Ghost Ryder

@cateia97 As an ancient historian, my studies centered on Macedonia (Philip II, Alexander). I often examined linguistic structure.

@cateia97 I frequently read & did transliteration of texts. Transliteration is basically rewriting a word in another alphabet.

@cateia97 I frequently worked with classical and koine Greek, Latin, and Coptic. Transliteration of Greek: Αλέξανδρος = AleKSandros.

@cateia97 As you see, transliterated Greek texts spell X phonetically with a KS to best represent the original Greek.

@cateia97 Great, so how does this tie to Russians posing as rogue WH staffers?

@cateia97 Greek is the main parent language of Coptic. And Cyrillic. Cyrillic is the Russian alphabet. English is a phonetic hellscape.

@cateia97 also, what is a muzzie?

@laurelatoreilly yeah, I have no idea. Muslim? Not a common slur here in the States.

@cateia97 @laurelatoreilly uh as an American Muslim, I can tell you that it's a very common slur

@roqchams @cateia97 @laurelatoreilly Have you heard it a lot inside the US? I've heard it a lot in the UK/Australia but never in the states.

@AutumnDulles @cateia97 @laurelatoreilly yes, I have. It's been said to my face, even

@roqchams wow, I thought muzzie (and worse, muzrat) was a European thing, I've never seen Americans say it but Britain First use it a lot

@_GloomyBucky I think that w/ white supremacist outreach, including growing international fan base, that this language travels

@RabidGummiBear I've had a blog suggested to me as well. Meanwhile I'm hiding from my dumpster fire mentions.

@RabidGummiBear I have over 900 new followers. It's a bit overwhelming.