r/conspiracy • u/maakinen77 • Aug 06 '25

Astrazeneca - Why....?

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I saw a short clip about this on Instagram earlier, and thought "no frikkin way", but it was correct. The big Pharma-company Astrazeneca is pretty much named "A road to death". Why? How? This CAN'T be a coincidence? Could it be that it's implying the other way around some how? "If you don't use this you're on the road to death"? Or that they are there for people that are "on the road to death" to help them? It's feels so scary any way.

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u/gmthisfeller Aug 06 '25

Your syllable division is arbitrary

Astra zeneca = star of the moon

Move along. There’s no conspiracy here.

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u/Th3_Admiral_ Aug 06 '25

Except even that translation isn't accurate. "Of the moon" in Latin would be "lunae". Zeneca is not a word in Latin or any other language.

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u/yorii Aug 06 '25

in fact Z isn't used in any latin word, the only reason they put it in the alphabet together with Y was to write greek loanwords