RIP Georgia Guidestones

[xcalibur]

You may be aware that the Rosicrucians (or some other secret society) put up a huge granite monument at the highest elevation in Georgia, where it's stood since 1980. The main granite slabs were inscribed in 8 modern languages from around the world, topped by a capstone with a shorter inscription in 4 ancient languages. This monolithic structure claimed to be "guidestones to an age of reason", with the following instructions for the New World Order (some speculate this was intended for a post-apocalyptic earth):

Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature.
Guide reproduction wisely — improving fitness and diversity.
Unite humanity with a living new language.
Rule passion — faith — tradition — and all things with tempered reason.
Protect people and nations with fair laws and just courts.
Let all nations rule internally resolving external disputes in a world court.
Avoid petty laws and useless officials.
Balance personal rights with social duties.
Prize truth — beauty — love — seeking harmony with the infinite.
Be not a cancer on the earth — Leave room for nature — Leave room for nature.

Most of this I agree with, especially eugenics, leaving room for nature, minimizing bureaucracy, and fair laws. However, I have serious issues with decimating and capping off the world population, and I disagree with a global nu-language.

They've stood since years before I was born, but now they're toppled. During the early hours of July 6, 2022, an explosion rocked the monument, destroying the hindi/swahili slab, damaging the capstone, and leaving the structure unstable. Shortly after, the authorities demolished the whole thing, apparently for safety reasons.

A couple strange points: first, the explosion was at exactly 3:33 am, which may have occult significance. Secondly, destroying the scene of a crime just hours later, instead of roping off the area and/or carefully dismantling it, seems suspect.

[Bad Dude]

Yea I heard about this. But it’s only 42 years old. Not old enough to be any significance honestly.


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[xcalibur]

it's not ancient by any means, but it's long been a lightning rod of controversy and conspiracy theories. so this is kind of ominous and a big deal.

[Resilient]

I have never heard of this. It sounds amazing.


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[Sir Bustalot]

Is one of the theories some christian fundamentalists did it?

If nobodys thought of that id like to suppose it was the christians

[Emobito]

Very intriguing and captivating imma piss on it

[xcalibur]

correction, the time of the blast was 4:03 am +33 seconds.

Is one of the theories some christian fundamentalists did it?

If nobodys thought of that id like to suppose it was the christians

Christian fundies are one of several groups who didn't approve of the guidestones. but the jury is still out.

[Sir Bustalot]

correction, the time of the blast was 4:03 am +33 seconds.



Christian fundies are one of several groups who didn't approve of the guidestones. but the jury is still out.

i saw a clickbait article that the stones were satanic lol

[THEDONN]

Killuminati

[Dlbiininja]

I've seen people talk about these damn things. Never heard of them until the explosion. And I question them being historical at all. What makes them historically significant other than some rich dudes wanting a Stonehenge knockoff? Nothing.

Say the claims of satanic. Which one again illustrates the religious orbitals that exists in this country.