Latin

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Aeneas

is the same spelling as “bronze”, hinting at Phoenician bronze traders founding Rome

Bees

pun with “leaders” and “disguise”

COVID-19

can be read as “agitate the people” and “bullshit the multitudes”

Caesar

puns with ceasura for “cut”, cessero for “retire”, castro for “palace”

Claudius

puns with “locked up” & “disappeared” in Semitic

Columbus

puns with kollubos for “exchange”, and collybista for “banker”

Corona

puns with “scorn” & “mockery” in several languages

Fasces

pun with “possess” & “fiscus”, and with “breaking” & “alotting” in many languages

History

puns with histrionic meaning “theater”

Horn

puns with “mockery” & “enacting others” in various languages

Index finger

puns with “informant” in Latin, and with “fake rebellion” in Semitic

Lion

puns with “banking” & other things, depending on the word & language

Monarch butterfly

puns with “ruler in disguise”

Number 33

spells “mockery”, and puns with “government agent”, “fake death”, “tricking the lower classes”

Number 8

is octo in Latin, which puns with “acting”

Numbers 1 & 8

spell out “show!”, and pun with “an act” & “completely enacted”

Phoenician

may be derived from “turners of wealth”, and puns with “finance” & “fraud”

Rockefeller

may be a synonym-translation of “oil czar”, via “petro caesar”

Sickle

is called faux / fauci / falx, all punning with “false”!

Stars & Stripes

pun with “tricks & deception”

Tacitus

means “hidden” & “secret”

Wallenstein

puns with “veiled” & “disguised”

Wolf

puns with “liar” in Hebrew, “veiling” in Latin, “shell” in Greek