Comments on: 1877: Cecil Rhodes, “Confession of Faith”

By: Jessica

Jessica — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 20:41:38 +0000

i really am a beginner in this reading so waht exactly is he talking about as far as colonizing it seems as tho he travels in circles

By: barbara ephgrave

barbara ephgrave — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 08:05:34 +0000

I have a very interesting story to tell about freemasons following an encounter with them.
They arent up to much i am sure that ordinary people banded together could easily defeat them and wreck their plans for their new world order.

By: Gracchus

Gracchus — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 06:00:24 +0000

I’m sure many current members of the lower echelons of the “New World Order” would agree with Rhodes’ sentiments. No doubt most of them think they are doing God’s work for the greater good of mankind. Those at the top of the “Order,” however, know the truth: that they are working for the ultimate triumph of Evil in the world; the kingdom of Antichrist; Hell on Earth.

By: Life

Life — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 22:23:30 +0000

Hi All.

One can see old Cecil has fallen for the Christian Zionist model of God’s work… So not at the highest levels of the Illuminised ones…

By: Terry Melanson

Terry Melanson — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 17:08:45 +0000

Whether or not “the extension of British rule throughout the world” has been accomplished or not, the whole point is that the “secret society” was indeed formed; it is the controlling body of the Rhodes Scholarships. It indoctrinates young pliable minds into the internationalist, elite globalist agenda - and provides them with a mean to access it. Carrol Quigley, in Anglo-American Establishment, wrote about another cabal of Rhodes: The Society of the Elect and the Round Table Group.

This Anglo-American establishment is the Pilgrims Society. See “The Pilgrims Society: A study of the Anglo-American Establishment” and “Meet the World Money Power.”

By: Anthony

Anthony — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 09:02:16 +0000

If Cecil Rhodes really meant what he wrote, then he failed miserably. The “English” and England are in a pitiful state, as a nation and as individuals. As a “race”? Is there such a thing? Was there ever such a thing as an english race? In Rhodes’ time and now, the English have been a people divided by class (caste?). I’m sure that Rhodes, like most of his class, despised lower (and middle class) Englishmen.

So why write it if he didn’t believe it? Because his true allegiance was to a higher, or perhaps better said “lower power”. Rhodes, the Freemasons, the Jesuits and others are servants to dark powers and owe no allegiance to the nations in which they live or lived. But Rhodes needed the support of his fellow countrymen, who would have had him hung as a traitor if they had had suspected his true ambitions… A global rule by an elite supported by Satan/Lucifer himself.

Clinton, Bush, Blair, Brown etc are carrying on the Globalist legacy. They are all liars and traitors to their fellow citizens, but they are loyal to their dark masters.