Many parents are not only paying for their tax bill, which in my neighborhood is $3000 to $5000 dollars per home per year, but now parents are trying to come up with the extra money to pay for the stuff that used to be free, included in the price of their tax bill that supports the school. Now parents must include the cost of transportation twice a day in many schools where a bus used to pick up the child. Now the bill to teach a child has went up because school systems led by the example of the Department of Education have extorted massive amounts of money from the tax payer. In fact, since the Department of Education was implemented, in just the last two decades the average spending per pupil has went up 44%. That average salary for a teacher just since 2001 has jumped up 26%. The cost of education isn’t increasing because the cost of actual education such as books and school buildings is going up. It’s going up because the teaching profession is unionized and unlike in the private sector when costs go up we can go to Walmart, or buy a car from Japan, in education they have a monopoly, no competition, and therefore no mechanism to bring costs down.

In many states Medicaid costs have increased and tax revenue is decreasing as industry moves over seas to avoid higher costs of doing business in the United States. To deal with these financial realities states have decreased education funding by 17 billion dollars over the past two fiscal years. Funding won’t be increasing, not unless the United States creates more product and exports goods instead of importing them. So schools rather than change their funding model which is tied up in labor costs are resorting to passing the cost increases off onto the customer, the taxpayer. In Medina, Ohio school costs have risen 23% over the last 5 years to $75 million in 2010, most of it is wage increases. To shave costs the Medina school board eliminated 106 teaching position, otherwise 20% of their teaching staff over two years. Class sizes increased from 25 kids per teacher to 31. The teachers union agreed to $1 million in concessions taking just a 2.45% pay raise instead of the scheduled 3.45%. The average cost per teacher with salary plus benefits is about $68,000 per year.

Medina has tried to close the revenue gap by asking for levies which voters have rejected for three consecutive years. So the district began charging $660 to play a high-school sport, $200 to join the concert choir and $50 to act in the spring play. Local tax payer and senior citizen 70-year-old Joyce Harris said, “We can’t afford our teeth fixed because it’s too expensive. If we have our taxes go up to pay for little Joey’s football, that’s not exactly fair.”

Notice that Arnie says “it will not become a competitive program,” as if that were a bad thing somehow.

So the Department of Education is worthless. Their education standards have pushed America out of first place. Click here to see my article on Waiting for Superman. They are too expensive, and they have paved the way for the expectation that teachers should be making six figures. And because the Department of Education is really a front organization that provides legitimacy for the teachers union, it has only exceeded in driving up the cost of education, eliminating competition by imposing on tax payers a monopoly that is arrogant, selfish, and grossly out of touch.

Now, this is a video that pulls back the curtain on the rest of the videos from above. This is a video that I have learned is the truth over years of personal experience.

I spend a lot of time talking about these education issues because our future is being raised in this public school system and I see an organization that I am paying good money for, teaching them all the wrong things and it disgusts me. And because of the scam I am forced to support a union that I find un-American, corrupt, and destructive to the kind of country I want to live in. So eliminating the Department of Education is something that should have happened the day Ronald Reagan took office. In fact, it should have never happened to begin with. It’s unconstitutional, violates numerous issues revolving around the 10^th Amendment and is just something that should be removed immediately. It has no place in American society. It can’t even justify itself with results. It’s just a waste of money that stands in the way of reforming our education system to something that is more effective, and it needs to go away.

Rich Hoffman
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Fraternity of Thieves: If the government runs it, you’ll meet the members

The usual reaction to the looter mentality, those people who seek to justify their existence by riding on the backs of the poor, the weak, the young, the minorities, so that they can cry injustice is being done, and they must help those people to create work for themselves. These people remind me of the classic snake oil salesman that might sell a magic potion to frontier settlers to ease the minds of adventures always one decision away from death. Looters are parasites that have nothing to offer but a false sense of security.

Doc Thompson did an excellent report of public housing on 700 WLW. Public housing is one of those programs provided by tax payers, created by politicians using tax payer money to leave their mark on the world by building something they couldn’t build themselves, and to help people who are down on their luck.

What the looter mentality truly seeks to accomplish however is to make victims addicted to the service they provide, just as a drug dealer would do with highly addictive drugs. Public housing is cheap, and provides very little incentive to the people who use it to care for the properties, making them tremendous failures. Virtually everywhere public housing was created, they have only breed high crime, terrible real estate values, and created a class of people who are weaker than the generation that brought them into the world. Weaker, because the ambition to create for themselves is vacant, the pride in not accepting help from someone else, especially government is gone. Once these minds accept themselves as failures, their lives are greatly diminished. The looter politician likes this, because now he has guaranteed voters in the next election because he has people addicted to his services. And the tax payer becomes more of a serf because they are forced to fund programs they might morally disagree with.

The strong and the brave know that to make a person stronger, you have to put opposition in front of that person. For a body builder to make larger muscles, they must lift heavy weights. “No pain no gain.” For a football team to be good, they must have a coach that pushes the player beyond their limits. They must be strong, lift weights and run all the drills required, and the best coached team in the end will win more games than the team that isn’t so well coached. Being well coached means the coach has forced the players to reach a place deep inside to have a competitive edge. A team that has a coach that panders to the players ends up with discipline problems, and victory seldom comes. Case in point, the Cincinnati Bengals.

The human being is built in such a way that they need to struggle to appreciate what is before them. It has something to do with the way the brain creates neurons, how memory is written into the mind. Memory and thought is created when the brain is forced to act to defend itself. This is why poor managers and teachers believe that creating fear in their employees and students will make them better, but fear alone doesn’t work. Fear breads contempt which gets in the way of respect, and without respect, the individual will fail to act on their own, but will wait for direction, which is counterproductive. But those ill-advised managers and teachers are getting part of the process right, extreme circumstances do shock the mind into learning.

This is why welfare doesn’t work. This is why public workers are generally less competitive than private sector workers, and this is why public housing fails terribly. This is also why public schools fail.

I went to the Springboro School Board meeting on May 24th, 2011 to help my friend Kelly Kohls while she is struggling with a contentious contract negotiation with their teachers union. The union there is adopting the same basic contract Lakota just passed. It is obvious that the Ohio Education Association is working a strategy that is state-wide. But to help sell the contract at the beginning of the meeting a parade of teachers came before the audience with selected children from their classes and awarded those children with awards of exceptionalism

I watched the various teachers proudly drape their arms about the shoulders of their students in great affection. Flash bulbs filled the room often as proud parents took pictures to remember the event. But I frowned in disappointment. I looked into the eyes of those teachers, those bright-eyed young women in most cases, and I saw a looter. They are looters because the traits they are celebrating in the young students were given to those students by their parents. The teacher is just along for the ride, yet in the ceremony, the school system is taking credit for the success of the child exclusively. This is being done to justify the existence of the education industry. The teachers don’t know any better but to be looters. They were taught to be in college, so their entire measuring system has its value in the heart of a looter. They take from the community and they give back very little, something of limited value. And they are actually the worst kind of looter, they use children to hide their actions even from themselves.

I watched as each child received their award, the children can tell that something isn’t quite right. Most of the kids were still under 10 years old, so their ability to tell the difference between right and wrong hasn’t been taught out of them yet, so they had blank looks on their faces. But with each kid the superintendent stepped off the stage to shake the hand of the young student, as if the value of the superintendent had meaning.

The superintendent is a looter because his hand shake to the student has no meaning. None what-so-ever. But the superintendent wants to believe that his job is important, and he wants the parents to believe it too, because he wants them to be convinced they are getting the value for their education dollars spent by their property taxes. Yet, the district is projecting a $40 million dollar deficit. So somewhere in the awards ceremony, and the hand shake with the kids, the superintendent hopes to sell the image of importance to the parents so they can pass a levy. That is why he is a looter, and why the teachers are looters. They are using the parents children to sell their value as public employees to the tax payers when the value of the children and the money provided both come from the tax payer.

Is that to say that the school does nothing for the child? I suppose it does to some extent. But in public school, like public housing, or even the BMV, they are all government-run and have very little incentive to succeed, because the culture of all are of the type that pander to the lowest, and weakest that participate. So the strong children are held back. The weak children are placed on a pedestal, and the tone of society takes a step back instead of a step forward.

I have worked with weak, sick and even mentally deficient children. To me, the worst thing you can do is pander down to them. When I speak to such people, I always treat them with the same respect I’d give to the most intelligent person in the world. When I have taken young people into the hard country and they fall, I help them get back on their feet and brush off the dust and keep walking without letting them complain that they are hurt. When I’ve taken people rappelling and they are scared of heights I make them go with the promise that overcoming the fear will have more value than caving into their reluctance.

When my daughters, who are very attractive young women, and I knew they would be, were little and a dog bit one of them in the ear almost tearing half the ear off, my wife and I superglue the ear back in place. I looked at the wound and assessed that the experience of getting 25 stitches at the hospital might not only be traumatic for her and scare her worse than the blood running all over her, but it might even make her hate animals in the future and create an un-natural fear of dogs. So I downplayed the whole thing, washed off the blood, put the skin back where everything was supposed to go and glued the ear in place.

The natural reaction for many would be to run to the emergency room, but I was trying to teach her on that day many things. One, not to fear dogs. It was an accident. Two, I didn’t want her brain to register the event as overly traumatic that might cause actual lifelong damage, and three, I wanted her to think in terms of self-reliance.

The looter would seek to exploit a tragic situation like with my daughter. They’d seek to comfort her, to make her trust them. They’d go to elaborate measures to ease her mind. But what they’d succeed in doing would be to draw her mind in the next tragedy to their comfort. Instead of taking charge of her own situation, she’d seek them out. This is how the health care industry has been operating, this is the cause of billions of dollars of insurance, and this is the impact of public education where information is spoon fed in comfort to the little human being. What gets ignored is the pandering makes the child weaker while the true intention is to justify the employment of the public official.

This is why public housing fails. It breeds crime. It breeds welfare recipients. It breeds broken families because when real tragedies occur the people are left defenseless, because their brains did not go thought he exercise of struggle to obtain their position in life. That is why they fail in virtually every way possible metaphorically and literally.

Rich Hoffman
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Storm Clouds Gather over Lakota: S.B.5 forces union concessions that saves millions of dollars

Doc Thompson and I talk about the historic signing between the Lakota Education Association and the Lakota School Board on 700 WLW of the new contract that removes “step increases” from the financing scheme the district has been struggling with. Click here to listen to that detailed conversation that covers everything from storms to Senate Bill 5. This is the first time in Lakota’s 54 year history that such an agreement has been achieved. But for me, it’s too little too late, and too little when much more is needed.

As the storm clouds raged in over the Lakota Administration building around 7:30 pm May 23, 2011 bringing threatening weather with such wind gusts that the windows rattled, the Lakota School Board meeting was postponed while everyone present sought shelter from a would-be tornado. Channel 19 was there filming the event as a musical act was wrapping up, and effort from Ron Spurlock to create a meeting atmosphere that relieved the tension that had festered in a community that feels overly taxed on one hand, and a teachers union that never knows when enough is enough. I admired the work Ron has been doing, and he seemed o me to be functioning as the ideal superintendent for the Lakota district. He understands the way educators think, but he’s not unrealistic to what’s going on in the outside world. He’s a likeable guy and it shows. He is a perfect example of how leaders emerge in crises, and he is what has emerged as the previous superintendent left town during the last levy attempt.

The Channel 19 reporter told his cameraman, who then told a guy back in the tech booth that a dangerous storm cell was coming our way, so Joan evacuated the room to seek shelter stuffed into the back of the building away from the bouncing glass windows. My wife and I looked at the storm outside then at the people who that had forced so much pain on our community with the union contract, and elected to go outside into the storm to watch the fascinating clouds roll in. We joined the TV people wo had already gathered outside to get weather shots for their various stations. It was more dangerous outside for sure, but the breeze felt good and if a tornado touched down, we’d be able to see it hopefully in time to get to some cover.

Much to my surprise Ron Spurlock joined me outside along with Jenni Logan. We had a nice conversation, nothing serious. I purposely wanted to avoid doing a lot of talking. After all, they had a reason to celebrate and I didn’t want to rob them of the experience. The relief on their faces that the LEA actually negotiated a deal in record time with them without discussion of strikes, or other hardships, was nothing short of stunning.

As bits of mulch kicked up in the wind and became dangerous projectiles that the cameraman shielded their cameras with their hands to protect, I saw on Ron’s face a genuine love of the district and a joy of actually having some good news. So I kept the conversation friendly. This was not the day for contention. Even though the storms were spreading over Lakota from above, by an act of nature, it was nothing compared to the storm that had settled psychologically within the members of the community. So Ron and I stood outside with the news crews, joined by Jenni and watched the dangerous storm with the relief similar to those that are enjoying the relief of a hurricane that had move on.

After a half hour, the storm cleared and the meeting resumed. The contract was voted on quickly and the meeting ended. My wife and I left quietly.
On the way home I thought of the teachers union that had held out all this time and nearly bankrupted the district with their refusal to deal with the school board, to act like children to keep asking and asking for more money when the district has already well-compensated them. Then the reality hit me about their actions. They didn’t give up anything. They weren’t suddenly working with the district and the community that must pay their wages. They have their eye on the bigger prize, of repealing S.B.5 from law in November. It is that law that they want to get rid of and the union strategy is to give up these short-term fights for the greater prize of being able to continue to extort excessive wages from the community in the future. S.B.5 will give school boards such as Lakota much more leverage in contract negotiations. It will take away the unions ability to create work stoppages through strikes which is a heavy-handed strategy the union uses often. The LEA has threatened strikes twice in the last 3 years. Once in 2008, which came down t the wire and then a threat of another in March of 2010, both incidents were over wages and benefits. So the union does not want to lose the ability to use such tactics against the community. So the realization hit me hard that while we were all happy and celebrating at Lakota, a more sinister villain loomed on the horizon.

As the clouds parted to reveal a bit of the setting sun, and the cool breeze that follows such storms was refreshing our faces as we drove with the windows down, my wife and I enjoyed the moment for what it was, a moment of relief in a war that would resume tomorrow, or the day after tomorrow over the repeal of S.B.5.

It was S.B.5 that brought both sides to the table. It was the fear of it that forced the union to put on a friendly face and work with the community so they could claim as much during the campaign to repeal. So my mind went to work on what those next steps would be, as I took a breath and enjoyed the moment for all it was worth.

Rich Hoffman
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Pirates and Politicians, Same Thing: One uses a cutlass, the other uses a pen to force us into serfdom

Doc Thompson of 700 WLW discusses all the various ways politicians are misspending our tax dollars.

This is a rich country. We have plenty of money, and if you don’t believe me, ask Halliburton. There’s plenty of money out there; don’t fall into the trap of this whole deficit argument. The only question is how to spend it.

Van Jones, Former Obama Administration Green-Jobs Czar

It is not a false statement to call people like Mr. Van Jones a simple looter. Comments like what he has made, such as the one in the example, are statements rooted in sheer ignorance. But this is not an article to condemn only Van Jones. This is an article about condemning all those like him that look to the tax payer to fund their looter mentality. I write this on the heals of watching the new Pirates of the Caribbean film, which I liked a lot, but when watching the behavior of the pirates, and their mentality, I fail to recognize the difference between any official that asks the tax payer for more money to fund their “big ideas” when the reality of what they are doing is stealing the money outright. Yes, stealing is the correct term.

Why is stealing the correct term? Well, politicians are using tax money in many cases to buy votes. Lyndon Johnston was doing that as president. He was openly creating government programs that had to be funded with tax payer dollars to care for voter demographics beneficial to him politically. In other words, he took money from people who wouldn’t openly support his programs, but took that money in the form of taxes. If the tax payer refused to pay taxes for the programs he created then the tax payer would be arrested under force and thrown in jail. FDR did the same thing in the 40’s. Roosevelt wasn’t interested in being a president; he wanted to be a king. How is that any different from a pirate stealing the resources of a vessel at sea under a black flag? It’s not. LBJ justified this theft by declaring a war on poverty, which he lost, because if the war on poverty truly wanted to be won, the free market would be more openly embraced. Capitalism would be the goal, making money would be the goal, because if a society desires not to have poverty, it would be more in the business of making money so there is more money to be had. Not just simply printing money, like the Fed is doing now to cover the looting they have been doing for years, but actually producing goods that can be exported to a buyer in another country. That’s how you fight poverty.

Karl Marx spent most of his life in poverty, so it is no wonder he looked with jealousy at the world around him and wanted to steal from them. So he came up with communism as a way for people like him, that didn’t know how to make things, and didn’t want to work for a living, to loot money from those that do make things. Since he was a poor man himself, he didn’t understand the value of money. He thought like Van Jones does, that money just existed out there in the world and he needed to find a way to take it from those that have it and give it to people like him, in other words, outright theft.

Each week portions of our pay are taken from us without our consent. This money is taken under the justification of caring for the government. But if you are a person like me, that won’t use Medicare, that won’t draw a Social Security check, that doesn’t want government to be so big. That doesn’t want to support a system that breeds “legal” piracy, you don’t have a choice. I want government to be smaller, so it can be better managed. I don’t want my money taken and used for such purposes as to the expansion of government. In other words, my money is taken and used for purposes I’m against. It is not for the greater good of government, or the country, it is for the looting and plunder of pirates that instead of dressing as Johnny Depp in Pirates of the Caribbean they wear a suit and tie. In function they are no different. I will debate anyone that wishes to challenge me otherwise. If they do they are fools, because they are simply covering for crimes they know to be true and are complicit in that crime either through ignorance or their own corruption.

Want some proof? Of the 62 members of Congress that left office in 2008, 16 of them now work as lobbyists. Of those 16, 13 are Republicans. Between 1998 and 2004 43% of those former lawmakers became lobbyists. What is a lobbyists? A lobbyist pushes law makers to pass laws that give the organization that hires the lobbyist to have a competitive advantage over either the government itself, which is essentially a pay-off to avoided excessive regulation, or to gain an advantage over another competitor. This isn’t happening in isolated cases. This is the law of the land. It’s common practice! Think about it, why do we need so many laws? We already have a constitution. With every new law passed, there is money involved, money for attorneys, money for tax collectors, and a reason for politicians to be in session and not off doing something actually productive. Law makers are no different from a fry guy in a local fast food restaurant. If there aren’t any customers, they don’t have anything to do, so they’ll just shuffle the French Fries around the fry bin to look busy. Law makers create new customers with our money so they can have something to do and a reason to exist. And in the complicated laws they pass, lobbyists will then hire them for the knowledge on how to comply with that legislation. That’s how a thief gives value to nothing using the plunder of our resources.

To put the whole looting scheme into terms we can all relate with, lets look at school funding, and something we all must send our children to, so it affects virtually every single one of us. The teachers union lobbies law makers for legislation that protects their members. This is why in Ohio school boards can only negotiate approximately 15% of their total budget costs. The 75% to 85% are completely off-limits because they involve wages and are the largest cost of a school system. This means every time a teacher gets a higher degree, they must be compensated according to state law, because the OEA lobbied for the creation of that law. So when a school like Lakota is told that a $160 million budget is not enough and the question is asked, why? The answer is that labor costs that have no limit in their ceiling value are exploding the budget. Since in Ohio property tax is the primary way of funding schools, a school system has no choice but to ask property owners for more money. For a property owner like me, that thinks an average wage of 63K per year is too much to pay a teacher, I’d favor something more reasonable like 49K to 55K, but that doesn’t matter because the contracts were negotiated with the lobbyist not the tax payer. The politicians made the deal to buy votes from the OEA members in order to secure a deal to put the politician in office so he can collect tax money of their own in a different way. It’s lucrative otherwise they wouldn’t be fighting so hard for the opportunity to loot the public. And all the money used is coming from the tax payer. In this case my property value is looted to support values and education I think are mediocre and too expensive. But I have no choice. If I don’t pay, I would be prosecuted. Yet a prosecutor won’t touch the illegal activity that goes on in schools to pass a levy because a deal is made with the money the members of the teacher’s union supply. The prosecutor won’t touch the issue because they don’t want to deal with the political fall-out involved. The teachers union is too powerful, and not worth the political fight.

Why is the teacher’s union so powerful? Because they have many members and if you want to teach in the state of Ohio, you must be in a teacher’s union. There is no choice. So for every school built, and every teacher hired, a new union contributor is born. Each member contributes money to the union through their checks to feed the system. They do this because teachers know that the union has negotiated a larger than average wage for them, about 30% more than they’d earn in the private sector for the same job. The union knows it must negotiate wage levels that high because teachers are less likely to complain about spending their money on union dues if the teacher has a money surplus each week. As long as the union collects the dues from its members it can then dangle that money in front of politicians to achieve their goals. If teachers made less money, they’d be less likely to openly pay a portion of their check to union dues. But since the teacher is paid with taxes and the dues paid lobby the tax payer’s representatives who then make deals with the unions which then turn around and drive up the costs of the service on both ends, the cost of education goes up, and the elected representative has wasted tax payer’s money. The tax payer is spending money on the politician for making deals and not doing the business of the people. The money is stolen from the property owner and then used against the property owner in the form of higher taxes to support the structure of the scheme.

The tax payers just want their children taught. They want their children to read, write and know how to do math. But educators have made the whole business so complicated that they know in order to rally tax payers behind their cause they must hide the shell game behind local sports, like football, or basketball, things that the whole community values, while the real problems lurk under the façade. That is why sports are the first things districts cut, it’s to loot from the community the thing the whole community values in order to extort a vote in the next election to increase taxes. The message is “you will have something taken from you. You’ll lose your social event, (football games) or you’ll lose money from your property value.” Pick your poison.

But what if I don’t want to pay the extra cost? The answer from them is that “you aren’t patriotic,” or “you don’t like children,” or “are you so poor that you can’t afford the higher taxes.” These are the same games played with our politicians to convince them to work against us. But what if you still don’t want to pay? “Then you will be prosecuted.” The money will be confiscated from you one way or another. That’s why such people are simply looters. They are modern pirates out to loot our wealth. They take from us and give to their whore houses, liquor and other scandalous behavior. And by whore houses, that doesn’t always refer to sex. There is a lot of ways people whore themselves.

That’s just on the local level, in your school. Such things are happening in the building of bridges and highways. In the transfer of property from residential to commercial use, in the creation of every new federal program. If such looting wasn’t going on, K Street and the corrupt activity that goes on there in Washington D.C. would dry up like a mountain town in the Wild West that only exists for the benefit of the gold rush. When the gold went away, the town died. In Washington, the prostitutes that walk the streets with police officers driving by them all day long, the pimps that stand in the middle of the street watching over “their girls” all night, the drugs and bribe money that passes hands across the dinner tables would go away. But all those things are thriving to this very day, at this very hour just steps in front of the White House while Obama practices shooting basketball on the White House basketball court, that we pay for too. Stand on the corner across from the Days Inn on K-Street from 9 to 12 PM and watch the prostitutes standing there with their fish net stockings, their skirts that are so short you can see their panties standing up. Their long high heels force their butts to strut unnaturally as they get into a car, drive off and 15 minutes later that same car comes back around the block and pulls up. The girl gets out, joins the other girls, if any are left, then within 10 minutes, depending on how good she is, she’s back in another car and back around the block. I watched one night the same girl get into 5 different cars over the course of an hour and a half.

Who are the customers, lobbyists out-of-town and away from their wives, spending the money that comes easily for them. They are some of our elected representatives. They are mostly men enjoying their plunder, the same as pirates did in the sinful town of Port Royal. What’s the difference? The plunder was stolen whether it was at gun point on the high seas or under threat of jail. What’s the difference? Very few of us would choose to support this activity. So why do we, because we don’t want to be harassed by the government that we pay for?

Through taxation we have created a political class that believes just as kings and queens did in Europe that they are our rulers. They are entitled to loot from us, to rule us as they see fit. And to pay for their service we are taxed on virtually every movement we make in society. We are taxed for every item of food we eat, every gallon of gas we buy. We are taxed for the cloths we wear and the cars we buy. We are taxed, taxed, and taxed working toward goals that are not our own objectives to sums of money we don’t agree with, to support a public social class that thinks it rules us. There is only one term that describes such a person and that is a serf.

What is a serf by definition?

1. A member of the lowest feudal class, attached to the land owned by a lord and required to perform labor in return for certain legal or customary rights.
2. An agricultural laborer under various similar systems, especially in 18th- and 19th-century Russia and eastern Europe.
3. A person in bondage or servitude.

Doesn’t that sound like what we are? Like with the school systems, I am legally bound to pay for a school system against my wishes? My property is taken from me in the form of money so that I may retain my right to property in the form of land. That is theft. I don’t give willingly to my community, the way I’d prefer it. It is taken from me and spent in ways I find disgusting and sinful, unethical. Yet when I get up in the morning and go to work, I pay over 50% of my earnings as a serf.

The Road to Serfdom:

If we’re only a serf to them why not call them what they are. We may have to pay them as a legal obligation, under the threat of the law that they control with the money we give them, but don’t endorse their behavior with legitimacy. Don’t call them “sir,” or “your honor,” or any respectful designation. Call them pirates, thieves and liars, because they are. It’s not extreme to call them what they are. It’s not out-of-place just because they wear a suit and not a pirate hat and sword. They don’t need a sword, because they have a pen which truly is more mighty and dangerous. It is with the strokes of many pens that we are no longer Americans working for liberty and justice, but serfs working to support giant programs that our citizens are now addicted to like drug addicts that will never get enough. We are now committed serfs that are losing more and more of our wealth to support the extortion of radical pirates with only the mind of a looter. They are willing to take from us everything we have to give until we can’t give any more. It is the same thought process of the master against his slave that only has use for the slave as long as the slave is productive.

We are on the path to serfdom, and we are further along that road than many of us are willing to admit to ourselves. Until we are willing to admit to ourselves the reality of these impositions, and to call the conduct of the looters for what they properly are, we will continue down that path until it runs out. That is the nature of the pirate, they will loot and loot until it’s all gone because they lack the ability to plan from one day to the next. They are only concerned for the prostitute in front of them, or the food about to go into their stomachs. Planning for tomorrow’s sunrise is beyond their capacity, and they don’t need to, as long as they have serf’s like us that will continue to feed them.

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

Oh No, Did I Make Some People Mad…..TOUGH: Letters Attacking Me in the Pulse Journal

What you’ll read below is reflective of the stupidity happening in the City of Cincinnati where massive wastes in tax payer dollars are occurring.

Watch this I-Team Report.

What follows is the response to my editorial in the Pulse Journal which is found here: CLICK TO VIEW

Two letters found my comments in this week’s Journal disturbing about the school board and attempted to refute my statements. I’ll present those letters below with my response in parentheses. These two letters come on the backs of Lakota’s contract negotiation with the teachers union.

The 2 million dollars saved is almost the same amount saved from cutting busing. That’s how much money Lakota is saving just in freezing step-increases, which they should have done two years ago, to avoid the current crises. Because the school board did not act in a timely fashion, there are over 600 employees at Lakota that make over 65K per year. Click here to view who they are and how much they make.

Now the letters:

Wrong qualifications listed for No Lakota group

Rich Hoffman of the No Lakota anti-levy group presented an interesting request in his recent letter to the Pulse-Journal editor. His letter solicited new candidates for the Lakota Board of Education and it was striking for two reasons. It was striking to see what the anti-levy group listed as qualifications and it was equally striking for what it did not consider important.

The No Lakota group determined that ideal school board candidates “should be older than 55, be preferably retired or semi-retired, and not looking to use the school board position as a political platform for higher office or to enhance a real estate profession.” Evidently the ideal No Lakota group school board candidate does not need an education, budgeting skills, social skills, communication skills, or any interest in providing excellence in education for the community. Just say no and you’re elected.

The No Lakota group letter continued to infer that current board members “cave to the unions,” that they “intend to overpay the new superintendent” and they are perhaps guilty of “corruption and abuse of the taxpayer.” Our community is in long-term trouble if many of the No Lakota group actually believe those charges.

Although most area residents moved here specifically because of our quality schools, Lakota could still become the next Little Miami district. Imagine that scenario: one home out of every four for sale, property values decline by more than 40 percent in three years, parents paying thousands extra to educate their kids in private schools, and local school decisions made by the state.

No thank you.

With all due respect, Mr. Hoffman, the ideal school board member should be a local taxpayer, interested in providing quality education to the community, understand school funding mechanisms from both the state and local levels, have excellent two-way communication skills, and have the real interests of students and taxpayers at heart. Care and respect for your community does not have an old-age requirement and it is not necessary to be retired.

Al Miller
West Chester Twp.

(Notice that in this survey by Coldwell Banker that nobody mentions schools as being the decisive factor in buying a home. Kind of interesting.

Al, buddy………where did I say school board candidates do not need an education, budgeting skills, social skills, communication skills, or any interest in providing excellence in education for the community? Just say no and you’re elected? Don’t older people have those skills and do they miraculously lose them passed the age of 40? Is that what you’re saying? Al, I expect all those traits in a school board member. In fact, I expect all that and more. I also expect a school board member to be able to balance a budget. This school board has been tasked with balancing the budget and they aren’t doing it, so they obviously aren’t very good at “budgeting skills” as you put it. I could put a child on the school board and they could do the same job as this school board when tasked with a problem.

“Joan, we don’t have enough money to meet our budget needs,” says the Lakota treasurer.

Joan says to the board, “Ok, we need to ask for more money from the community.”

Now, how is that intelligent, wise, or in any way prudent? Like I said, that is the first response a child would have to the problem. Not any of the skills you listed. So what are you defending? Are you saying that indefinitely higher taxes are the way to go, that every time the school needs money, we just throw money at them no matter how much? And I didn’t say the school could fail either. I pay a lot of money in tax each year to that school and I don’t pay to have a crappy school. If those people don’t know how to balance a budget, then they need to be replaced, because we have provided plenty of money to be an excellent school, and continue to do so.

Now, here is the Definition of CORRUPTION, since you brought it up.

1
a : impairment of integrity, virtue, or moral principle : DEPRAVITY b : DECAY, DECOMPOSITION c : inducement to wrong by improper or unlawful means (as bribery) d : a departure from the original or from what is pure or correct

So as to the corruption at Lakota, it is illegal to use teachers while on the payroll of the tax payer to use tax payer resources to pass a school levy. That means a teacher can’t talk about it to students. They can’t pass out literature. They can’t even use a school printer, decorate a bus or design pro campaign literature while on the payroll of the school, yet they ignore the law and do it anyway. The No Lakota Group has statements that some teachers spent entire class periods lecturing their students about the merits of a levy passage encouraging those bright young minds to go home and tell their parents to vote for the levy. We also know of incidents where principals have openly threatened through their PTA organizations to boycott Liberty Twp and West Chester businesses that don’t support the levy attempt. Some of these calls were made during school hours by employees of the district paid for by the tax payer. In fact, I have a letter from a principle that was typed on his school computer and sent to all the teachers that work for him complaining about the community not supporting the levy. This was done during school hours with school equipment, and that is illegal. The school board knows about this activity yet does not do anything about it. That is corrupt. It’s also corrupt to call the token cuts to services as needed when the obvious strategy is to inconvenience parents to extort money from them. When busing was cut to save a couple million dollars under the mask of “needed” cuts when everyone knows that the payroll is simply too high and out of control is an open participation in bribery. Pay the levy or we’ll cut services you need. That is wrong. I actually have many such instances of this behavior that will be revealed should the district choose to pursue another levy. We’ve held back on this information for the sake of the community, but it will not be tolerated from here on out.

And since you seem to not understand economics here’s a free lesson for you. Notice that passing a levy doesn’t figure into the equation here. The value of your home is only worth the value it has to potential people who want it. Most people who bought on the back of the housing bubble bought too high, so you are looking at a collapse that has nothing to do with school funding. In fact, higher taxes make your home less attractive, not more attractive. If the school is expected to still be excellent, and taxes stay stable, your value will stay at market value, which is probably too high because you bought your home on the back of a bubble. Passing a levy will actually hurt your value.

Basically, Al, it is your decision if you choose to not see these things, and you have a mentality to throw more money into a bottomless pit. You won’t be one of the people we’d nominate to put on the school board. We already have too many people who think like you working for the school system already.)

This video could be Lakota, Sycamore, or Mason. The problems are all the same yet nobody wants to deal with the real issue.

Now, the next letter.

DO NOT PLACE BLAME WHERE IT DOESN’T BELONG

Let’s get the full story out there please. The Lakota School Board is acting to deal with teacher contracts the only legal way they can. They have canceled the second year of the two-year contract because it could not be funded. They are going back to the negotiating table with the teacher union to achieve the best result possible.

Do not place blame where it does not belong.

The board said they would deal with the situation through a three pronged approach — reduce expenditures, put a policy in place to limit future expenditure increases, and seek additional revenues. Students and families have given, administrators and staff have given, we need our community now to recognize the need, and participate in maintaining and preserving the investment made by this community in our schools. The fact of the matter is that our school district can not be sustained without a levy. There is nowhere else to cut costs. If we want our communities to continue to be a great place for families to live, a great place to raise children, then we have to pass the levy in November.

Back when the first levy failure happened, the “no” people said they wanted the district to make serious cuts before they would support a levy. The cuts have been made. The cuts continue to be made. What is their argument now?

We must recognize that our school district and the school board are limited by law and mandates. Dedicated and civic minded individuals who genuinely care about the future of this district and these students would be welcome to be a part of the solution. Please be a part of the future of our communities and support our schools.

We must pass the next levy in order to have a sustainable and continuously excellent school district.

Andrea Henderson
West Chester Twp.

(Andrea, those cuts have not been made. The school board cut buses, laid-off some newer teachers, and made sports a pay for play deal. All those cuts are designed by the OSBA to inconvenience parents and force them to vote for a levy the next time. These strategies are taught to school board members at Levy University in Columbus. I know many school board members that have taken this class, so I know what goes on there.

Now, as to the district being limited by law in what they can cut, what you’re talking about is the teacher’s contracts and the protections the OEA have lobbied on their behalf. That is the very reason that Kasich signed Senate Bill 5 into law, to give the school board the ability to control their costs. So technically it isn’t illegal any more to attack those contract costs. Unions are scared to death of this bill, which is why they are trying so hard to get the bill repealed. Notice how these teachers speak in extreme ways. “It will destroy what we fought for, for years.”

We can’t afford their union. We can’t afford their collective bargaining. These rights they are speaking about are a result of FDR and LBJ, and their big government policies. They aren’t rights granted by the US Constitution and we are not required to pay for them as property owners. It should actually be discussed that it’s unfair to property owners to be forced to pay for the high expectations of these union employees.

Once those current teacher contracts are up, school boards can deal with that 85% of their escalating costs that have been illegal. Besides the potential problem with the law restricting control of those employee costs, we also have the trouble with quantitative easing that is about to hit us all hard from the federal level, so asking for a higher taxes will destroy many families. Oh, you don’t know what quantitative easing is. I’m sorry. Here’s a lesson.

The sad thing is, and I don’t mean to pick on you, there are thousands of people who think the same way you do, and they’re all wrong; that you are willing to write these people a free pass. For a district to be forced by law to incur further taxation is insane, foolish, and pure extortion in the simplest form. Anyone that supports such measures has an education that has failed them completely. Supporting your school does not mean tossing money out the window of a runaway bus. Supporting your school means solving problems when they come up. Squeezing the property owners for everything they have while an aggressive teachers union has negotiated a scam on us all, to maintain an average wage of 63K per year is insane. People who say “good” and “money” in the same sentence do not understand the value of things, and are ignorant to what makes something better than something else. You cannot rape and pillage a community of its resources and expect it to last.

The No Lakota people have different degrees of resistance. For me, I want education reform completely. I don’t like the current system, and I want to see major changes. It’s not worth 10K per kid. The senior citizens in our group are on a fixed income, and they can’t afford the tax. And the business owners in our group are people who have been hit hard by the recession. They are sitting on property that they invested in years ago that should have been paying them back by now, but are currently sitting vacant. Further taxes on that property only drain more money from them. So when people who don’t value money say these people are rich, and should pay their fair share, they sound like fools because they aren’t the people who are building up the community. The people supporting these tax levies are typically people who have kids in the school, they moved to Lakota to be a part of a good community, they want sports for their kids and all the electives of a large school, but they also want it cheap. They want the “shared” costs of the entire community that pays these costs year after year. These are the same people who will move out of Lakota when their kids grow up and leave the community, and those parents will downsize to another home in Florida or someplace else. Meanwhile, they’ll leave people like me with the bill they racked up. So don’t lecture me about what makes a good community. The people who want this levy are people who want something good cheaply and you want it for your own selfish reasons. When your kids are done with the system, chances are you’ll move anyway. )

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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