Codeword Barbêlôn

P.D. Stuart – a word from the author) The Jesuits, who are they?
They are men of every sort, full of subtle deceit and abominable deception. And they behave as though they were above all laws, like a self-anointed aristocracy – they are the worst kind of monks. Be it also known that the modus operandi of the members of this great secret society is to carry on their work in silence, darkness, and concealment. And so, they will surely deny all that is said about their society in this volume: they will deny their own books, they will even deny their real doctrines and their bloody oaths. For that is their strategy.
But I guarantee you that, apart from their bald denials, it will be impossible for them to gainsay what shall be revealed in this book, when we quote the originals of their own letters, and works the name, the page, chapter and verse.

Let the reader reflect on this most audacious passage found in the writings of the Jesuit scholar Anthony Escobar. In his Secret Instructions Escobar treats us to what is perhaps the most innovative principle of Jesuitism: "It is lawful […] to make use of the science aquired through the assistance of the devil, provided the preservation and use of that knowledge do not depend upon the devil, for the knowledge is good itself, and the sin by which it was aquired has gone by." (Anthony Escobar, Theologiæ Moralis, Tomus iv. Lugduni, 1663 Tom iv., lib. xxviii., sect. I, de Præcept I, c. 20, n. 184, reprint 1652 – Ed. Bibl. Acad. Cant. – in Mainz , 1723) Such are their effronteries. Such are their nostrums – my, my, what intriguing doctrines these men have – they will sell their souls on eBay.

Yes, I promise you that there will be many things that will surprise you, much that will shock you, and some that may even confuse you, but that in the end you will see the entire conspiracy revealed – laid bare, open, and naked before your eyes. Indeed, as Professor Morse said, "the array of facts and arguments going to prove the existence of such a conspiracy will astonish any man who opens the book with the same incredulity as we did."
My sincerest hope is that humanity will hereby be aroused – rulers, statesmen, men in positions of trust and authority, thinking men and women of all classes, everywhere – to the realization of the importance of these facts. Or else, we are doomed. For the deadly serpent is already coiled at our feet, ready to strike.

Comte de Montlosier gave this thunderous assessment of the agenda of the Great Secret Society:
A vast system – no, let us not mince words, a vast conspiracy – has arisen against Religion […] and Society. I saw it in its first stirrings, I have followed its progress, I see now as it prepares to crush us beneath its ruins ...
On this prediction of Montlosier we can count with the accuracy of a calculating machine.
As to conspiracy theories, the reader will find a superabundance of proof within this book. To the skeptical reader, your doubts are quite understandable, for as J. Edgar Hoover, the ex-FBI Director and founder, once wrote, the conspiracy is so immense that "the individual […] coming face-to-face with a conspiracy so monstrous […] cannot believe it exists [… the] mind simply has not come to a realization of the evil which has been introduced into our midst."
Here, however, I hope to offer some solvents for your doubts. For I am fully aware that these facts and discussions in my book may be at first quite surprising to some, even shocking. No doubt there are those who will smile and say that this is no more than an enthusiastic working up of the imagination: mere conspiracy theories, by which to "allure and tickle weak minds". And so, upon the very subjects indicated and the above-mentioned connections, I will now offer details. For I know the state of minds today, and it does not enter into my plan to ignore any theme, any fact, which might persuade the doubter or convince the sceptic. To those who wish to sleep, sleep on, but let us not be naïve at our gross expense.

Chapter XXXII – Skull and Bones
"It's part of who I am" – The highest moral authority

During his presidential campaign of 2000, George W. Bush gave a 90-minute talk (on July 31) with the managing editor of the Illuminati controlled TIME magazine (so says Jesuit Professor Carroll Quigley: see later chapter titled "The Rhodes Gang"). At one point in the interview, Walter Isaacson asked Mr. Bush whether it troubled him at all that he had been initiated into the secret Society of Skull and Bones, to which Bush responded exuberantly, "No qualms at all. I was honored."
The problem with that response is that the secrets of this order mark its members as infidels and debauchees, with skeletons in their closets.
The reason the "literary society" of Skull and Bones is of particular concern is that its members are required to take an oath (see later) that completely absolves them from – takes precedence over – allegiance to any nation or king or government or constitution, including the negating of any subsequent oath which they may be required to take, that conflicts with the interests of the order. To whom then do they swear their ultimate allegiance? We must go back to the origin of the order to see the roots that sustain these branches.
Now, there has been a certain amount of deliberate falsehoods put out by some who belong to the order called Skull and Bones. I now offer a very different, and we hope more correct view. As we shall see, Skull and Bones is merely a chapter of the German Illuminati, founded by the Jesuit, Adam Weishaupt.

The history of Skull and Bones)
The masterminds behind the formation of Skull and Bones were William Huntington Russell and Alphonso Taft. Russell, while on a student tour of Germany, met Adam Weishaupt and was initiated by him into the Illuminati. In 1832, Russell took his newfound wisdom (or "illumination") back to America. A year later, in 1832, a group of Yale undergraduates, led by Alphonso Taft and Russell, formed a society called, "The Skull and Bones," modelled after the old Phi Beta Kappa Society of 1776 and set up as Chapter 322 of the German Illuminati. Today Skull and Bones' corporate name is The Russell Trust Association, which financies Skull and Bones, and also supervises the order's adherence to the tradition.
Alphonso Taft would later become both President and Chief Justice of the United States – one of four Justices known as the "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse". Indeed, "Skull and Bones leads the list in influence, age, and society standing," among American secret society.

Why have I alleged that Skull and Bones is a Chapter of the German Illuminati formed by Adam Weishaupt? What evidence is there to support this? There is a world-wide secret society called the Brotherhood of Death Society, whose symbol is also the skull with two crossed bones. At this point we want to draw a comparison between Skull and Bones and the order known as the Thule Society, which many commentators have said is the German chapter of the Brotherhood of Death Society. It is known that Adolf Hitler joined this society in 1919, under the leadership of Dietrich Eckhart. As Eckhart revealed on his deathbed: "Follow Hitler! He will dance, but it is I who have called the tune. I have initiated him into the Secret Doctrine, opened his centers in vision, and given him the means to communicate with the powers."
Skull and Bones' symbol is also a skull with two crossed bones, but with the mysterious number "322" underneath. It is claimed that certain documents exist which state that Skull and Bones is Chapter 322 of a corps of a German University, and that this German Secret Society (the Thule Society) was the basis for the founding of Skull and Bones at Yale University in 1832. In 1876 the headquarters of Skull and Bones was broken into and a document was found inside with the these words: "From the German Chapter. Presented by Patriarch D.C. Gilman of D. 50."

There are indeed some very striking similarities. Like the Thule Society, members of the Order of Skull and Bones are initiated into the society by what is called "sexual magic ritual". "The [ritualistic] death of the initiate will be as frightful as the use of human skeletons and ritual psychology can make it." The Thule Society performed sexual rituals in their practices, likewise, Skull and Bones also incorporates sexual activities into their initiations (for which see later). Additionally, The Thule Society, were "concerned with raising their consciousness by means of rituals to awareness of evil and nonhuman intelligences in the universe, and with achieving means of communication with these intelligences." Likewise, the initiates of Skull and Bones believe that they are "born again", a term that in the Bones vocabulary means "enlightenment", not the usually meaning given to it in the Christian Gospels.
Significantly, in the book Proofs of a Conspiracy (previously cited) Prof. Robison described the initiation ceremony into the "Regent Degree" of the Illuminati, and according to author Kris Millegan, in his book Fleshing Out Skull and Bones, "It [the Illuminati's initiation ceremony] bears a striking resemblance to the […] ritual for entry into Skull and Bones at Yale."

The oath taken by the Illuminati requires the initiated to disregard all bonds of allegiance whether to father, mother, brothers, sisters, relations, friends or to the king, magistrates, and any other authority to which loyalty, obedience, or service may have been sworn. The particular passage reads: "faithfulness and everlasting obedience to all superiors and regulations of the order […] you are free from the so-called oath to country and laws: swear to reveal to the new chief […] what you may have seen or done, intercepted, read or heard, learned or surmised, and also seek for and spy out what your eyes cannot discern. Honour and respect the Aqua Tofana (a slow poison) as a sure, prompt, and necessary means of purging the globe by death of those who seek to vilify the truth [their ideology] and seize it from our hands [...] in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit."

"You must be born again": Initiation by Don Quixote
Let us look more closely at Skull and Bones and its grotesque Illuminati initiation ritual. On April 23, 2001, ABC News reported on a Hidden Video Capture of the Skull and Bones initiation ritual. From this video we know that the initiation takes place on the campus of Yale University in a building called "The Tomb". Ron Rosenbaum, columnist for the New York Observer, hid out on the ledge of a nearby building and videotaped the nocturnal initiation ceremony in the Tomb's courtyard. He says that in the room "The death's-head logo stamps everything from crockery to painted borders on the wall." There were three people officiating – one dressed like the pope, another like Hiram Abif (the Masonic Messiah) and a third like a Don Quixote.
Why the Skull and Bones ritual would have as officiants Bonesmen dressed like the pope, Hiram Abif, and Don Quixote? Let’s look at this a bit closer. However, we need not strain for an answer: the pope represents the supremacy of Catholicism, in Hiram Abif we have the well known representative of Freemasonry. But who is this character Don Quixote?
The Jesuit Carroll Quigley once said, "look at the real situations which lie beneath the conceptual and verbal symbols." So let's take his advice. Quixote was satirically characterized as the epically famous "madman" of Azpeitia. If we start with Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, the author of Don Quixote, we discover that not only was he a "strict Roman Catholic" it is believed that he also attended a Jesuit school in 1566: "Cervantes is likely [to have] enrolled in a Jesuit high school (colegio)." Next we find that Cervantes' book Don Quixote expressly refers to the pope as "His Holiness the Pope" and "his holiness Pope Pius V of happy memory." (pp. 138, 331).
Interestingly, Pope Gregory XII used almost identical words to Cervantes in his letter, dated December 12, 1580, inciting Catholics to murder Queen Elizabeth I: "that guilty woman (Elizabeth) of England […] is the cause of so much injury to the Catholic faith […] whosoever sends her out of the world with the pious intention of doing God service […] especially having regard to the sentence pronounced against her by Pius V of holy memory."
So who was this character represented by the original "Don Quixote" of whom Cervantes wrote so affectionately? "It was Ignatius Loyola," says English commentator John Bowle. Was Bowle right?
The theory that Loyola (the first Jesuit General) is the man represented in the figure of Don Quixote, as first mooted by Bowle, hangs on a passage in the book Don Quixote where the angry Biscayan, the enemy of Don Quixote, is made a native of Azpeitia – the name of the obscure Spanish village where Loyola was born. It is interesting to note that Quixote the "madman" of Azpeitia had wild visions of fighting with a dragon. Likewise, Ignatius Loyola claimed to have fought with Satan, who is referred to in the Bible as the winged "serpent" and "the dragon" (Revelation 12:3,9,17).
Further, in the story Don Quixote is said to have "composed a rosary" in honour of the Virgin Mary, who is typecast as the girl whom he loves "untouched by any man" who "still possesses […] virginity". A clear reference to the Virgin Mary – the idol of Loyola and the Jesuits. Even their mother church is named Mary.
In another book Our Lord Don Quixote (1905), Catholic professor Miguel de Unamuno draws parallels between Don Quixote and the life of the founder of the Jesuit Order, Ignatius of Loyola, their "Lord". And the Jesuit-trained Voltaire wrote, the only difference between Loyola and the Quixote, is that "Don Quixote had a horse and an esquire, but Ignatius was not provided with either."

Another link to the Jesuits is the use of the skull and crossbones emblem. Earlier we saw that when a Jesuit of the lower rank is to be elevated to a position of command, he is conducted into a chapel of the order, where he swears an oath under "a banner of yellow and white [the colours of the pope], and […] a black banner with a dagger and red cross above a skull and crossbones." Bonesmen likewise take an oath of inviolate secrecy while standing before a skull and cross-bones. So, here we see that the Skull and Bones initiation ritual, like that of the Jesuits uses the occult icon of the skull and crossbones.
It is also curious that the emblem of the skull and crossbones is also the symbol of the chancellor for the Knights of Columbus. Interestingly, at the initiation of mason the initiate is placed in a coffin and then lifted up, and when he opens his eyes he is confronted with a human skull and crossed bones? Are these similarities between the initiation of Skull and Bones, the Jesuits and Freemasons just another coincidence?
Albert C. Stevens (the respected historian) also makes this interesting connection between the Masonic Kappa Sigma society, founded in 1867 at the University of Virginia, and Skull and Bones. On page 355, Stevens states, "The badge [of Kappa Sigma] is an inverted crescent of gold, attached to and below which, by four of its points, is a five-pointed star [the pentagram] with the letters Kappa Sigma in its center […] At the top, on the crescent, a skull and bones are engraved. At the left, the crossed keys [a symbol of the pope's power]. And at the right, crossed swords." Is this all mere coincidence?
Returning to Quixote. Note, too, that "the hero [Don Quixote] is not one whom the author [Cervantes] desired to revile or to malign," rather, says Charles Francis Horne, "never was a satire like this, which leaves us full of love and sympathy for the object [Quixote, i.e. Loyola]." Thus, in the initiation ceremony of Skull and Bones, the pope, the Masonic Hiram Abif, and the Jesuit icon, Don Quixote, are all figures of admiration and emulation. Not surprisingly, then, many of the leading politicians in America, Bush, Clinton, Kerry, Rice, etc., bend and fawn before the Roman pontiff.
It is also quite interesting to note that Pope Benedict XVI (when he was Cardinal Ratzinger) also praised the character Don Quixote. In his book Principles of Catholic Theology the Pope referred to the madman Don Quixote as "a crusader for truth even if the defense of it should cost him his life." Did not Loyola, that "ingenious gentleman" and crusader, teach the members of his order to defend the Catholic faith at all hazards, even at the cost of their lives? Is that what Pope Benedict XVI is suggesting to his flock? Is this one of the Principles of Catholic Theology?

To continue with the initiation. The Skull and Bones initiate is made to "face a skeleton, and at its feet are a crown and a sword." During this ritual the Bonesmen shriek out, "Eulogia! Eulogia! Eulogia!" as the initiate is escorted into the inner temple (Room 322), where he is made to sign his name to an oath of utmost secrecy. He is then made to stand before a picture of Judas Iscariot, whose name is shouted aloud three times.
The initiate is next led to the most important part of the ritual, and pushed to his knees before a human skull filled with blood, which skull is resting at the foot of a human skeleton called "Madame Pompadour". The other Bonesmen cry: "Drink it! Drink it! Drink it!" This mockery of the Christian sacrament is known as the "Black Mass". When he is done drinking, the initiate is whipped in the face with the tail of the person dressed as the Don Quiote (the classic literary character symbolic of Ignatius Loyola). He is next taken quickly before the Bonesman dressed like the Pope. The initiate must bend and "kiss the Pope's slippered toe". This very fact – kissing the slippered toe of the pope – shows that their first allegiance is to the pope! Just as the "faithful" Catholic kisses the toe of the bronze statue of St. Peter, inside the Basilica at Rome, so too, the Bonesman must kiss the pope's slippered toe at his ritual initiation into the Order.
But that is not all. The candidate is then shoved to his knees in front of Don Quixote. As the shrieking Bonesmen fall silent Don Quixote taps the supplicant on his shoulder with a sword and says: "by order of our order, I dub you a Knight of Eulogia." This is significant! Not only does the initiate kiss the pope's toe, more importantly, the initiate is welcomed into the order by the figure symbolizing the Jesuit General, Don Quixote: "I dub you a Knight of Eulogia." This lurid "melodrama" culminates in a ritual of mock sacrifice of a naked female.

The religion of Skull & Bones: is Bush Christian?
The sitting President, George W. Bush, is worryingly "religious". The President claims that he is on a "divinely" appointed mission! We shall see a little later.
The Bonesmen use the Greek word: eulogia ("blessing") and are referred to as Knights of Eulogia, because, according to the lore of Skull and Bones, a Roman goddess called Eulogia, after ascending to heaven in 322 B.C., came back to earth in 1832 to found their society. Students of history will know that the Greek general, Alexander the Great died in 322 B.C. and was buried in Memphis, Egypt, and that his body was dug up and reburied in the Gnostic capital of Alexandria. As it turns out, the home of Skull and Bones, on the campus of Yale, is a windowless structure built to look like a mausoleum (a tomb) in a Greco-Egyptian style.
Is Bush a Christian? Judge for yourself.
At one stage in the ritual initiation of Skull and Bones the initiates must "lay naked in coffins and tell their deepest and darkest sexual secrets as part of their initiation". (Esquire, September, 1976, p. 85) Satanic high priest Anton LaVey explains the significance of this in his book The Satanic Rituals – Companion to the Satanic Bible: "The ceremony of rebirth takes place in a large coffin […] This is similar to the coffin symbolism that […] is found in most lodge rituals." Curiously enough, during the 1988 Presidential Campaign, a TV reporter asked Vice-President George H. W. Bush Sr. (father of President George W. Bush) whether he was a Christian. Bush Sr. initially stammered, but then said, "if you mean born again, then, yes, I am a Christian." Now, was that a misleading statement on the part of George Bush Sr.? Is he a Christian or just "born again" Bonesman?
Just to set the record straight, so that Christians don't get confused about Bush's "born again" lark: Skull and Bones believe that on the night of initiation, the initiate "dies to the world and [is] born again into the order." When an initiate enters the coffin during his initiation, he is considered to have "died to self and to this world", and born again into the Order. He is not born again in Christ.

Here is part of a 2000 interview (original transcript) given by the son, President George W. Bush Jr.: "Time) But you sure shared a lot of the same upbringing: Andover, Yale, even Skull and Bones. Did you have any qualms, say, about joining an elite secret club like Bones?
Bush) No qualms at all. I was honored. I was fairly nonchalant. I didn't view it as a great heritage thing. I didn't take it all that seriously.
Time) Demystify it a bit for those who might think it's a cross between a Masonic Lodge and the Trilateral Commission. Did your father show up for your initiation, like your grandfather showed up for his?
Bush) Without revealing all the great secrets? I got a few of my old club mates who could demystify it right off the bat. My dad didn't tap me. Someone a year ahead of me tapped me. There was an entry celebration. I can't remember whether my dad showed up or not."
Note that President Bush did not deny that Skull and Bones was a Masonic Lodge, rather he confirmed that he could not reveal "all the great secrets". In fact that same 2000 interview, Bush said of his family's historical involvement in Skull and Bones: it is "my heritage. Its part of who I am." Indeed it is: his father, George H.W. Bush Sr. is also a "born again" member. Bush once said, to understand people you have to look at their family.

So, what exactly is Bush's mission? "I'm here for a reason," Bush told his chief political aide Karl Rove after the September 11 attacks. Close friends of the President speak of his views in similar terms: "I think, in his frame, this is what God has asked him to do," said one close friend. One senior administration official said, "[Bush] really believes he was placed here to do this as part of a divine plan." The question is: what divine plan is he referring to, God's or someone else's? We can guess the answer from a statement that Bush made two years into his presidency: "The best way to honour Pope John Paul II […] is to take his teaching seriously […] and put his words and teachings into action here in America." Perhaps this explains what President Bush meant when three years later in 2004 he told the Knights of Columbus that he was their "friend in […] administration", and that together they would work "to change America"! Is President Bush a Catholic, you ask? Really, dear reader, you are far too inquisitive!
On March 23, 2001, a day after promising to put the pope's teachings into action in America, Bush was speaking at the Catholic University of America, and he reminded his audience that the former president of the Soviet Union had called the pope "the highest moral authority on earth." Why did Bush feel the need to remind his audience of this? Does Bush also regard the pope as "the highest moral authority on earth?"
Perhaps Bush and the Russian President were referring to a papal statement made on July 18, 1870 by Pope Pius IX: "We declare it to be an article of faith that the Roman Pope possesses infallibility in any doctrine relating to faith and morals. If anyone shall oppose this our decision, which God forbid, let him be accursed."
Intelligent reader, whenever you hear a man express such views, as freely as Bush does, you can be sure that he is either a Jesuit, a tool of the Jesuits or that he has been "poisoned by their maxims". Take your pick, the conclusions are not far different. Bonesmen do not kiss the pope's ring at their initiation ceremony for no reason!

The Belfast Telegraph, April 14, 2007 reported: "US President George W. Bush will meet with Pope Benedict XVI at the Vatican in June." This meeting took place on June 25, 2007. Both men exchanged gifts. Why would the President of the United States of America go to Rome to kiss the ring of a mitred king of the Vatican? Bush had a "closed-door discussion" with Pope Benedict! As one of my acquaintances asked, "what did Bush and Benedict say to one another during those 35 minutes of privacy following the journalists' departure from the Pope's [private] library?" Equally fascinating is the significance of Benedict's "message-packed" gift to the U.S. commander-in-chief: a rare first edition of the autobiography of John Carroll of Baltimore. John Carroll was the first Catholic Archbishop of the United States and founder of the first Jesuit university in America: Georgetown University!
How profound of D.S. Phelan (a priest) to say, "the pope is the ruler of the world. All the emperors, all the kings, all the princes, all the presidents of the world are as these altar boys of mine." Why do you doubt this? Have we not seen photographic, video and Television images of three U.S. presidents kneeling in homage before the bier of Pope John Paul II.
Robert Higgs comments of the power of the pope: "observing the many government leaders gathered at the Vatican for the funeral of Pope John Paul II, we might well have suspected that the world's politico-military chieftains need what the Pope has more than the Pope needs what they have."

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