“This idea came to him at age of 24 with force of a religious revelation. What is interesting is that it struck him in hours immediately following his initiation into Masonic Order while at Oxford University.

Although Rhodes was slightly contemptuous of organisation he had just joined - `I wonder that a large body of men can devote themselves to what at times appear most ridiculous and absurd rites without an object and without an end' - fact remains that whatever Masonic induction he had gone through, it would appear to have triggered something of an epiphany in young student.

On evening after ceremony, Rhodes sat pondering what had happened that day. Then, as he puts it, 'idea gleaming and dancing before one's eyes like a will-of-the-wisp at last frames itself into a plan'. He proceeded to pen his `Confession of Faith' in which he outlined his ambition: to establish a secret society whose objective would be furtherance of British Empire and uniting of entire Anglo-Saxon race, including America, into one single empire.

From that day, June 2, 1877, Rhodes was a man with a mission, with his `Confession of Faith' his guiding star and inspiration. When he had grown to trust anybody, he would confidentially reveal his 'idea' to him and expect man's life to be changed immediately.

Historians and biographers have criticised his naivety, but fact remains that when Rhodes did reveal his 'idea' to others, it often had same effect, resulting in them devoting themselves from then on to helping him achieve his lofty aims. There was an event in Rhodes' life, soon after his `illumination' at Oxford {Site of a Druidic pheryllt or alchemical school in time before Rome. Therefore it is on an important part of Earth Energy Grid.} that is hardly mentioned by his biographers, but which may well provide a key to how Rhodes acquired personal magnetism and power that he displayed from then on.

Three months after his Masonic induction at Oxford, Rhodes was back at diamond diggings of Kimberley, in South Africa. One night, while staying in his bachelor quarters, a very strange thing happened. `His friends', according to his biographer Sir Lewis Michell, `found him in his room, blue with fright, his door barricaded with a chest of drawers and other furniture; he insisted that he had seen a ghost.' Immediately after this pivotal crisis, Rhodes had his previously penned `Confession of Faith' (which also contained his last will and testament) legally formalised by a Kimberley attorney. From then on, his star was in ascendant.

What exactly happened to him alone in his room that night? No one will ever know, except that exactly same thing happened to another man, in following century, who also went on to become one of most powerful men world has ever known - Adolf Hitler.

FDR lauds their intellect and does not say why they were truly all that important. He is part of same ‘octopus’ but at a lower level or ‘front’ for political purposes. Jefferson was a politician as was Franklin too, but that is not why they are so important. Ben Franklin might have been an agent or double agent for plutocrats and oligarchs who were playing both sides of freedom fence while expanding their power. He was a member of Rosicrucian Council of Three along with Paine. Jefferson was a Newtonian alchemist or scientist who was selected and trained very early in life as part of Merovingian genetic program and he went on to do a lot of miscegenating himself. Clearly none of this will be laid before you in any exam to pass your citizenship tests. But Rumford was given a Royal title by Hapsburg or Holy Roman Emperors and worked with British Royals they are part of a Holy Alliance (see Treaty of Verona etc.). Here is a little dribble about him that also makes mention of ancient electricity even though it does not detail Numa’s machines which are in British Museum.