[.ca] Fleshing Out Skull & Bones: Investigations into ... (ISBN 0975290606)

How Interesting:
Of all the items I have ordered from Amazon.com, I have never received this message before: "We are sorry to report that we will not be able to obtain the following item from your order: (Fleshing out Skull and Bones) Though we had expected to be able to send this item to you, we've since found that it is not available from any of our sources at this time. We realize this is disappointing news to hear, and we apologize for the inconvenience we have caused you. We have cancelled this item from your order." Is this a bad joke? ...Or rather a grim new reality? Maybe this will help those looking for more info on the topic: http://www.fleshingoutskullandbones.com/

WoW!!!:
I have read a couple other articles/books about skull & bones and am looking forward to reading this one! From what I heard on the radio interview with Kris Millegan, it sounds like the book will be very interesting!

No reviews???:
This book was released in September, 2003, its author is scheduled to be interviewed on Coast 2 Coast, and yet here we are, four months after publication, and no customer reviews? What conspiracy is afoot, especially inside the walls of amazon.com? And what connections does amazon.com have with this secret society? Remember, just ten months until one Skull & Bones member (Bush) runs for President against another (Kerry).

Hyperventilating, paranoid conspiracy theorist twaddle:
Here's the premise: a >100-year old fraternity at Yale has been carefully selecting young men for initiation into a super-secret organization determined to penetrated the CIA, The White House, Wall Street, Hollywood, and other organs of social control. Once there, these recruits employ Hegelian dialectic to pursue their nefarious means, regardless of their duty to God, the Constitution, the law, etc, and as a reward reap money, free prostitutes at a private island on the US/Canadian border (Deer Island), and political protection from the law. Uh huh. And Santa Claus uses his GPS system to locate bad little boys and girls. If this kind of book appeals to you, I'll bet your book shelf is creaking under the weight of all the Ruth Montgomery alien books and Area 51 revelations. Get a girlfriend and get a life!

Capitalizing on stupidity:
It's funny to watch fame-driven scandalous reporters write exposes in America. Most recently, there was the Fahrenheit 911, an alleged expose of President Bush. Upon a closer examination, the film's collage of footage and the conclusions derived therefrom were mostly meaningless. Similarly with this book. The book comes up with assorted and scandalous-sounding allegations. However, anyone with a reasonable mind and keen perception will come to question most of it. What I most certainly do not doubt is that the author, more than any secret societies, is seeking to gain money and the opposite sex's attention, something that a scandalous 'expose' will doubtlessly accomplish.