Comments on The Open Scroll Blog: Decoding the Bank of America Logo

Thanks Ken. Like with the Columbia Sportswear, Su...

2016-08-14T14:41:55.569-07:00

Thanks Ken.

Like with the Columbia Sportswear, Sun Microsystems and Windows OS logos, you can definitely draw a swastika around the B of A logo. Given the history of secret support for Nazi ideology in finance, and the popularity of embedding 1488 codes in the kinds of media that depend on financial backing, I don't doubt that the swastika really is intended and is a potent element of their image mojo.

Unfortunately, I see a deconstructed swastika. Wh...

2016-08-14T09:17:18.207-07:00

Unfortunately, I see a deconstructed swastika. When the two longer lines are placed, one over the other, perpendicularly (making a cross or plus sign), and the four short lines are placed at right angles at the ends of the longer lines, there is a swastika. I wasn't looking for this and don't associate it with BofA. I just happened to see that.

Each 11 on the BofA field plot depicts a white E3 ...

2013-05-29T13:19:18.581-07:00

Each 11 on the BofA field plot depicts a white E3 or 33 combination thus a total of 4 33's.

That logo's decoding can also be applied direc...

2013-05-29T13:16:39.340-07:00

That logo's decoding can also be applied directly to the LGBT 'human rights campaign' logo displayed in my area on about every hundred or so automobiles in county.

http://www.hrc.org/blog/entry/lgbt-inclusive-workplace-polices-adds-up-for-employers-employees

A slightly more obscured 33 is embedded is 'the thin blue line' and over 90% of the national flags.

http://blog.worldofemotions.com/danilka/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/All_Flags_of_the_World_hr_5024x3757.jpg?9d7bd4

crosses, three lines horizontal, three line vertical, union jacks each included one 33 or even a pair of 33's and likely more that haven't been shown to me yet.