Cecil John Rhodes
Magnate and former Prime Minister of the Cape ColonyWikipedia
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Oct 28, 2026
#694: Clinton Body Count
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14:55Charlie RobinsonHOST
And if you've read my book, The Octopus Population Control.
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14:59Charlie RobinsonHOST
I do a lot of work on Cecil Rhodes and what the Rhodes Scholarship is and what it is for and what it's meant to do.
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15:04Charlie RobinsonHOST
Now, the people who are brought into the Rhodes Scholarship program are very smart.
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15:11Charlie RobinsonHOST
There's no dummies in this group, right? That's where you get Bill Clinton and Rachel Maddow and these people.
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15:15Charlie RobinsonHOST
I disagree with their philosophies on things, but it's undeniable that they're intelligent people.
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15:22Charlie RobinsonHOST
And with the Rhodes Scholarship, his whole thought process, Cecil Rhodes, was let's create double agents in America that will subvert America from the inside so that it will be easier for us to fold it back into the British Empire.
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15:40Charlie RobinsonHOST
That's the whole reason for the Rhodes Scholarship.
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15:42Charlie RobinsonHOST
It's not like they're doing some good deed with their cousin in America and training all the Americans to be educated just like the Brits.
Standalone extras - Old Africa
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15:18Mike WardHOST
When not bringing a new car back from UK leave, the final leg of the journey home from Cape Town would be a week on a slow steam train, its carriages sumptuously fitted with leather and wooded interiors.
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15:31Mike WardHOST
The track at times followed the same line initially laid by Cecil Rhodes to supply his new country, Rhodesia, and where it passed through the arid and featureless and then entirely undeveloped Bechuanaland, I only did one of these train journeys, but I recall one particular event.
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15:51Mike WardHOST
Accustomed as we had come by then to the fecund undulations that make up most of Neasodon, I recall my mother commenting as we passed through Bechuanaland, Thank God we don't live here.
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16:04Mike WardHOST
This was the country which would become Botswana, and where I was destined later to spend 47 years of my life.
Tyla Isn’t Flopping. You Just Don’t Like Her.
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25:59NKHOST
There's a 2023 book called Colored, How Classification Became Culture by Tessa Dooms and Lindsay Ebony Chattel.
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When they went digging for the earliest official uses of the word colored, one of the first they found was Cecil John Rhodes, in the late 1800s, using it to describe a class of labor in the diamond and gold mine.
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26:18NKHOST
So it seems like the word started as a colonial businessman's label for a type of worker.
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26:23NKHOST
I swear everything just comes back to colonialism, but I mean, it did a number on us.
William Ramsey: 1850s Secret Society ‘Knights of the Golden Circle’ as Proto-Technate?
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18:43Hrvoje MorićHOST
I mean, I can't even remember all of these groups off the top of my head.
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18:47Hrvoje MorićHOST
You know, you've got the Cecil Rhodes Roundtable groups, then whatever came from there, the Royal Institute.
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18:53Hrvoje MorićHOST
I had on the podcast, Victor Bulmer Thomas, the former head of the one of the former directors of the Royal Institute of International Affairs, you know, Council for Relations and then all these, you know, the technocracy movement.
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19:06Hrvoje MorićHOST
And, you know, would you say I think it's useful because their end goal appears to be the same.
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41:17Hrvoje MorićHOST
Meanwhile, other podcasters are talking about soap opera stuff.
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41:22Hrvoje MorićHOST
I'm really pushing the nerve.
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41:26Hrvoje MorićHOST
And I wrote, and I was going to share, you know, I quote tweeted him, um, sharing my article on multipolarity, where I fleshed out how you have this whole movement for multipolarity and BRICS, which is, again, it echoes with Knights of the Golden Circle, with the technocracy movement, with Cecil Rhodes, roundtable movement for World Federation, start with the British Commonwealth and then take the world.
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41:51Hrvoje MorićHOST
Clarence Strait in 1939's Atlantic Union, former EU, but the UK and the EU, which is happening as we speak, You know, they want to put Canada in the EU, which was, again, the plan, and then to create an Atlantic Union and the World Union.
Episode 298 - Lights, Camera, Capital! How Scottish Lensmen Saved Joburg’s Gold
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1:01Des LathamHOST
The Cape Colony had succeeded the imperial government in administering the diamond fields around Kimberley starting in 1880.
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1:08Des LathamHOST
Over time, Cape Rule was influenced to a great extent by Cecil Rhodes.
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1:12Des LathamHOST
He was the most visible of the new crop of mine owners who were to loom over South Africa's economic and political history for the next century.
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1:20Des LathamHOST
Well, at least until the Nationalist Party government came to power in 1948. by eighteen ninety the beer's owner had played a significant role in the extension of british rule into bechuanaland and then beyond into central africa all the while rhodes developed an astonishing ideology of empire creating what he saw as a unique role for what he called the english race What is not as well known or remembered was how Rhodes was above all a pragmatist and opportunist, an ideological shapeshifter who transferred his allegiances from Imperial to Cape Settler and then back again, a little bit of modern tech bro mixed with starry-eyed Silicon Valley.
EP 1 Zimbabwe's Land Reform - Did It Fail or Is the Media Missing the Bigger Story? | African News Review
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49:51Aya Fubara EneliPANELIST
And then, of course, Britain walked away from that and said, hey, we don't have any special responsibility.
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49:59Aya Fubara EneliPANELIST
Of course, here comes Cecil Rhodes' name again.
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50:03Aya Fubara EneliPANELIST
Cecil Rhodes, who came in through the British South Africa
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50:07Adesoji IginlaHOST
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50:09Aya Fubara EneliPANELIST
with their pioneer column.
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17:58Kelechi OkaforHOST
Stand Up To Racism has organised a demonstration against Nathan Kofnas' talk at Oxford University's Oriel College on November 17th.
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18:08Kelechi OkaforHOST
Why Oriel College is so important is because, firstly, people let me know that that is the college that was fighting tooth and nail not to get rid of the statue of Cecil Rhodes, that eugenicist bitch, that segregationist apartheid lover, just... all-round, terrible human, right? They didn't want to get rid of the statue of Cecil Rhodes that was outside Oriel College.
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18:36Kelechi OkaforHOST
Says a lot.
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18:37Kelechi OkaforHOST
But another thing about Oriel College is that that was the college that Lola Salem was at, the one, the professor who was teaching at Oriel College, and she has been accused of...
Ep. 334 - The Book of Ezekiel
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Through the pages of history of conspiracy.
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They'll tell me all about Cecil Rhodes and guys like him.
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I don't understand half the stuff they talk about.
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I'm low IQ to see.
Mel K & Kevin Shipp | A Million Pairs of Eyes: Exposing Radical Islam | 10-24-26
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14:58Kevin ShippGUEST
No, that's not what it's all about.
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14:59Kevin ShippGUEST
Cecil Rhodes, who established the Rhodes Scholarship, was a pedophile who traveled with five little boys wherever he went and pushed for a one-world government.
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15:10Kevin ShippGUEST
At that time, he was the richest man on earth.
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15:12Kevin ShippGUEST
He was a practicing pedophile, and the Rhodes Scholarship was set up to groom people into progressivism to become the future world leaders like Bill Clinton.
What if Britain had LOST the Boer Wars? WWI powers turn on the British Empire
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1:23Chris ParryGUEST
You've also got personalities.
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1:24Chris ParryGUEST
You've got Cecil Rhodes.
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1:26Spencer JonesGUEST
Fascinating character, hero of the era.
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1:29Spencer JonesGUEST
Well, not completely.
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15:43Chris ParryGUEST
You've got the diamonds.
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15:44Chris ParryGUEST
You've also got personalities.
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15:45Chris ParryGUEST
You've got Cecil Rhodes, who has this vision, basically, of joining up the British Empire from the Cape right through to Egypt.
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15:53Chris ParryGUEST
And so that's pressing on this.
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