Author:
Joan Hall
Date Of Creation:
1 July 2021
Update Date:
1 July 2024
Content
Some people believe in the conspiracy theory that underlies the modern US $ 20 bill. With a few simple folds, the $ 20 bill can be folded into an image that resembles the burning twin towers of the World Trade Center, which were destroyed in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack. Check out this article for how to get this image.
Steps
1 Fold the $ 20 bill in half lengthwise. The front side of the banknote with the portrait must face inward. Place the banknote so that you can see the top half of the back design with the phrase “The United States of America” framed by two numbers “20”; below it will be the inscription "In God We Trust" and the top of the White House. 
2 Fold the left edge of the note under the note and up. Make a diagonal fold on the left edge of the banknote, going from the center of the White House to the left at an angle of 45 degrees. The bottom left side of the reverse side of the note will stand vertically above the top edge of the note itself. Make sure you see a large number “20” on it in the corner. 
3 Fold the right side of the note in the same way as the left. When folded, the bill will look like a pentagon with an arrow pointing down. The figure will be made up of a clear triangle and two rectangles protruding from above because of it. If you look closely at the image above the triangle, you can see the burning Pentagon. 
4 Flip the bill over to the other (smoother) side. The pentagon arrow should still point downward. Note the image of the twin towers burning on either side of the fold. The eaves of the White House turned into towers, and the trees near the White House became smoke over the destroyed buildings. 
5 Consider conspiracy theory. The current $ 20 note is the result of a redesign of an older version of the note and was approved by the US Treasury Department in 1998 (three years before a terrorist hijacked a plane and rammed its towers.) the towers hidden on the twenty dollar bill were a sign of the US government or a powerful secret organization that foreshadowed the event. Some theorists even believe that the US government itself orchestrated the terrorist attack. If you are interested in conspiracy theories, gather additional information about them and try to understand why people believe in them. Just don't take everything you read about at face value.
