Symbols are used to suggest things, sometimes even to hide things. What do we know about the symbols of Skull & Bones?
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Jesse Jaymz
The owl. There’s so much symbolism in this, Ben. It’s everywhere—Super Bowl halftime shows, Hollywood award ceremonies—it’s all over the place. I was just reading about initiates being referred to as “goats.” Can you talk about the meaning and significance of that?
Ben
Yeah, this is really important to understand because it gets into their depravity. When we talk about symbolism, it’s everywhere. For example, when someone advances from Skull and Bones, they move up to an organization called Owl and Key. Now, where else do we see the owl? It’s a recurring symbol in secret societies, deeply connected to their rituals and beliefs.
And then there’s the goat. People today associate “GOAT” with “Greatest of All Time,” but that’s a modern reinterpretation. The original meaning of “goat” had nothing to do with greatness. If you look at older dictionaries, a goat was defined as someone with excessive or offensive sexual desire.
This isn’t speculation—it’s right there in their own documents. A newspaper article from about 70 years ago described an event from Skull and Bones where the initiates, referred to as goats, were subjected to degrading rituals. It even stated:
“The sober members of the Royal Order of Owl and Key, the men who last year had undergone the humiliations at Skull and Bones, smearing ungodly costumes and requirements on the year’s goats.”
So when we see them use this terminology, it’s not accidental. It’s deeply rooted in their ideology.
In their system, a goat is an initiate—someone being inducted into their world. Goathood represents being unaccountable, untouchable. The person overseeing the initiates is called a goat master, which, disturbingly, is also an old term referring to someone who fornicates with a goat. This is what they say about themselves.
Jesse Jaymz
So they’re not just admitting it, they’re gloating about it. Exactly. And that’s the key. Their god is not our God.
Ben
In fact, when initiates receive their invitation letter, it explicitly states:
“Your candidacy is to be kept a total secret. You are to come alone and be aware of your actions because you are being watched.”
And it’s signed 322—which is directly tied to Skull and Bones.
Some people try to dismiss Skull and Bones as just a college fraternity, something goofy and meaningless. But that’s not the case. This isn’t just a club; it’s satanic. It’s evil. And the men who pass through these ranks don’t just leave it behind after college—they go on to implement this satanic agenda on a global scale.
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I can think of some obvious signs that someone is part of this agenda. How about urging everyone to get a certain experimental jab and declaring it “safe and effective” when it’s nothing of the sort, urging people to be “good global citizens,” as examples.
Maybe doing everything possible to never mention or discuss conspiracies or secret combinations even though it’s a major teaching of the religion they pretend to believe in – and there’s even a commandment to expose and oppose such things rather that cooperate with them and help them and donate to them.
Maybe even attacking church members who believe in individual liberty, who homeschool their kids, etc. Calling people who want to fight against being enslaved or depopulated un-Christ-like, contentious, etc.
All hypothetical, of course, that such persons would exist and be amongst us.