This is part two, this is a Wikipedia. What we call the Wikipedia conspiracy right now. How come they won't define exactly what its name means? As we already know from that famous Caesar saying, waini, waini, widi, wiki, or veini, widi, wiki, it basically means I came, I saw, I conquered. Now they tell us that it's an online encyclopedia. And they call it wiki, pidi. So what does encyclopedia, and these are two spellings right here, what does encyclopedia actually mean? Now if we look at the etymological brackets right here, right? We see that it's, it was a modern Latin, 1508 encyclopedia. They said, derived from the Greek, and, and the quiclo, and quiclo, and quiclo, pidi, or encyclopedia, but that's the case there. So in quiclo, pidi, and now they say this is a false reading. You see that right there for yourself? It says false reading, false reading for en quiclios, and quiclios, pay dea. So in quiclios, pay dea, which is said to mean instruction, in the circle of the arts and sciences. So it means instruction in the circle of the arts and sciences, derived from in quiclios, en, or en, en, and quiclo, which means quiclo means a circle, and it says, see, circle, en, a circle, en, a circle, general, plus, pay dea, and pay dea, or dea, pay, pay dea, means education, derived from pay de ren, pay de ru, and pay dea, which means to educate, to bring up a child. So it's a derived from pay, pay, pay, pay, pay, pay dea, generally, pay deo, which means child, and then it says, see, pido, pido, that's what we get this phrase, pido, pido, pido, love of children, but in a more bizarre and horrible sense of child abuse. Now it says en, cyclopita, is a book or a set of books giving information on all or many branches of knowledge, generally in articles, alphabetically arranged. Secondly, it says, a similar work of giving information in a particular field of knowledge, then it says, an encyclopedia of philosophy. So this is the root, this is the root now of encyclopedia. So pido has something to do with, it seems, from the pidea and the different etymological derivations, education or instruction, education or instruction, i.e. in arts and sciences, from this root of encyclopiedia, and they say not the false reading of encyclopiedia, so encyclopiedia, pido, instruction in the circle of arts and science, and note that wiki pidia, they have their logo and they have a circle of the Eurocentric language, which is so forth and so on, but that's what the root of it is really about. And if you notice a lot of subject matters that are more controversial or critical of white supremacy are not really given, they're kind of put off on the side wiki pidia pages. But wiki pidia has everything to do with this final phase of, I will say white supremacy in that sense. In the final phase of the Gentile world dominion, they're trying to actually breed a new form of education, a new world order, but it's interesting that they would choose Julius Caesar's alleged famous last saying or famous saying upon the defeat in 47 BC of who was the guy, the king of Pontus, where he said, wani, wiki, or vene, vede, viki, you know what I'm saying, I came, I saw I conquered, so it means conquer the pidia. This is what's conquering education and instruction, because people would go to wiki pidia and say, what does wiki pidia say? And this is interesting, wiki pidia is 10 years old today, not today, but now in 2011. It's about 10 years old since it was launched in 2001. Just a little bit food for thought, and this is the part too on the wiki pidia conspiracy. What do you think? You think that would give us a page?