Why is there an unfinished pyramid with a glowing eye?
The "Eye of Providence" is a visual representation of the words Annuit Coeptis, and reinforces the founders' notion that God looked upon the endeavor of the new nation with favor.
More at link..
Posted on 01/31/2010 5:26:20 PM PST by GSP.FAN
We’re serious. Did you know a dollar bill has hidden pictures, flecks of color, and mysterious symbols? And that’s just the beginning. What do all those seemingly random letters and Latin phrases mean, anyway?
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Why is there an unfinished pyramid with a glowing eye?
The "Eye of Providence" is a visual representation of the words Annuit Coeptis, and reinforces the founders' notion that God looked upon the endeavor of the new nation with favor.
More at link..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLF9UZoq1Pc
more on the “eye” thing...people can laugh this off all they want but i find it very creepy.
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take the average twenty and have it tested for drug residue
That is funny.:)
Where does it say “Thanks to Ogabe, this bill’s primary value is as toilet paper.”
Reference ping.
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Below is a link to a .pdf entitled ‘The Role of Kabbalah in the Founding of the United States of America: A look at Masonic Influence in Colonial America and what it borrowed from the Kabbalah’ by Rabbi Ariel Bar Tzadok.
Starting on page 6 there is an explanation of The Great Seal of the United States.
http://www.koshertorah.com/PDF/KabbalahMasonsandAmerica.pdf
Did you all know the line where you sign on your name on pre printed checks, is not actually a line. It is a repeating phrase in a very tiny font.
LMAO ... love it!
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Thanks Jet Jaguar. This is a modern topic, but huzzahs, it's a pyramid on there! ;') |
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Or Lactic Oxidosis.
It’s actually a forgery/counterfeit detector — most copy machines can’t reproduce the microprint and it comes out as just a solid line. If you use a strong magnifying glass, you’ll be able to determine whether the line is microprint or if it’s just a solid line. So — the solid line means the check was likely made on a photocopier or printer, and the microprint likely means the check is authentic.
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