Geronimo and the Skull and Bones Society

It seems the Skull and Bones Society is at it once again.
On January 22nd, the famed Christie's auction house will auction off a human skull that once belonged to Yale's shadowy group.

Is it the skull of Geronimo?

Well the skull in question is said to be older than the skull of the famous Apache Leader, but it's also rumored that the skull of Geromino is in the possession of the Society.

Back in early 2009, Geronimo's great-grandson Harlyn Geronimo filed a lawsuit against the Society claiming that they had possession of the skull.

This stems from an old Society legend that says Connecticut senator Prescott S. Bush father of you-know-who and grandfather of you-know-who, broke into the grave site back in 1909 with some fellow class mates and stole the skull.

The legend got some validity in 2005 when Yale historian Marc Wortman found a letter written in 1918 by Skull and Bones Society member Winter Mead, that he had sent to F. Trubee Davison, who was the Director of Personnel for the Central Intelligence Agency.
The letter states...
"The skull of the worthy Geronimo the Terrible, exhumed from its tomb at Fort Sill by your club... is now safe inside the tomb and bone together with his well worn femurs, bit and saddle horn."
The "tomb" is the building at Yale University's Skull and Bones.

That's a real good pass time for future leaders...robbing graves.

Alexandra Robbins, author of a book on the society, "Secrets of the Tomb," said last year that "Of all the items rumored to be in the Skull and Bones's possession, Geronimo's skull is one of the more plausible ones,"

And before the 2005 incident, back in 1986, former San Carlos Apache Chairman Ned Anderson anonymously received a photo and copy of a log book claiming that the Skull and bones had the skull, an allegation that was denied by the group's attorney, Endicott P. Davidson.
Well what did they expect him to say..." Okay..yeah they have it. You caught us."?

As a peace offering (I guess), the group offered Anderson a glass case with the skull of a ten year old boy inside.

Okay...

In all fairness, investigative journalist Kitty Kelley and the "World's Smartest Human," Cecil Adams have said they think the story is a hoax.

And in all fairness to the other side, Kitty Kelley's credibility and sources have been called into question many times and Cecil Adams is probably a pseudonym for Ed Zotti who is the alledged "editor and confidant" of Adams.

So why are these two considered experts?

A much more reliable (to me at least) spokesman is Jeff Houser, chairman of the Fort Sill Apache tribe of Oklahoma, who calls the story a hoax.

Even if this skull is not Geronimo's, the skull is expected to bring $10,000 to $20,000.

More Real Super Powers

I have mentioned real life super powers here before, and what if they start to show up around the world.

If you read much online news, you have probably seen the story of Nick Harris...

Ashlyn Hough is celebrating an "uplifting" Christmas. The six-year-old girl was pinned under a Mercury Sedan as it backed out a driveway. Neighbor Nick Harris saw the accident, ran to the scene and lifted the rear of the car off her. Harris said he tried lifting cars later that day and couldn't. Ashlyn wasn't seriously hurt, and her mom is calling Harris "Superman."
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=121746459

Of course this is just one instance from a long line of superhuman feats accomplished by us "mere mortals".
If you are interested, Google the names Angela Cavallo, Saint John Eberle, Tim Boyle and Marie "Bootsy" Payton to see what I mean.

The news article about Nick Harris got me thinking about what we are truly capable of.
Are these incidents urban legends, or are they a brief moment when we break the shackles of "The Matrix" and we reach our real human potential?
For a second, all the conditioning we get throughout our lives is cast off and we are better, faster and stronger than we have ever been.
Or maybe we are as fast, strong and as good as we are supposed to be.
If so, imagine what we could do if we could reach this state at will.

I have also mentioned before that the Government would love to get their hands on that type of information.
How to convert entire platoons of normal soldiers into their own "Captain Americas".

One thing I wonder though, is if this ability (if it actually really exists) is physical or psychic?

You think you can rip that door off the burning car, lift that riding mower and toss it away, or even lift a downed helicopter.....



...and you can.

Because the mind knows there is no other way to accomplish this feat other than pure power, the brain takes over and you don't actually physically lift the object, you mentally lift it, as in telekinesis.
Wouldn't that explain how a fifty something mother could toss a riding mower like a child's toy, while lacking the muscular power to pull off such a feat?
Her mind said "Do it!" and the body followed.

Like I said earlier, the military applications would be staggering.
Imagine platoons of troops that could run for miles without tiring, dodge bullets, kick over jeeps like folding chairs.
And possibly even locate their targets mentally.

But if the military could develop this ability, normal civilians could do it as well.
And that would level the playing field a bit too much wouldn't it?

V and Flu Vaccinations

Did anyone catch the fourth episode of the ABC series V, "It's Only the Beginning"?
If you did, then you saw Erica, Father Jack and Ryan discover that the "Visitors" (evil reptilians from another planet bent on world domination) plan to inject humans with a biological weapon disguised as a flu vaccine.



"a biological weapon disguised as a flu vaccine"!?!
"evil reptilians from another planet bent on world domination"!?!

Is this "V" or "Disclosure"?

I have to hand it to the script writers.
I think they are spending some time online checking out the conspiracy sites and looking into the latest and most popular threats.
Kinda like the writers of "The Sarah Conner Chronicles" evidently did with the Drone sightings.

Of course maybe these writers are trying to communicate a warning to the masses.
But if that were the case, would the "Powers That Be" actually let them?
If the Hollywood execs are all really "Evil reptilian kitten-eaters from another planet", would they just let that slide?

So my conclusions....

One...the writers are all dead or in slave labor prison camps now for disobeying the Reptilian Overlords
Two...the heads of Hollywood are not seven foot tall blood drinking reptilian aliens (I know some actors and they may argue that point) .
Three...they are playing on known fears to build ratings.

Of course 90 percent of the population will go with "Three".

But let's not forget The Lone Gunmen Pilot that aired some six months before 9-11...