Flashback 1990. Skull and Bones member William F. Buckley Jr. is interviewed by People magazine. Letting it be known his utter contempt for individualism. Buckley was for mandatory national service. Check out the Buckley quote down below.:
It should be made plain, beginning on day one, what the meaning of national service is: an act of gratitude for the benefits of living in our society. Call this indoctrination if you wishStatist William F. Buckely Jr. further elaborates:
That Americans, beginning at age 18, be encouraged to devote a year of their lives to civic or philanthropic work. For instance, helping the elderly and the sick, teaching illiterates, helping with environmental work—there are more than 3 million slots where national service volunteers could profitably serve.With those kind of values you can see how National Review supported the TARP bailout! It's called "gratitude" by Skull and Bones elitists.
