Topic: Bone Wars

Bone Wars comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from June 2016 to May 2025.

June 2016 May 2025

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Joe Atwill | The Hidden Hand of Power, Economic Upheaval, & Ruined Cultures
• 10:51 - 14:06

Joe Atwill | The Hidden Hand of Power, Economic Upheaval, & Ruined Cultures

Secret Societies, Freemasonry and European Depopulation

Joe Atwell argues that the modern world is dominated by secret societies including Freemasonry, Skull and Bones, and the Bohemian Grove. He asserts that the European political class has been a "catastrophic failure" over the last 150 years, leading to the depopulation of Europeans through engineered conflicts like World War I. Atwell claims that over half of American presidents have documented links to these secretive organizations.

John Hamer & Shannon Rowan | EMF Damage, Ancient Mysteries, & Royal Society Deceptions
• 43:53 - 46:37

John Hamer & Shannon Rowan | EMF Damage, Ancient Mysteries, & Royal Society Deceptions

Dinosaur Fabrication, Bone Wars, Smithsonian Institution

John Hamer presents the case that dinosaurs are a modern invention used to support the theory of evolution and the scarcity of "fossil fuels." He points to the "Bone Wars" of the 19th century, where rivals fabricated species from tiny fragments. The authors claim that most museum displays are plaster casts and that the anatomical structure of creatures like the T-Rex would be physically impossible.

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Russ Baker | Family of Secrets: The Bush Dynasty and America’s Invisible Government
• 4:13 - 7:03

Russ Baker | Family of Secrets: The Bush Dynasty and America’s Invisible Government

Samuel Bush, Rockefeller Connections and World War I

The Bush family power center is traced back to the mid-1800s, involving early connections to the founders of Skull & Bones. Samuel Bush emerged as a key figure in Columbus, Ohio, manufacturing railroad parts and connecting with the Rockefeller family. During World War I, Samuel Bush served as a primary point man in Washington for small arms procurement, benefiting major arms manufacturing dynasties.