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an Atlantic power, not a European power and hoped for a federation of the
English-speaking world.
Milner (who believed that "men should strive to build the Kingdom of
Heaven here upon this earth, and that the leadership in that task must fall
first and foremost upon the English-speaking peoples") 7 spread the Round
Table groups to South Africa, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, India,
and the US. They were all controlled from England, and their members
included the most prominent politicians of the British government, all
of whom were dedicated to a one-world government. 8 The Round Table
is referred to, 9 by both participants and outsiders, as "the Milner Group,"
"the Committee of 300" (a separate organization), "the Illuminati" or
"neo-Illuminati," and "the Olympians" (meaning, those equal to the gods
of Olympus in Greek legend). (References to "the Order" with its "Skull
and Bones" ritual indicate the American Templars.) The Illuminati refer
to the private Order founded in Frankfurt by the first Rothschild in 1776,
following his meetings with Adam Weishaupt. Following the oppression by
the elector of Bavaria the Order was hidden in the "Grand Orient," a branch
of Freemasonry. In due course the rich Syndicate families such as the
Rockefellers and J. P. Morgans were among the Round Table's financiers.
Through the Astor family the Round Table controlled the London Times
newspaper. The parallel American Round-Table group, controlled by J. P.
Morgan and Co., had an identical goal. 10 It included leaders of the Carnegie
Endowment and other US-based foundations. According to the Carnegie
Endowment's own documents, its leaders concluded in 1911 that the best
way to alter a people's life is to involve it in war.
Fabian Society
Stealth, intrigue, subversion, and the deception of never calling
socialism by its right name.
Shaw, on the Fabian Society
The Rothschilds have generally been identified after Waterloo with the
imperial drives of Britain and other major European countries. The
intellectual movement of internationalism reflected similar aims, though
by different methods. The Rothschilds also had an interest in funding