Don't forget the Rhodes Scholars On 6/13/05, Gruss Gott wrote: > > Why would that be? I'm thinking of a few examples that may dispute > that claim (but then they may be crap): > > 1.) Scientology - speaking of Mr. Cruise, he's part of this weidro > deal as are lots of celebrities. Who knows what they do in their > meetings, yet there's lots of famous people in it. > > 2.) Skull & Bones - many of our government's top officials are part of > this org as were both Presidential candidates from the last election. > It's goals and purpose are secret to this day despite all kinds of > famous members. > > 3.) Business groups - I know of few "secret" associations that count > lots of top business folks as members; people that are household > names. > > In all of these cases you have secret groups with highly visible and > famous people involved in things we know nothing about. > > In many ways you could say that the more famous people that are part > of a secret society, the more probable it is that it exists. >
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