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obelisk (n.)
"tapering rectangular stone column with a pyramidal apex," 1560s, from French obélisque (16c.) and directly from Latin obeliscus "obelisk, small spit," from Greek obeliskos "small spit, obelisk, leg of a compass," diminutive of obelos "a spit, pointed pillar, needle, broach; obelisk; bar of metal used as a coin or weight," a word of uncertain origin; according to Beekes, "clearly Pre-Greek." In printing, "a sign resembling a small dagger" (1580s). In dictionaries it is used to mark obsolete words. Greek obelos also was "a mark used in writing; horizontal line used as a diacritic." Related: Obeliscal; obeliskine.
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obol (n.)
ancient Greek small coin and weight, 1660s, from Latin obolus, from Greek obolos, the name of a coin (sixth part of a drachme); identical with obelos "a spit, needle, broach; bar of metal used as a coin or weight" (see obelisk). So called from the original shape. Middle English had obolus as the name of a small measure of weight, also ob "halfpenny," from Latin ob., abbreviation of obolus.
https://www.etymonline.com/word/obelisk
House of Baal?
https://coercioncode.com/2018/10/02/arch-of-baal-erected-in-washington-d-c-during-the-last-week-of-september-2018/
Maybe they plan to flood the earth
Watch the water
Weather warfare
Biblical
Climate change
Think mirror
500,000,000/8,000,000,000 = 6.25%
Is this ajoke?
Maybe more tapes like the hefner tapes supposedly sunk in concrete box
Did trump turn their targeted population control dmigraphic on their heads?
Demographic
DisCern
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