I didn't find phrase... "6000 year death cult" or anything close to that...
Did find this...
All that you know to be right is wrong.
The ‘cult’ runs the world.
Fantasy land.
The world is fighting back (& destroying the cult).
20% public.
80% private.
The world would otherwise collapse.
https://qagg.news/?q=%23%23189
And following the example of https://qagg.news/?q=question+everything
and u/Norman_F_Dixon... who questioned everything...
cult k^lt worship XVII; devotion, homage XVIII. - F. culte or L. cultus, noun of action f. colare inhabit, cultivate, protect, honor with worship, f. *kwel- be or more habitually (in or with), whence also colonus (see COLONY); WHEEL. Also in L. form cultus k^ltes. XVII (rare before XIX).
cultivate k^ltiveit till; improve and refine, XVII. f. medL. cultivat-, -are (cf. (O)F. cultiver, Pr, cultivare, etc.), f. medL cultivus, in cultiva terra arable land (cf. OF. teres cultives) f. cult-, pp. stem of colere cultivate; see prec. -IVE, -ATE. So cultivation XVIII cultivator. XVII.
culture k^lter piece of tilled land XV; cultivation XV; cultivating of the mind, manners, etc., XVI intellectual training and refinement XIX - F. culture (repl. earlier couture) or its source L. cultura, f. cult-; see prec. and -URE. Hence culturAL, XIX.
The Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology / 1966
Kind of gives new meaning to Andrew Breitbart's doctrine:
"Politics is downstream from culture"...
and why he went to https://youtu.be/FhSy-6VqIww?t=13
I didn't find phrase... "6000 year death cult" or anything close to that...
Did find this...
All that you know to be right is wrong.
The ‘cult’ runs the world.
Fantasy land.
The world is fighting back (& destroying the cult).
20% public.
80% private.
The world would otherwise collapse.
https://qagg.news/?q=%23%23189
And following the example of https://qagg.news/?q=question+everything
and u/Norman_F_Dixon... who questioned everything...
cult k^lt worship XVII; devotion, homage XVIII. - F. culte or L. cultus, noun of action f. colare inhabit, cultivate, protect, honor with worship, f. *kwel- be or more habitually (in or with), whence also colonus (see COLONY); WHEEL. Also in L. form cultus k^ltes. XVII (rare before XIX).
cultivate k^ltiveit till; improve and refine, XVII. f. medL. cultivat-, -are (cf. (O)F. cultiver, Pr, cultivare, etc.), f. medL cultivus, in cultiva terra arable land (cf. OF. teres cultives) f. cult-, pp. stem of colere cultivate; see prec. -IVE, -ATE. So cultivation XVIII cultivator. XVII.
culture k^lter piece of tilled land XV; cultivation XV; cultivating of the mind, manners, etc., XVI intellectual training and refinement XIX - F. culture (repl. earlier couture) or its source L. cultura, f. cult-; see prec. and -URE. Hence culturAL, XIX.
The Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology / 1966
Kind of gives new meaning to Andrew Breitbart's doctrine:
"Politics is downstream from culture"...
and why he went to https://youtu.be/FhSy-6VqIww?t=13