If officials of the Bush administration were complicit in the attacks, as Davis and Meacher suggest, there would have to be a secret network that connects the planners at the highest levels of government. There are a few secret organizations to which key high-level government officials belong, for example, the Council on Foreign Relations and The Order of Skull and Bones of Yale University. President George H.W. Bush is a member of both. Among fellow "Bonesmen" the elder Bush is known as "Magog."

Several of the highest U.S. officials are members of organizations connected to foreign intelligence agencies, such as the British-based Royal Institute of International Affairs and the International Institute of Strategic Studies (IISS). Dr. James G. Roche, for example, the civilian secretary of the U.S. Air Force and Army belongs to the IISS. Roche was the man in charge of the U.S. Air Force and its strategic air defense systems on September 11, 2001.

THE ILLUMINATI

In his booklet "9/11: The Great Illusion," George Humphrey says "the Illuminati" were behind the terror attacks and have used fear to push forward their New World Order agenda. "The events of 9/11 were the classic set up using the Hegelian principle," Humphrey says, of creating a Thesis and Anti-thesis conflict in order to produce a Synthesis, which results in the desired outcome for the highest-level planners.

Speaking to the nation on September 7, President Bush implied that a permanent change in American society had resulted from the terror attacks of 9/11: "And for America," Bush said, "there will be no going back to the era before September the 11th, 2001 – to false comfort in a dangerous world."

"The Illuminati have been organized for centuries, and have control of our economy, culture, and political organizations," Humphrey wrote. "They are behind a vast majority of the wars and revolutions, and are behind the events of September 11." Humphrey, however, does not name the suspected "Illuminati" culprits.

SKULL & BONES

If the "war against terrorism" is indeed creating more terror, and if the same people and agencies have actually supported both sides of the so-called "war," it can be said that the Hegelian principle is being applied.

The Bush administration's current foes in the "war on terrorism" were once good friends. George W. Bush and the Bin Laden family have been friends and business partners. The Bin Laden family financed Bush's first business enterprise. This connection and the history of covert U.S. assistance for the Moslem resistance fighters in Afghanistan after the Soviet occupation and the criminal regime of Saddam Hussein in Iraq suggest the Hegelian principle has been used by the highest-level planners to create the "war on terrorism."

A detailed explanation of how the Anglo-American Establishment has employed the Hegelian principle to influence American society and guide U.S. foreign policy during the 20th Century is described in detail in the late Antony C. Sutton's book, America's Secret Establishment, which focuses on the most powerful of Yale University's secret senior-year societies: The Order of Skull & Bones. Sutton's book is unique in its analysis of the political influence of "The Order" and he provides the names of the organization's membership from its creation at Yale in 1833 until 1985.

President George W. Bush, his father, and his grandfather, Prescott Sheldon Bush, were all "tapped" to be among the 15 "Bonesmen" during their final year at Yale. No fewer than 6 members of the Bush family, 9 from the Cheney clan, and 15 from the Walker's have been inducted into this most secretive of Yale's senior societies. It is important to note that, unlike other college fraternities, Yale's senior societies are geared to post-collegiate life,

According to Sutton and others, "The Order" has controlled Yale University for over 100 years and is a "decision-making core" at the center of a network that includes the Council on Foreign Relations, Bilderberg, and The Trilateral Commission. "A secret society within a secret society" is how Sutton described the role of The Order.

Already in 1873, Yale scholars reported that Skull & Bones "have obtained control of Yale." Since 1871, the Yale Presidency has been "almost a fiefdom for The Order," according to Sutton.

The Order is also said to exercise great influence within the CIA.

"Yale has influenced the CIA more than any other university, giving the CIA the atmosphere of a class reunion," Gaddis Smith, professor of history at Yale, said. And "Bonesmen" are foremost among the "spooks" at the agency, according to Smith. President George H.W. Bush (Director of Central Intelligence 1976-77) is one of many "Bonesmen" to have held senior positions at the CIA.

"The synthesis sought by the Establishment is called the New World Order," Sutton wrote in 1984. The elder Bush first articulated the need for "a new world order" as he waged war against Iraq in 1991.

"In the Hegelian system conflict is essential," Sutton wrote. "This conflict of opposites is essential to bring about change. Today this process can be identified…where "change" is promoted and "conflict management" is termed the means to bring about this change."

"Historically, operations of The Order have concentrated on society, how to change society in a specific manner towards a specific goal: a New World Order," Sutton wrote in the early 1980's. "The activities of The Order are directed towards changing our society, changing the world, to bring about a New World Order," he wrote. "This will be a planned order with heavily restricted individual freedom, without Constitutional protection, without national boundaries or cultural distinction."

The Order of Skull & Bones is "the elite of the elite" of Yale's secret societies. At any given time some 600 members of The Order are probably alive. Skull & Bones and Yale's other secret societies serve as "recruiting grounds" for the highest levels of government, intelligence, law, and finance.

American Free Press asked Alexandra Robbins, author of a recent book about Skull & Bones, Secrets of the Tomb, if she thought "The Order" has an inordinate amount of influence within the U.S. government or the intelligence agencies.

"Four out of the nine current presidential candidates are Yalies," Robbins said. "Three of them are Yale secret society men. I think that says a lot." Presidential candidate Sen. John Forbes Kerry is also a "Bonesman." The third is likely to be Sen. Joseph Lieberman.

"Skull & Bones is not simply a microcosmic subset of a wider American elite, it is the top of the pile and in the driver's seat," Andrei Navrozov, Yale graduate and author of "The Gingerbread Race," wrote. "These people run the country," he said. "They are responsible for what goes on. They should be known so they can be held to account."

"The ritual is not just silly," Navrozov says about the Skull & Bones secret and bizarre initiation ritual, which involves a symbolic death and rebirth as a "Knight" of The Order. "It is like a black mass," he said.

"Not unlike some Masonic ceremonies, it involves a compromising of individual dignity and thereby ensures a Bonesman's loyalty to his society," Claire Messud wrote about the Skull & Bones initiation rite in Observer Life Magazine (1994). "This loyalty is fiercely maintained: not one of the 2,289 initiated members of the society has ever spoken of his involvement.

"Certainly the 'conspiracy', inasmuch as there can be imagined to be one, is not that Bonesmen are everywhere in positions of power but that the outside world cannot recognize them as such," Messud wrote.

"The habit of secrecy and the concept of noblesse oblige of the Knights towards the Barbarians, born in undergraduate days, must of necessity have spilled over into the organizations and mechanisms that the Bonesmen have gone on to inhabit and to master," Messud wrote. "When the organization mastered has become the entire nation, Navrozov's paranoia ceases to seem quite as extreme."

These are a few of the Yale graduates and "Bonesmen" (S&B) who have played key roles in the events of 9/11 and/or the war on terrorism:

President George W. Bush (S&B)

Vice President Dick Cheney (attended Yale)

Attorney General John Ashcroft (Yale)

Samuel P. Huntington (Yale) – Author of the article and book that predicted the "war on terror": The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of the World Order in the Council of Foreign Relations journal Foreign Affairs Summer 1993.

James Woolsey (Yale) – Former DCI and leading advocate of war on terror.

New York Governor George Pataki (Yale): initiated the privatization of the World Trade Center, which was leased to Larry Silverstein and the Israeli/Australian Frank Lowy. Pataki also privatized Stewart Air Force Base, which was sold to a British company and is run by its Austin, Texas subsidiary.

(Ronald S. Lauder, Chairman of the State Research Council on Privatization, is said to have made the initial recommendation to privatize Stewart in 1992. As a senior officer of a number of Jewish organizations, Lauder frequently travels to Israel where he has the confidence of the highest officials of Israel's government and its intelligence agencies.)

The two planes that struck the World Trade Center converged, and nearly collided, over Stewart on their flights to New York City.

Sen. Joseph Lieberman (D-Conn.): a graduate of Yale and its law school and a key member of the closed congressional inquiry into the events of 9/11.

Stephen Allen Schwarzman (S&B): CEO and President of The Blackstone Group, which purchased the mortgage on 7 World Trade Center, controlled by Larry Silverstein, on October 17, 2000. Silverstein's 47-story building mysteriously "self-demolished" at 5:25 p.m. on 9/11. It is the only steel-frame high-rise in history to have collapsed due to fire.

Schwarzman's partner and co-founder of the Blackstone Group is Peter G. Peterson, Chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the Council on Foreign Relations.

The Blackstone Group has a "strategic alliance" with Kissinger McLarty Associates. Henry Kissinger was Bush's first choice to chair the 9/11 investigation.

L. Paul Bremer (Yale): a senior manager from Kissinger McLarty Associates and the appointed governor of occupied Iraq.

Oklahoma Democratic Senator David L. Boren (S&B): responsible for George Tenet being director of central intelligence (DCI), according to Bob Woodward (Yale, Book & Snake).

(After graduating from Yale, Woodward served as a liaison officer for the Task Force 157, an Office of Naval Intelligence operation. This ONI Task Force, using the top secret SR-1 channel, coordinated communiqués between the CIA, NSA, DIA, NSC, and the State Department. Woodward reportedly served in this capacity during the Israeli-Arab conflict of 1967.)

Boren recommended Tenet to President-elect Bill Clinton (Yale) in 1992 to head the administration's transition team on intelligence. In 1995, Clinton named Tenet deputy CIA director and in 1997 appointed him DCI.

In early 2001, Boren called President-elect Bush and urged him to keep Tenet on as CIA director. Boren told Bush to ask his father, which he did, and Tenet was kept as DCI.

Financial Times' James Harding reported that Bush speaks with his father on a daily basis. "Their conversations are private," Harding wrote, "But according to at least one person who knows the former president, the elder Mr. Bush is in a 'high state of anxiety' about the situation in Iraq and the possibility that his son could follow in his footsteps and lose his bid for re-election."

In the book, Bush at War, Woodward presents a rather incredible dialogue, which he claims was the conversation between Boren and Tenet as they had breakfast together in Washington on the morning of 9/11:

"What are you worried about these days?" Boren asked Tenet that morning. "Bin Laden," Tenet replied, referring to terrorist leader Osama bin Laden, an exiled Saudi who was living in Afghanistan and had developed the worldwide network al Qaeda, Arabic for "the Base." He was convinced that bin Laden was going to do something big, he said.

"Oh, George!" Boren said. For the last two years he had been listening to his friend's concerns about bin Laden. How could one private person without the resources of a foreign government be such a threat? he asked.

"You don't understand the capabilities and the reach of what they're putting together," Tenet said.

Suddenly, several of Tenet's security guards approached. They were not strolling. They were bolting toward the table.

Uh-oh, Boren thought.

"Mr. Director," one of them said, "there's a serious problem."

"What is it?" Tenet asked, indicating that it was okay to speak freely.

"The World Trade tower has been attacked."

"This has bin Laden all over it," Tenet told Boren. "I've got to go."

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