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N. KOREA: A new look at the "Tape Runs Out" card
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EDIT: This thread was made in 2010. Bumping it back because of all the N.Korea threads.
----------------------------------------------------------- The TAPE RUNS OUT card from the Illuminati Card game by Steve Jackson: [link to thecomingepiphany.com]
Note that N.Korea AND the start of the tape, both look like the head of a snake, with its fangs open.
Could be something. Comp: > [link to img52.imageshack.us]
Begins it , from there.
EDIT: text below added on 10th April,2013: (The following was first noted on the A.-.S. forum.)
Below is a hi-res close-up I found on the net. If you follow the 'rays' of the explosion at the 11-O-clock position, you can see, very dimly, a straight line of stars. Its meaning beats me. The tape originates from CHINA, then rises up from N.KOREA and then loops back in over the northern width of AUSTRALIA , before entering AFRICA.
The two tape spools, contain the symbol of the cross within the circle, also known as the SUN CROSS. It is a very ancient symbol: [link to en.wikipedia.org] In the prehistoric religion of Bronze Age Europe, crosses in circles appear frequently on artifacts identified as cult items, for example the "miniature standard" with an amber inlay that shows a cross shape when held against the light, dating to the Nordic Bronze Age, held at the National Museum of Denmark, Copenhagen.[1] The Bronze Age symbol has also been connected with the spoked chariot wheel, which at the time was four-spoked (compare the Linear B ideogram 243 "wheel" 𐃏.) This technological innovation, invented by the late Proto-Indo-Europeans reached Europe in the mid-2nd millennium BC. In the context of a culture that celebrated the Sun chariot, it may also have had a "solar" connotation. This symbol appears also on the Snoldelev stone.[2]
Take a look at this image from Wikipedia: [link to upload.wikimedia.org]
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