This phrase refers to a specific set of collectible trading cards allegedly designed and produced by Steve Jackson Games. These cards, released in 1995 as part of the “Illuminati: New World Order” (INWO) game, are purported by some to have predicted future events, with certain imagery bearing a resemblance to events that occurred years after the game’s initial publication. Some examples of cards cited in these predictions include imagery that resembles the 9/11 attacks and other significant global incidents. These claims are the central point of interest for those investigating the connection of these cards.
The importance assigned to these cards stems from the belief that they offer insight into pre-planned events orchestrated by powerful secret societies. Proponents of this theory suggest the game functions as a form of predictive programming, subtly familiarizing the public with events before they unfold, potentially desensitizing individuals or even signaling intent to those within such societies. This perspective often draws upon broader conspiracy theories surrounding the Illuminati and their supposed manipulation of world affairs. The historical context includes the initial release of the game, its subsequent popularity, and the evolution of interpretations linking the cards to real-world events.
