Source:
Infowars
Paul Joseph Watson
Daughter of Bonesman Charlotte Iserbyt lifts the veil on the mysterious secret society
In an exclusive Prison Planet.tv interview, Charlotte Iserbyt, former
Senior Policy Advisor in the U.S. Department of Education under Ronald
Reagan, blows wide open the mystique behind the enigmatic Skull and
Bones secret society, drawing on her father and grandfather’s first
hand knowledge of the Yale fraternity as Bonesmen themselves to provide a
revealing insight into the history of the organization.
As a former high-level education official, Iserbyt exposes how Skull
and Bones was instrumental in changing education into a form of
operant condition that more closely resembled animal training than real
intellectual advancement, by implementing experimental psychology
techniques brought over from Germany. The aim was to abolish free
thinking and free will, molding each person into a “valueless cog of
the state”.
She also lifts the lid on how “sensitivity training” is used to
impose collectivist, Communist-style thought control, ensuring that
people can be easily manipulated into forming their opinions based on
group-think and that any shred of individuality or thinking that
contradicts the status quo is frowned upon.
Iserbyt reveals the secret Skull and Bones member list that was
supposed to remain private, and how it was connected to the effort by
elites in America to build up the Soviet Union during the cold war.
Iserbyt touches upon the research of Anthony Sutton to reveal how
Bonesmen protected each other when they were faced with questions from
the House Committee on Un-American Activities concerning their support
for Communists.
Iserbyt relates how she and Sutton came to the conclusion that the
men contained on the secret membership list were almost completely
responsible for American foreign policy as well as education policy
during the time they were in power.
Iserbyt also talks about her Skull and Bones grandfather clock which
her father always ordered be set five minutes ahead of time to
symbolize the fact that Bonesmen were always one step ahead of the rest
of society.
Source: Corbett Report
