Common color codes.

Be advised that each color has more than one meaning. To properly discern its interpretation the color must be read in context. For instance, if the color is used on a symbol then the symbol will point you to the accurate interpretation.
In example: the color black can mean “wrong” or “power” if the black is represented on an arm band or bracelets then you know “power” is the correct interpretation – this is derived from black arm bands in Nazi Germany.

Please remember I didn’t write this code I merely interpret it.

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USMC or Nazi Germany – or communist type control

Usually refers to communism but can reference any of the following.

– Nazi Germany, China, Soviet Union & USMC all used red and gold – this must be read in context to determine which is being referenced.

Usually refers to a defined problem: Black & white states that it’s a matter of right and wrong.

Gray indicates a gray area is being defined – usually the defined gray area is really a black and white matter.

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Orange = Arranged so if you see orange as in a bowl of oranges on a table or orange décor/walls/etc then you can assume something defined therein was arranged. Usually these arrangements are referring to a set-up.

Pi inc.
Pi can also be read as the number 8 or letter H

Monarch/parliament/royalty

China – Communism – Stop

Can mean slow – the “don’t tread on me” group and the pyramid group found on the back of a dollar bill.