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Bonesmen | |
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Leader(s) | Edgar Griffon (currently) |
Appears in | None yet, probably some NWO-related sith |
Country | All around the world, headquarters in Connecticut, United States of America |
Type | Secret society |
Active | 1832/168 BH-today |
Motto | "Only Death is eternal."-A Bonian priest |
- "The Bonesmen are an elite group from Yale. They wish to control the world and are def. in cahoots with all of those other rich bastards, like the Dixmor Project, the Weishaupts and the Enlightenment Group! Rich mofos who would love to kill us all."
- — A common news reporter from CNN describing the group before they were thrown off air
The Bonesmen (also known as Order 322, Skull and Bones or The Brotherhood of Death) is a secret society which only accepts members from the Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut, US. They also need to be very rich. Students and alumni who are "tapped" (the way the society refers to when they are expecting and accepting new members) into the Bonesmen cult can stay a part of it forever. The older members then serve as tutors and mentors to the younger students. It is the oldest senior class society at the university in Yale, and is even an older secret society than the most powerful Dixmor Project or the Enlightenment Group.
The Bonesmen society was founded by Adolf Tot and his business partner and former US president, Richard Benson.
History[]
The Bonesmen were founded in July, 1832 or 168 BH after a dispute among Yale debating societies, like Linonia, Brothers in Unity, and the Calliopean Society over the question on who should control the entire shebang. Richard Benson, who would become a US president in the future, and Adolf Tot co-founded "The Order of the Bonesmen" and used their wealthy connections to merge the other societies into theirs. The other societies lacked the necessary connections. The first senior members thus included Benson, Tot, and thirteen other members whose names shan't ever be told. However, what we know is that at least three belonged to the Griffon, Cornet and Basillio Clan, respectively.
The first extended description of the Brotherhood of Death, published in 1871, was by Lyman Bagg in his book Four Years at Yale, and he noted that "the mystery now attending its existence forms the one great enigma which college gossip never tires of discussing." This was due to the society's secretive manners, people at the college didn't know sith about it, so they made up their own theories to shut down their own curiosities.
More than a hundred years later, in 1974, Brooks M. Kelley wrote a book attributed to the interest in Yale senior society due to the fact that underclassmen sophomore, and junior classmen returned to campus the following years and shared information about the society's dark and secret rituals. Of course, the theory that the society worshipped Shinnok was not far behind. However, if Benson or Tot heard of their nagging, they would slap 'em across their faces and cut their tuition.
Since its founding, Skull and Bones annually selects or taps 15 junior class members to join the society, if they wish. As a part of Yale University's "Tap Day", they need to do so to incorporate new members into their society. They tap those the Skull and Bonesmen see as potential future leaders or CEO's, so not anyone can be selected. It is usually more typical for the upper class members or people to be elected, than the middle class. Despite most of the members of the Brotherhood of Death being Republican, certain Democrats have also been selected into the group.
In the 1950's or 50's BH, the Bonesmen adapted their rules in response to criticism for racism and discrimination. Skull and Bonesmen admitted its first black member in 1958 as a result, and even admitted a couple of Chinese members the following years. In the following decades, they even allowed women into the society, with Kelly Cornet being a known example.
There is also a gay version or rather a "gay section" of the society, where members of the LGBTQ+ community can become members of the Order 322.
The society is currently ran by Edgar Griffon, one of Charles M. Griffon's nephews.
Certain cuckspiracies assume, and for good reason, that the Bonesmen control the CIA, the FBI and other agencies around America or the world, like the M16 and were apparently the ones who gave orders to James Bond. They share this conspiracy with the Dixmor Project, but the Project actually does control all of those agencies and even criminal syndicates.
Known members[]
- Richard Benson - First leader/founder
- Adolf Tot - First Leader/founder
- Edgar Griffon - Current head
- Charles Montgomery Griffon
- Lucas Borlinghathen
- Jeb Borlinghathen
- Bill Love
- Judith Butler
- George Borlinghathen
- Nathan Borlingathen
- Kelly Cornet
- John Basillio
- Lazlo Griffon
- Harlan Forsythe
- Gandaliel Forsythe
- Edgar Bowron
- Orris S. Ferry
- John Kerry
- Orde Coombs
- Michael Basillio
Goals[]
Similar to the Dixmor Project, the Weishaupt Order and Freemasonic groups, Bonesmen's main goal with this society is to rule the world, probably.
However, the Bonesmen's members actually prefer to participate in something known as "crooking", which is basically learning on how to be a corrupt af official. The society has a reputation for stealing keepsakes and valuables from local community buildings and lots, either with burglary or by bribing the town officials. They seem to be more honest and open about their corrupted ways and huckstering, while the Project and the Enlightenment Group prefer to justify their actions as some sort of "necessary evil" or "greater good" for the world. Hell, the Enlightenments don't even participate in any sort of crooking activities, rather they function more as a social gathering between powerful men and women.
Trivia[]
- The society's badge is covered in gold and consists of a skull that is supported by crossed bones as one can see on the profile pic, with the number 322 present. The number "322" is widely reported to be significant as it was the year of the Greek orator, Demosthenes' death.
- The Bonesmen's hall or wing holds the skulls of Martin van Buren, Geronimo, Enepay, Frederick Douglas and apparently also those of Javier Escuella, Jack the Reaper and William Dixmor, which the Brotherhood uses as tea or wine cups.
- The Skull and Bones Hall is located at 64 High Street in New Haven, Connecticut, and is otherwise known as the "Tomb". Apparently, the Tomb has the ability to disappear from one's view.
- Despite being a vocal alumni on Yale, Harold McDougal was never accepted into the group nor was he tapped for it. However, two of his rivals, the Forsythe bros. were.
- Funny enough, the Skulls gang used the same logo or icon as the Bonesmen. They took it from them, of course.
- Apparently, the Skull and Bonesmen sometimes dress in black druid suits, hoods or tunics for meetings and wear white masks.