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A '''Rhodes Scholar''' is a holder of a Rhodes Scholarship at the [[University of Oxford]] in the [[United Kingdom]]. The scholarships are awarded by the Rhodes Trust, endowed by the will of the imperialist statesman [[Cecil Rhodes]] and founded in 1902, and originally open to scholars from the [[British Empire]], the [[United States]] and [[Germany]]. Scholars are eligible to study any postgraduate degree at Oxford (excluding [[MBA]]). Since the foundation of the trust, more than 7,000 Rhodes Scholars have attended Oxford.

A '''Rhodes Scholar''' is a holder of a Rhodes Scholarship at the [[University of Oxford]] in the [[United Kingdom]]. The scholarships are awarded by the Rhodes Trust, endowed by the will of the imperialist statesman [[Cecil Rhodes]] and founded in 1902, and originally open to scholars from the [[British Empire]], the [[United States]] and [[Germany]]. Scholars are eligible to study any postgraduate degree at Oxford (excluding [[MBA]]). Since the foundation of the trust, more than 7,000 Rhodes Scholars have attended Oxford.

"Cecil Rhodes directed that the selection of scholars should be based on academic ability; sporting activity; qualities of personal rectitude, strength and compassion; and sense of the public good."<ref>[http://www.rhodeshouse.ox.ac.uk/history.htm The Rhodes Trust]</ref>  

"Cecil Rhodes directed that the selection of scholars should be based on academic ability; sporting activity; qualities of personal rectitude, strength and compassion; and sense of the public good."<ref>[http://www.rhodeshouse.ox.ac.uk/history.htm The Rhodes Trust]</ref> Over time, as predicted by [[O'Sullivan's First Law]], these scholarships have become a grooming program for [[liberal]] [[globalist]]s who lack athletic achievement and often even underachieve academically, as Clinton did.

Over time, the award has been increasingly given to [[liberal]] recipients lacking achievement in either sport or academics.  For example, scholarship recipient [[Bill Clinton]] had no known sporting achievement and refused to release his suspect academic record either.  He took the scholarship money for attending Oxford but could not earn a degree there.

Over time, the award has been increasingly given to [[liberal]] recipients lacking achievement in either sport or academics.  For example, scholarship recipient [[Bill Clinton]] had no known sporting achievement and refused to release his suspect academic record either.  He took the scholarship money for attending Oxford but could not earn a degree there.