The Round Table was started around the turn of the century by Freemason and Rothschild agent, Lord Alfred Milner, who was entrusted the mission by Cecil Rhodes. When Rhodes died in 1902 he was one of richest men in the world (partially from S. African diamond mines). In his will he devoted his entire fortune to the creation of the Round Table groups, the purpose of which would ultimately be to form a world government or as he said in the will: “…to and for the establishment, promotion and development of a secret society, the true aim and object whereof shall be the extension of British rule throughout the world.” He said, “I would annex the planets if I could.” Rhodes was an anglophile who was concerned about the decline of the British empire in the 1800s.
Dr. Carol Quigley wrote: “In the middle 1890s Rhodes had a personal income of at least a million pounds sterling a year which he spent so freely on his various purposes that he was usually overdrawn on his account.” Rhodes mission to establish a world government was set down in a series of wills described by Frank Aydelotte in his book The American Rhodes Scholarships . Frank Aydelotte wrote, “In 1888 Rhodes made his third will leaving everything to Lord Rothschild, his financier in mining enterprises, with an accompanying letter “Enclosing the written matter discussed between us, the model proposal for this secret society was the Society of Jesus” though he mentions also the Freemasons. It was composed of circles within circles.
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