Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

the Slater Fund, president Univ. of California 1872-75,
president John Hopkins Univ. 1875-1901, and first
president of the Carnegie Institute.
Gilman was an original incorporator of the Russell Sage
Foundation and the Carnegie Institute. The fact that one
man was an incorporator of the three most influential
foundations in America shows how centralized the
control of these supposedly autonomous foundations has
always been by a few ruthless individuals. Gilman is
usually listed as a charter member of the World Order,
because he, together with Andrew Dickson White and
Timothy Dwight, set up the Russell Trust at Yale in 1856,
to finance the Skull and Bones organization, whose
members are the leading front men in America. W.
Averell Harriman, Vice President George Bush, and
propagandist William Buckley of the National Review are
typical members. Norman Dodd, also a Yale man, said:
"It was well-known on campus that if you were tapped for
Bones you would never have to worry about success in
later life."
Of the three founders of this Order, Dwight became
president of Yale. White, son of a railroad millionaire,
was said by the New York Times to have inherited
enough money to make him free from care for life. He
became the first president of Cornell University, and
gave the institution $300,000 to set up its School of
Government; he became the first president of the
American Historical Association, and was U.S.
Ambassador to Russia 1892-94, and Ambassador to