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language, for example. “Gosudarstvo” (state) is a possession of “gosudar” (a sovereign).
The Old Russian word “gosudar” denoted both “a particular person with power” and a
“contract formula”, for example, “Gospodin Velikiy Novgorod”. This word is
connected with “gospodar”, and so was called an owner, master, or the ruling prince.
The Persians in the Ancient East had even a more precise definition – the “owner of
sheep” ("gōspanddār"). Do you know the origin of the word “politics”?
Anastasia: Well, as far as I know, from the Greek words “politike (techne)” meaning
the “art of ruling the state”. And then some give reference that these words, in their turn,
are derived from the Greek words “poly” meaning “many” and “techne” as “art”,
“craft”. Others consider that it originates from the Greek word “polis”, which ancient
Greeks used for their city states.
Rigden: This answer is quite predictable. This information is introduced to the human
consciousness through many textbooks and books. But let us go into detail. Where from
did Ancient Greece receive such a form of social governance, moreover with the selfname
of the highest official in ancient Greek city states – archon? From ancient Rome –
from the then forming supporting “nest” of the priests of freemasons, who were exactly
the ones who established religious cults and forms of social governance for their own
purposes, who created craft guilds and so on. From where did the Greeks get such a
form of government as democracy (from the Greek words “demos” meaning “people”
and “kratos” as “power” or “rule”, that is, the “rule of the people”)? From the same
place where the Romans got republic (from the Latin words “res” meaning matter and
“publicus” as public; “res publica” is “public matter”). All these forms of government
were devised by the priests of freemasons (Archons) and promoted them among peoples
through public figures.
You may think why under these so-called “public” forms of government and political
regimes, which republic and democracy represent in the world today, nations themselves
are, in fact, removed from governing their own country. Although on paper everything is
written beautifully, and the law takes into account the methods of collective decisionmaking,
including “equal opportunities”, “granting personal and political rights and
freedoms to citizens” and so on. But in practice we have a real occupation of the
“people’s power” by local and central priestly and political elites of the governing
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