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Here’s a little on what former oil insider, Ian Crane knows about the history of Phi Beta Kappa – Skull and Bones link found at High Times in the net:

“These secret societies are behind it all,” my father told me many years ago. During the early ’50s he was a CIA branch chief, head of the East Asia Intelligence Analyst Office. “The Vietnam War,” he said soberly, “is about drugs.” Many years later I finally had some understanding of what Dad was talking about. I wish I had asked more questions. Like, was he was talking about The Order of Skull and Bones?

It’s a symbol used by pirates and poisons, but it’s also a “fraternity” at Yale University. College kids having fun? Not quite.

Fifteen juniors are tapped on a Thursday in May each year. Around 2,500 have been members, mostly white males from wealthy Northeastern families: Bush, Ford, Goodyear, Harriman, Heinz, Jay, Kellogg, Phelps, Pillsbury, Pinchot, Rockefeller, Taft, Vanderbilt, Weyerhauser and Whitney are some of the names on its roster. Minorities were brought in in the 1950s and women were voted in 1991.

The Order of Skull and Bones is a secret society founded at Yale by William Huntington Russell (S&B 1833). His cousin Samuel Russell’s family enterprise, Russell & Company, was the largest American opium smuggler, working with the Scottish firm Jardine-Matheson, the world’s largest.

Many New England and Southern families in the “China Trade” sent their sons to Yale, and many were “tapped” into Skull and Bones. From Yale, “Bonesmen” went into and were very influential in the worlds of commerce, communications, diplomacy, education, espionage, finance, law and politics.

There have been three Skull and Bones Presidents (including our nation’s current leader George W. Bush), at least 10 Senators, two Chief Justices of the Supreme Court and many US representatives and state governors. Bonesmen have held myriad lesser appointed posts and positions, with a particular affinity for the Central Intelligence Agency.

“The Order of Skull and Bones was founded in 1832 by William Huntington Russell and Alphonso Taft. Many historians claim it appeared because Phi Beta Kappa, America’s oldest Greek-letter college society, had abandoned secrecy.

Phi Beta Kappa was “founded with impressive ritual and high solemnity” on Thursday, December 5, 1776, at William and Mary College, in Williamsburg, Virginia, according to a history of the Yale chapter. The chapter at William and Mary was disbanded in 1781, making the Yale branch, which was founded in November 1780, the oldest extant chapter.

Phi Beta Kappa became an “open honorary organization” in 1832. In protest, apparently, Russell, Yale valedictorian of 1833, got Taft and 13 others to form what is now perhaps the most famous secret society in the United States.

From the very beginning there was resentment from fellow students. Faculty sent warning letters to early members’ parents. But the chapter persisted and flourished, and by 1884 two other senior secret societies at Yale had been formed, Scroll and Key, and Wolf’s Head. Also Phi Beta Kappa was revived after disappearing in 1871.”

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Bonesmen have helped create a prohibition where plants and their by-products are sold on the black market for precious-metal prices, and uses a corrupted "secret government" for trafficking and propaganda. A cabal that uses an unconstitutional Drug War for political, economic and social control.

Read more on High Times website.