Amazing! U.S. $20 dollar bill contains hidden pictures of 9/11 attacks! (No Joke)

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[IncPen]

See for yourself...

Step 1: FOLD A NEW $20 BILL THIS WAY

Step 2: CONTINUE TO FOLD THIS WAY
Compare your fold precisely to this picture.

Step 3: FOLD THE RIGHT SIDE UNDER,
exactly as you folded the left side.
You'll immediately see the Pentagon ablaze! (red circle)

Step 4: NOW FLIP IT OVER AND SEE OTHER SIDE

The Twin Towers of the World Trade Center are
hit and smoking.

For education and discussion only, etc.

[Bad~Rodeo]

You need a nap, don't you...

[Dane]

I wonder how long it took this guy to figure out to make the precise folds to make innocuous trees into smoke.

Oh well people are always looking for a conspiracy. I bet you could fold the Mona Lisa in certain ways to make it look like the burning twin towers.

Anyway this should get the tin foilers up in arms and have them shouting from the rooftops about nothing.

[DeaconRed]

SEND ME THAT 20

[Judith Anne]

Okay, I tried it, but all I got was a picture of a moose. ;-D

[Cvengr]

AH-HA!

How did you know the Mona Lisa also foretold the WTC attack when appropiately folded? You must be one of 'em! ;^)

[Bad~Rodeo]

LOL~

[Dane]

How did you know the Mona Lisa also foretold the WTC attack when appropiately folded? You must be one of 'em! ;^)

LOL!

[uglybiker]

If you do it with a 50 you get a moose holding a piece of cheese and biting someone's sister.

[piasa]

in a shower, so I hear.

[Judith Anne]

Yes, and if you use francs, you can get a portrait of Bin Laden, astride a moose, holding a piece of brie...

[Vigilant1]

I guess they also missed the fact that the new $20 was designed, engraved and released into circualtion well before the WTC/Penatgon attacks on 9/11/01. Duh!

[JCG]

Obviously if the same guy, gal or thang will fold a fifty, we'll know where the next attack will be.

America's Fifth Column ... watch PBS documentary JIHAD! In America
Download 8 Mb zip file here (60 minute video)

[uglybiker]

Let's see him fold this!

[Bad~Rodeo]

~ROTFLMAO~

[piasa]

Yikes!

[Judith Anne]

If you have six of those, I'll trade them for an $18.

[Bad~Rodeo]

or 3 ..$6.00 bills?

[R. Scott]

Now that is a person with great spatial acuity.

[Republican_Strategist]

Origins: Folding common paper images such as currency and familiar product packaging to produce amusing (and often risqué) new images is a pastime with a long history. After all, several generations of kids have now learned that if you cut a few holes in a package of "Land O Lakes" butter and fold the portion with the pictured Native American girl's knees up just right, you can make it look like she's holding her breasts:





So, in that fine tradition, someone has recently discovered that folding a U.S. $20 bill a couple of different ways produces images that, with a little power of suggestion behind them, are reminiscent of pictures of the burning World Trade Center and Pentagon buildings after the September 11 terrorist attacks, a discovery now touted on some tongue-in-cheek web sites with the suggestion that the results are something more than a coincidence.

To those (few, we hope) who might be tempted to take something like this seriously, we'd simply point out that:

The current U.S. $20 bill was the product of a redesign introduced by the U.S. Treasury back in September 1998, a full three years before the terrorist attacks.

Since all denominations of U.S. currency higher than the $2 bill feature an engraving of a building surrounded by trees and/or shrubbery on their reverse sides, it isn't difficult to find a bill that can be folded to create an image similar to that of a burning building (with the leaves or shrubbery functioning as the "smoke").

The truly dedicated can even find a way to combine the letters in the printing to form the name of the perpetrator:



As far as fun-filled financial folding goes, you can usually obtain better results with bank notes from Europe, where countries don't all put nothing but pictures of buildings and stodgy old political figures on their money:



Of course, in some cases you don't even need to fold the currency:





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