50 000 rials worht of nuclear love...

The central ban (oh, oh! a Freudian slip there. It should of course be bank) of iran has printed an all new 50 000- rial note.

Take closer look at the picture and see if you discover something funny about it?

No it's not the Saturn planetoid thingy hovering over Afghanistan!

But...
Besides the fact that they take the language of "the big shaytan" in their mouths, the note also sports the well known symbol of an atom and or nuclear energy/weapons.
Ok, so let's try to unravel this and figure out what possible underlaying message we ca find.

Why the English? It's not like iranian currency is internationally passable! Not only that; no foreigner in their right mind would exchange his dollars to rials if and when visiting the country. Tock! (The sound of someone slapping their forhead emidiatly after making a conversion transaction and realises that he got just that much poorer because of the ongoing hyperinflation in iran.) Nor could it be in favour of the masses of tourists infesting the iranian beaches.

Think about if USA would print a new five dollar bill with some dead president on one side and on the other side printed som squiggly backwards arabic, with say- a missile with the text FUME on it. What possible message would that give?

You be the judge!