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The document discusses several conspiracy theories about secret societies and their use of symbols, including theories that the Illuminati is sending subliminal messages through music artists like Jay-Z, Beyonce, and Kanye West or that the design of the Denver International Airport includes Nazi symbols. It suggests that genocide may be in our near future and that the Illuminati is all around us in symbols and hand gestures.
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Informative speech ppt
- 6. Symbols everywhere depict our future. Conspiracies have been thought to be theories... so they say...!
- 8. Adam and Eve Conspiracy.
- 9. Pyramids are one of the main symbols for the Illuminati.
- 10. Jay-Z, Beyonce and Kanye West’s Secret Society The song industry plays a big role into our society such as the artists Jay Z, Beyonce and Kanye West by creating lyrics which talks about how the world is going to be ruled by the ‘Leaders’ of the nation and will cause mass destruction for the New World Order.
- 11. Lady Gaga Subliminal Messages are present when listened to this Paparazzi backwards.
- 13. The Denver The Swastika is Airport’s runways a symbol used designed as the during WWII... Nazi symbol.
- 14. Illuminati is everywhere... Pearl Harbor McCarthyism John F. Kennedy Genocide is on our hands in the near future...
- 15. Illuminati is everywhere with symbols and hand gestures.
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