Numbers on Australian $20 note add up to triple 6...

Well a few days ago the subject of Freemasons, illuminati, etc came up in a discussion with a friend of mine who pulled out a 20 dollar note and showed me a simple formula to uncover 666 on the 20 dollar note.
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As you can see there is the number 2 in the chest of the black figure and 6 numbers on the abdomen of the figure, so simply subtract all of the top numbers in the blue circle (4,5,6) from the bottom numbers (7,8,9) individually for example: (7 - 4 = 3), after this simply multiply each total by the 2 in the green circle (7 - 4 = 3------ 2 x 3 = 6) and you will get triple 6.

So yeah, i knew there was symbolism on Americas bank notes, but never thought about checking out Australia's or other countries bank notes. Also who or what does the figure with the numbers represent, i would really like to see more examples of symbolism of this type, so please add to this thread.

Australia's mint makes most of the worlds currency. Right out of Craigieburn, Victoria. interesting find.

dude seriously?

thats called algebra... example i want to make 666 on something

x+y = 666

a+b*4 = 666

you can make up any formula you want to reach the end result

you have better symbolism with the federation star,

have u done any research on why they are there in the first place? the numbers i mean

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Even the compass telescope thing looks shifty as. Freemason?

I'm not sure exactly who the figure with the numbers is, I am guess it is an aboriginal as John Flynn who founded the flying doctors is the basis for that side of the note and the background is supposed to depict his contribution to the welfare of settlers in the outback, particularly his founding of the Australian Inland Mission and the Royal Flying Doctor Service.

Maybe it represents the number they were given when taken from their families.
Seriously, I don't know, he was a teacher it could represent that, education for the natives possibly.

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Well the design has only been around since 1994 but i haven't got to the bottom of the meaning of the numbers yet.

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Haha now that you mention it, that does give the note a masonic feel to it.

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I too was thinking about the same thing awhile ago and discovered this:
have a look at the Australian $5 note. hold it up and look through it.
to me it looks like the Queens eye is near the top of the Parliament house creating your classic pyramid with the all seeing eye. she also has a cross on her forehead and a goatee.

tell me if u can see it?

its a "Where Does It Hurt" body chart for medical diagnosis by numbers" I guess used by the flying doctor service, so maybe the the 'Royal Flying Doctor Service works for the Devil?

and if you fold up the $5 note a particular way and rotate it looks like the queens necklace and blouse collar are giving her neck fellatio

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Just found another thing under the telescope thingy -
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Pyramid of Giza anyone?? Or maybe im just seeing things.

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and if you fold up the $5 note a particular way and rotate it looks like the queens necklace and blouse collar are giving her neck fellatio

yes, thats a classic

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Never paid any attention to our currency notes before....

but what would 3 then 4,5,6 and 7,8,9 mean? Where's the 1 and 3?

The compass looks remarkably like the tree cutter on one of the illumanati play cards of the old Sears buildings now the Willis Bldg in Chicago.

The mushroom? Atomic? (just behind the ANZAC on the camel),

Originally posted by bluemirage5
The mushroom? Atomic? (just behind the ANZAC on the camel),

edit on 2-3-2011 by bluemirage5 because: (no reason given)

that is the rising sun the symbol of the Australian army.

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Look at it alot more closely.....that aint the sun

well it certainly is not a mushroom lol

when i look at it i see a RISING sun, which happens to be the emblem of the Australian Army so it fits right in with the digger on a camel in the foreground.