Secret Society Histories

It is the earnest desire of the author of this Monitor to discover that all the Commanderies invest the beautiful, instructive and entertaining Order of the Red Cross with the interest its importance demands. The Ritual provides ample opportunity for the display of true dramatic taste, both in robing and in reading.

On this amazing 60 minute CD, hear an actual member of Skull and Bones reveal the inner workings and motivations of this secret society and its members who many believe are out to control the world.

Recently, the Conspiracy Journal Media Network conducted an interview with an individual who has been a member of this secretive fraternity since the early 1970's

The Unrevealed History: 100 Historical Mysteries Explained. This Major General of the Russian anti-Bolshevik Army sheds light on the earlier stages of enslavement and destruction of Christianity which remains hidden and unabated in the present day U.S. and the world.

Now this masterpiece is in a larger 12 point font, instead of it's original 8 point font. The entire theory of the book is diametrically opposed to the modern method of thinking, for it is concerned with subjects openly ridiculed by the sophists of the twentieth century. Its true purpose is to introduce the mind of the reader to a hypothesis of living wholly beyond the pale of materialistic theology, philosophy, or science.

IF we had the means of investigating historically the origin of Secret Societies, we should probably find that they began to be formed almost as soon as any knowledge had been accumulated by particular individuals beyond what constituted the common stock. The same thing has happened to knowledge that has happened to all other human possessions,--its actual holders have striven to keep it to themselves!

A comprehensive encyclopedic style reference of every secret society and fraternity the author could uncover.

The author describes the organized subversive movements against civilization and Christianity as directed by the Secret Societies, and traces their origins to the beginnings of the Christian era.