By Expotera
December 18, 2015
In China there is a writing system called, Hanzi.
The Japanese still use the old form of this writing as
well and in Japan they call this writing system, Kanji.
One symbol means, "King" and it starts with the
character for King 王 (pronounced "wang")
Simply add a flick, and it's the character for,
"Money" and/or, "Jade" 玉 (pronounced "yu")
Now put a square around this, and it's the simplified Chinese
character for, "Country/Nation/State" 国 (pronounced "guo")
And on December 18, 2015, when you simply put and combine
all of this information above, together with this picture below,
it simply means that even to this very day, and even over here
in America, "The King, Who Controls The Jade, Controls The Country."
https://dollarredesign.wordpress.com/2010/01/17/ameros-rule
-federal-reserve-showcases-new-us-dollar-design-2
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