Did this 80s Card Game predict the future? See why the Illuminati HATES this man

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Meet Steve Jackson



Steve graduated from Rice in 1974, the same year the original Dungeons & Dragons came out, and became a role-playing game designer. He produced a number of moderately successful but rarely remembered fantasy games until 1981 when he and artist Dave Martin branched out and made a conspiracy theory game inspired by the The Illuminatus trilogy of books. They called their board game "Illuminati" and it was released in 1982 with multiple expansions following in later years and decades.



In "Illuminati" players role-play as various shadowy groups and attempt to control the world by playing a number of different cards. The game itself isn't terribly interesting, but the cards are because they're seen as prophetic.

Here are some of them:

Released in 1995:


1994:



1994 - Notice the playing cards in the art



now look at Jason Aldean's tattoos



Here they are together



I'm not sure of the date on this one but it precedes Pepe



and modern Pepe/Kek




and more interesting ones ranging from mid 90s to mid 00s




What's even more interesting is that Steve Jackson Games, Steve's Company, had its Austin, TX offices raided by the Secret Service in 1990 under the pretext that information about the city's 911 system had been posted on a bulletin board service operating on a server owned by the business. The SS seized multiple computers and floppy disks with game information and Steve sued the SS for their return and won the case.

Assuming that these cards CAN tell the future, what might the other cards tell us about what's in store for us soon?