Swatch Watches new advertising campaign: illuminati stuff.

In Swatches new advertising campaign I can spot the words illuminati, nazi and zion all hidden away in the one word. Illuminazioni

Coincidence?
www.swatch.com...

I think it may just be another advertiser jumping on the bandwagon, conspiracy stuff seems to be awful trendy at the moment, but Im agnostic: The illuminati might have done it.

what do u think?

reply to post by Lagrimas


Great Find! Can't figure out for the life of my how they got "Illuminazioni" from "swatch"? Is it swiss for anything? Strange indeed

Originally posted by SirClem
reply to post by Lagrimas

 

Great Find! Can't figure out for the life of my how they got "Illuminazioni" from "swatch"? Is it swiss for anything? Strange indeed

Sounds kinda like Latin when i try to pronounce it. I think it may pronounced Illumee Naziownee if it is somehow related to Latin. Then again, Latin is the only language, I have studied at any length other than english.

The words bother you? Nazioni is nations? and Illumi is lighting? So that would be lighting nations I guess......illuminate was a word before a group decided to use it for a club name. What is your theory of those words and what they mean to us?

reply to post by derst1988


just found out the italian "Illuminazione" translates to "Lighting". But what the heck does that have to do with SWISS watches?

reply to post by Lagrimas


From the press release...

La Biennale di Venezia is one of the world’s most important forums for the dissemination and “illumination” of current developments in international art. This year the International Art Exhibition, which opens June 4 th and runs through November 27 th , features 83 artists selected by curator Bice Curiger, who chose as title “ILLUMInazioni - ILLUMInations”, a thematic evocation of the role of contemporary art today

Lighting-Nations. Swatch are sponsoring an art exhibition.

st.

reply to post by SatoriTheory


Well, that's the end of this thread LOL Good job

Come on Guys, you don't see this??

It is a word which combines the "Big Three".

Illuminati, Nazi, And finally, Zion!

Illuminazioni

Illumi-Na zi on

reply to post by Screwed


Those words already exist in italian......because it contains some of the same letters doesnt make it what it is. Illuminati borrowed a word, just like hitler borrowed a sacred and good symbol and made it crooked.

Nazi is a mixture of full words...if you want to get really into language, zion i think is actually more appropriately spelled Tzion or Tsion.

Originally posted by topherman420
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doesnt make it what it is..

Ummm, I suppose alot of things "aren't what they are"
but the way i see it, this "Is what it is".

reply to post by Screwed


Then in the course of logic and evidence, your hypothesis is a flawed one.

This better work,

reply to post by foxhoundone


Yeah one of the many designs available, and skulls as cool teenage fashion is nothing new. Alot of people allure to that bad boy image "yeah man cool a skull...wicked, bad ass" or whatever else they would say about it.

reply to post by Lagrimas


Lagrimus i checked the swatch website and its definitely weird stuff, added a few photos for your thread, the one with the skull is bizarre to say the least, will check out more for later, the firms advertisement strategy is a little on the cultish side,

reply to post by foxhoundone


Yea I wanted to bring this to the attention of ATS because I could clearly see that a conspiracy could be read in to the logo for the advertising campaign.

I did say that Im agnostic as to whether that means the illuminati, zionist, elite did this on purpose ( to promote their cultish cause) but it also seems to much of a coincidence to not at least deserve a discussion.

To all of those of you that said its italian for illumination, absolutely true, but it still seems like a weird choice, you wouldnt use it by accident and not notice that the second line started with the word nazi would you?

So the advertisers for swatch weren't the type of people that saw the word nazi on the second line and thought 'oh yea hmm yer lol its not such a good idea after all, lets do something else'.
This is what makes the conspiracy more believable to me.

Thanks for embeding pictures and for contributing to the thread. cheers to all that replied.

Originally posted by Lagrimas
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Yea I wanted to bring this to the attention of ATS because I could clearly see that a conspiracy could be read in to the logo for the advertising campaign.

I did say that Im agnostic as to whether that means the illuminati, zionist, elite did this on purpose ( to promote their cultish cause) but it also seems to much of a coincidence to not at least deserve a discussion.

To all of those of you that said its italian for illumination, absolutely true, but it still seems like a weird choice, you wouldnt use it by accident and not notice that the second line started with the word nazi would you?

So the advertisers for swatch weren't the type of people that saw the word nazi on the second line and thought 'oh yea hmm yer lol its not such a good idea after all, lets do something else'.
This is what makes the conspiracy more believable to me.

Thanks for embeding pictures and for contributing to the thread. cheers to all that replied.

Well I guess they think differently then we do, and I doubt they equate an actual word in their language to that or change the original spelling cause of hitler (like the swastika being taken out of all cultures that it represents fortune etc because it was flipped around and used for nefarious purposes, it was theres to begin with). Nazione is an actual word that existed i think well before hitlers reign and his combo of two german words. People equate luxury with italy, rich wines, fabulous foods, beautiful men and women etc. I could not think of a more appropriate language to put that in.

Haha,

AND when you go to their site, you get bombarded with the "Full Blooded Collection"

AND they're Swiss Flag Logo, is a reverse Knights Templar Flag

AND Illuminazioni just means Illumination, but that could be a double meaning, the obvious being a light up watch

AND the religion of the Illuminati, Illumination.

I don't know, there could be something to it, but I'm not going to get too distracted by Swatch's little idiosynchronicities.

Originally posted by SirClem
reply to post by derst1988

 

just found out the italian "Illuminazione" translates to "Lighting". But what the heck does that have to do with SWISS watches?

Well, to be honest if I had to guess where the Illuminati were to be based out of, it would certainly be Sweden. They make watches, and chocolate well /joke. Oh and they are bankers. Its no secret that bankers know about deals before they happen. This is true in our lives, it is true in our society, and it is true in Sweden.

It is very possible it is conjugated differently, considering the i instead of e, but i get the feeling this is just marketing. Lightning. its fast, bright, electric, destructive, awe inspiring, ect. Clearly this target has a well trained hunter's bow aimed at it. IMHO.

ps. besides, i believe Illuminati to be a created fabrication by the real people in control. who are unknown. This is a belief, not a fact.

reply to post by Hijaqd


Haha, yea, I dont think anyone needs to loose any sleep over this one, it was just a little too good to not post it up on ATS for entertainments/ arguments sake.

Thanks to all that have contributed so far, for adding to the argument, so far Im leaning toward:

the evil puppet masters are at it

Originally posted by Lagrimas
To all of those of you that said its italian for illumination, absolutely true, but it still seems like a weird choice, you wouldnt use it by accident and not notice that the second line started with the word nazi would you?

So the advertisers for swatch weren't the type of people that saw the word nazi on the second line and thought 'oh yea hmm yer lol its not such a good idea after all, lets do something else'.
This is what makes the conspiracy more believable to me.

That's awfully english-centric thinking. "Nazioni" is italian for "nations". You want the italian people to redefine a word that's been in their language for hundreds of years because the stem "nazi" now has a negative connotation?