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I'm sure most of you have heard of 'The illuminati'. There have been many thoughts passed around...

There was a card game made in 1995.

On one of the cards was one of the twin towers on fire in the middle, just like the 9/11 attacks.

There is one about an infection (swine flu), an oil spill and even Japan.

Strange, right?



I'm sorry, they first came out in '84 and then was re-released in '96.

That's extremely interesting. There was an email sent around a few years ago that shows how to fold a 20 dollar bill in such a way that it shows the twin towers up in flames. There are so many things out there, sometimes you just have to stop and wonder, is everything planned?

I know right!

They're going to make a new world order so we're all under one governement 0.0

There are a lot of these, but you just have to stop and think. For example, on the back of the one dollar bill, the eagle is holding 13 arrows and an olive branch with 13 leaves. Some people thought that this is because of the Free Mason influence on the early government. However, doesn't it make more sense that it was designed with 13 because that's how many states there were?

Also, if you make enough predictions (and if they're vague enough), some are bound to be close enough for peoples' imaginations to take over.

Wow thats creepy, being the curious person i am, im going to look up the 20 dollar thing *goes to google*

the order of the Illuminati were founded on May 1, 1776 in Bavaria, Germany. according to the spirit of the French Revolution, special guys of the intellectual and cultural elite (eg like Mr. J.W. Goethe) should prepare a way to a new, united Germany - based on a more sustainable, evolutionary principle than this bloody model of the French Revolution.

I heard they're going to stage aliens to bring the world together.

^maybe that wouldn't be such a bad thing

Talk to me when they call the World Series or World Cup.

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