The Rhodes Scholar system is described as a secret-society-like network that selects imperial elites, bonds them at Oxford, and sends them to spread British power.
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The Rhodes Scholar system is described as a secret-society-like network that selects imperial elites, bonds them at Oxford, and sends them to spread British power.
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"...British system, you might win a scholarship to go study at Oxford or Cambridge, okay? You even might become a Rhodes Scholar. So a..."
"is the very best in the world, you might become a Rhodes Scholar, and then you become part of the British Empire. Okay? And..."
"...believe Shakespeare did not write Shakespeare because he didn't go to Oxford or Cambridge. Christopher Marlowe went to Oxford or Cambridge but not Shakespeare...."
"...know much more about history than these academics at Yale, Cambridge, Oxford, Harvard, okay?"
"...years. The academy in Athens at that time is like Harvard, Oxford today. Right? It's where all the rich and powerful go to study...."
"...academy in Athens at that time, it's like Harvard, right? Or Oxford today. It's a place where all the elite children went, okay? So..."
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