One of the most powerful families may have ties to the occult, but what other secrets are they trying to hide? From intelligence ties towards the Middle East and terrorist attacks, follow me down the rabbit hole about the rabbit hole. I'm your host, Danny, and today we are talking about the Bush family conspiracies. Last week we talked about the history. We got into a lot of the things. We didn't touch on every single thing because a lot of the things I needed to cover over here in the conspiracy section. But of course, before we get started, I love to thank our sponsors. So thank you Wisewell Gold for sponsoring my podcast. If you guys want gold and silver delivered straight to your front door for as little as $50 a month, go to rabbit hole. Dot gold right now. It is a subscription. It's super cool because it comes straight to you. You don't have to deal with people if you don't want to. You absolutely can. They have fantastic customer service line. You want to call them. It's awesome. So go to rabbit hole.orgle right now. The first conspiracy that we're going to start with is the conspiracy of the skull and bones.

I decided to start with this one because Prescott, George H.W. and George W. Bush were all members of the skull and bones.

And a lot of the conspiracies are about the three of them.

However, Jeb Bush is also involved in a lot of the things.

And actually, it does definitely seem like George H.W. Bush is kind of the mastermind behind so many of these conspiracies. But we're going to start with the skull and bones. The skull and bones is Yale's most famous and most secret society. It was founded in December 1832 after dispute between Yale debating societies, the Nonia Brothers in Unity,

and the Calliopean Society over that season's Phi Beta Kappa Awards.

Phi Beta Kappa was a secret society, but was forced out of secrecy because some students

complained about cheating on this test that every student had to take, but the Phi Beta Kappa

students were cheating and they had special treatment. They got to use their books, whereas the other

students didn't get to use their books. So there was a lot of complaining that they were getting

special treatment, but also Phi Beta Kappa was having their meetings in the Masonic lodge in the

area instead of on campus because they were trying to keep their meetings super, super secret. But this also lent to the idea that maybe they were masons or like masons were part of the society. So it gave this like weird feeling about the society. So Yale banned secret societies. They're like, nope, you have to come out. You don't get to be secret anymore. Everything needs to be out in the society. So Yale banned secret societies. They're like, nope, you have to come out. You don't

get to be secret anymore. Everything needs to be out in the open for all the public to know. So when

Skull and Bones was founded, they kept it a secret because of the bad reputation of 5 Beta Kappa.

And the fact that Yale had banned them from being a secret society, which actually led them

to lose a lot of members because the allure was gone. All their secrets were out. There was no reason for people to want to be members of Phi Beta Kappa because we knew everything about them now. William Huntington Russell founded the Order of the Skull and Bones. William Russell belongs to the Russell bloodline of the Illuminati. There are 13 bloodlines that belong to that secret society.

Russell is one of them. And yes, it is a super common last name, but he specifically has ties to them.

And actually, the Russell bloodline has ties to the Jehovah's Witnesses as well. I'm not going to get

into that here, but it's really interesting read if you ever want to read it. Alfonso taft was the first member to be tapped into

the society he is also the father of president william taft being tapped into the society is like

being picked you get like part of the initiation is that the members of the society enter your dorm

room and ask you to be a member of the society and

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