The Mysterious Imagery of The Dollar Bill

[b1 huck]

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possible baya nga naay say sa design ang mga mason.
karaan na kaayo ni sila nga grupo.
reseach osa ta.

kay freemasons are the good guys.
they would not let in corrupt candidates in their group.
they are the moral cream of the crop.
they also test their candidates for intelligence.
most of the members are professionals and businessmen with squeaky clean background.
if you are really a good guy with no secrets and no criminal background
and if you have no future plans of screwing up,
you would want to join this group.

you screw up and you are out of this group.
but the brotherhood is international.
meaning if you go to the US,
just look for their lodge there
and you no longer have problem with your accommodations because the lodge there will help you.

long live freemasonry...

[joninho]

Pareha rana sa atoa bro nga naa daw nagtago na elepante sa P20 bill...kita mo?

wala ko kita, nagtago man gud...

bitaw, on topic, grabe sah, everything on a dollar bill almost gi-link to freemasonry. ang set-up sa buildings pud daw sa washington DC, murag logo sa freemasons.. true?

[Deadstring67]

ang location bro.

FREEMASON MYTH 4
Washington, D.C.'s Streets Form Giant Masonic Symbols

It's long been suggested that powerful Freemasons embedded Masonic symbols in the Washington, D.C., street plan designed mainly by Frenchman Pierre L'Enfant in 1791.

The Lost Symbol is expected to prominently feature "Masonic mapping," detecting pentagrams and other symbols by connecting the dots among landmarks. Pre-release clues released by author Dan Brown, for example, include GPS coordinates for Washington landmarks.

"Individually, Masons had a role in building the White House, in building and designing Washington, D.C.," said Mark Tabbert, director of collections at the George Washington Masonic Memorial in Alexandria, Virginia. "And [small scale] Masonic symbols can be found throughout the city, as they can in most U.S. cities."

But there's no Masonic message in the city's street plan, Tabbert said. For starters, Pierre L'Enfant wasn't a Mason.

And, Tabbert asked, why would Masons go to the trouble of laying out a street grid to match their symbols?

"There has to be a [reason] for doing such a thing," said Tabbert, himself a Mason. "Dan Brown will find one, because he writes fiction. But there isn't one."



Read the source for more info.

Source:
A pentagram designed into the streetplans of Washington DC | 100777.com
"The Lost Symbol" and the Freemasons: 8 Myths Decoded
Freemasonry and Washington D.C.'s Street Layout

[murdocman12]

dna ta m tinga ani...

[botoy0917]

there on the move... so be prepared.. i think di nata kaabot kay mangamatay nata when the time comes..

[mai138]

HAHA...krun pa jud ko kbntai ana ai./....

[Hammer_and_Sickle]

nah,...ang maka-tubag ra jud ani, ang Nag Design

[joninho]

or basin the star formation was their idea of making these important landmarks accessible sa mga people working on the points... it looks strategic to me...

[fieldygabs]

nalibog ko anang masons... pero kita ka sa nat geo episodes about ana nila....

[peewee_toot]

amo jud ni gi lesson sa reed sauna. go sir tampus.