Why does the CIA heavily recruit from Cornell which is based in Finger Lakes? When did Joe Biden speak at Cornell, and who made the largest donation to the University the very same year? Where did Joe Biden make such a “highly unusual move” connected with the same family who made the donation?

Chuck Schumer knows the answers to these questions. He is also a prominent member of the Knights of Pythias, one of many secret societies with deep roots in Racine, Wisconsin. His protege is Anthony Weiner who is also a member of NXIVM that is closely connected with Racine. What seat does Chuck occupy? Who else held that seat and who ran for it? Lady Gaga grew up in a Knights of Pythias lodge in New York.

Who was President when the Knights of Pythias were given their charter through Congress? Did slavery really end, or did it evolve? Finger Lakes and Racine played major roles in the Underground Railroad. What happened to the rat lines? How did the mafia use the same channels? Why are Finger Lakes and the Racine area major human trafficking hubs?

What was the Second Great Awakening in the Finger Lakes area? Mitt Romney knows. Was the Book of Mormon based on Kabbalah? What are the Voree plates? Where is Voree, Wisconsin and where did Mitt Romney’s running mate Paul Ryan grow up?

Who was Olympia Brown? Why did she move to Racine? What happened with the women’s rights movement? What is Unitarianism? What is One World Religion? What did Frank Lloyd Wright’s father do?

The Skaneateles Community in 1843 acquired and successfully operated a large farm and developed small industries. It ultimately failed because of internal difficulties, as well as external concern about its unorthodox social practices. Locally it was sometimes called "No God," because of the atheistic views of members. The Skaneateles Community published a newspaper, the "Comunitist" [sic] between 1844 and 1846, when the community dissolved. Buildings are extant, known as "Community Place," now serving as a bed-and-breakfast.

Some Skaneateles men volunteered for the ill-fated Upper Canada Rebellion (1837) to liberate Canada and were imprisoned by the British in Australia. Quaker congregations were involved in abolition activity. Underground Railroad sites have been documented in Skaneateles. Although the larger city of Syracuse nearby was known nationally as a center of abolition and Underground Railroad activity, Skaneateles was said (by Beauchamp, an early historian) to have "eclipsed Syracuse as an anti-slavery town."

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