BREAKING: Partial Destruction of one of the Georgia Guide Stones

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It appears the stones that were written in Russian / Chinese were destroyed.

originally posted by: BlackArrow
a reply to: projectvxn

When the last one remains, the vault below can be opened.

Oh boy, and what do you think is going to crawl out of that vault?

a reply to: Poveglia

Definitely ain’t no lightning.

Not that lightning would pulverize granite anyways.

a reply to: Poveglia

It appears the stones that were written in Russian / Chinese were destroyed.

I'm thinking it might be the Swahili/Hind stone.

Guidestone languages
Below the two columns of text is written the caption "GUIDESTONE LANGUAGES", with a diagram of the granite slab layout beneath it. The names of eight modern languages are inscribed along the long edges of the projecting rectangles, one per edge. Starting from due north and moving clockwise around so that the upper edge of the northeast rectangle is listed first, they are English, Spanish, Swahili, Hindi, Hebrew, Arabic, Chinese, and Russian.

Source

a reply to: Zarniwoop

Possibly...I'm not claiming to know, I'm just passing along what I've heard.

Detailed news coverage on this is scarce right now.

a reply to: projectvxn

Keep an eye out, and DM me if you get the answer. I don't think this was because of vandalism, despite what media mainstream might think. I think it will tell us which country is going to fall first, based on prophacy of the stones. "The last nation standing will be able to unlock the vault below" If the US guidestone is broken, this will not be good news. If it does become some form of truth. It means we might be headed into a serious disaster.

Granted its speculation, but at the same time given everything that is going on. It could very well be an 'omen' of what is to come. Yes, it could just be vandalism, yes it could just be a luck of the draw that some idiot decided to destroy the monument of bullcrap. But at the same time the reason why this was built for the last surviving nation is something that we should consider.

To most of us these guidestones are a joke, a fluke, ruthless and uncaring for humanity. But what they say with every legend is there is always some truth to them. So having respect to this event is something we should all not take forgranted. How many legends became real? From Giants, to dwarves things we were all told at one point in time was nothing more then fairytales. That is, until we found their bones.

So while I want to toss this event aside, and go 'haha dumb guidestones'. I think its smarter to stay on the side of caution. Especially considering knowledge is locked away reguarding pretty much everything about them. The Government literally has a stake in this, and keeps the vault sealed instead of exploring what is below.

Which means they too may know something about it, and even if we see an arrest made. Chances are the guy was paid to do it well in advance. Because like I said only 1 stone was destroyed, we he could of easily gotten them all, and even if miscalculating the alignment of said explosives, he could of easily knocked them all over.. where they all would of cracked. So this 'is' a planned event, its not a coincidence. To many variables and accuracy that most people wouldn't have the knowledge to pull off while keeping the structure stable with minimal damage.

Example if he would of put the explosive on the upper corner that connected them, he would of literally threw the entire thing off balance. If he put the explosive on the front facing away from the center stone' the knockback and reaction of the stone shattering could of knocked over the stones behind it. This shows me that he attached the explosive in the back towards the center stone and the layout of the stones means the stones flew out away from the actual monument itself, purposely preventing more damage then they could of done otherwise.

So vandalism is a 'maybe' but planned is a 'likely.'

a reply to: BlackArrow

I've never heard any "legend" about the last stone standing, where are you getting this from?

a reply to: beyondknowledge

Instated of putting the whole guide stone in a middle of nowhere. They should it put somewhere in a museum.

Not sure why museums in those local areas didn't thought of taking such a idea as they could have a lot of tourists coming to them.

Reports are coming out the stones have been removed. Deemed no longer safe after the explosion.

I’m wondering how they managed to make that stone turn into rubble without drilling into it first. This isn’t a hillbilly with tannerite, someone knows what they’re doing.

originally posted by: vNex92
a reply to: putnam6

Some already found possible connection?
There is candidate Running For Governor In Georgia... Her campaign is about taking down the stones down.

Twitter vid of her campaign

fwiw

medium.com...

Some have suggested that the group involved in the Georgia Guidestones has power, influence and money, even being a still existing Rosicrucian order. One argument against the claim is the fact that the Georgia Guidestones are not complete as to the original idea. Initially, there were to have been eight other stones as per the plan dictated to Wyatt. While Christian seemingly hoped the public might become involved, when they didn’t, no further funding from RC Christian or his alleged group ever materialised.

“No money has ever come forth from Mr Christian or any others. There’s been talk about it, but nothing has ever happened.”

Carolyn Cann, Editor of the Elberton Star.
The only man who ever truly knew the truth behind RC Christian and the stones was Wyatt C. Martin. Following their construction, he maintained contact with Christian and the two men became friends. Sharing letters and, when in Atlanta, Martin would meet Christian for dinner in Athens. Wyatt last heard from his friend in 2001 around the time of the September 11 attacks and, as he was in his 80s then, presumes he has passed away. Despite his promise, Wyatt never destroyed all the documentation relating to the Georgia Guidestones and instead kept it in his garage. While he wouldn’t speak a word, planning to take the secret to the grave, he was indignant at talk of the New World Order and secret societies in a 2009 interview with Randall Sullivan.

“All along, [Christian] said that who he was and where he came from had to be kept a secret. He said mysteries work that way. If you want to keep people interested, you can let them know only so much.”

originally posted by: putnam6

originally posted by: vNex92
a reply to: Zarniwoop

I wouldn't be surprised if it was a bomb at this point still the messaging of those Georgia Guide Stones is wrong on many levels.

Those defending the Georgia Guide Stones should explain why the earth population should be around 500 Million.

Jeez, they are just pieces of granite, don't think these "Guidestones have any significance one way or another. All it is is a monument by someone who had these beliefs and the means to install the message and the stones on the property. No more no less.

the interesting part is who wanted to blow it up? I would say teenage prank has to be on the list, well before we get to Klaus Schaub operatives. or another group with beef and looking for notoriety. Hell, the owner could have done it, to bring attention to them, they were put there to attract attention.

if it was blowed up,

it doesn't look like they used a bunch of cherry bombs.

someone knew how to handle explosives.

a reply to: Poveglia

Well its part of the inscription of the actual stone involving the vault. Let me find it, but its why it was written in every 'main' language.

But honestly its something I heard years ago, I think I was like 13 when I first heard of the stones. It is written in 8 different languages, and I think 1 or 2 of them are extinct - which is weird given the age of the actual stones themselves..

Okay good news.. it wasn't 'our' stone..

2022 bombing
Main article: Georgia Guidestones bombing
On July 6, 2022, an explosion hit the stones, destroying the Swahili/Hindi language slab and causing significant damage to the capstone. Nearby residents reportedly heard and felt explosions at around 4 a.m.[

en.wikipedia.org...

As for the legend

THE GEORGIA GUIDESTONES ARE MONOLITHS THAT FUNCTION AS A CLOCK, CALENDAR, AND COMPASS, AND PROVIDE INSTRUCTIONS IN EIGHT LANGUAGES ON REBUILDING SOCIETY

Unbelievable Facts

This isn't 'new' information, its meant for rebuilding society after the 'Apocalypse'. The Apocalypse scenario that was passed with this is that all nations would suffer, but 1 language would remain. With that said, that 1 language could be the creation of a 'new' language a merger of em all, or that only 1 nation or guide stone would remain.

Prophacies usually come in 'unexpected' ways, so when say a prophacy says "The Sun will Rise in the East," could be interpreted various ways like the sun will change directions, or the sun will rise east of of where the said prophacy was taken place.

Prophacies are rarely ever direct because that would mean being able to single out a single timeline and account for variables that go beyond 'choice', meaning everything is prewriten and there is only destiny not choice. Which goes against 'free will'. In fact this was one of Nostradameus's problem, while he lived in one time line he was plagued with the voices of many(To much to talk about him with, so lets avoid the side track). He saw those of the parallel worlds with similiar timelines as well, so not 'all' predictions' are actually made for our world and some vary slightly.

So while he was accurate for a lot of things on 'our' timeline, some of those things are off by a couple of years or days, because while the events remained the same. Those events could of happened earlier then ours on a different timeline. Before you discredit alternate timelines and worlds, I would look into parallel universes as its becoming more likely it exists. Thanks to both Quantum Physics and other experiments being done in search for answers in the field.

NASA reported finding evidence for paralle universe

So like I said I prefer to err on the side of caution, but finding out that it was the Hindi.. this is sad.. We should keep an eye on India and possible news coming out of there. These prophacies may not be directly involving that nation - because of possible interpretations, but it was the first stone to fall.

originally posted by: TheLieWeLive
I’m wondering how they managed to make that stone turn into rubble without drilling into it first. This isn’t a hillbilly with tannerite, someone knows what they’re doing.

i should have read the thread first.

lol.

Probably a left over Black cat from the 4th...

originally posted by: Albert999
I understood it perfectly.

Then why would you ask if I thought that was mainstream after I said it was.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: GoShredAK
And if they were would you say something?

Yeah, why not?

Apparently it's a big secret.....

Fwiw that sounds exactly like what someone who built the guide stones would ask.....

Little bit suspicious if you ask me 🤔

originally posted by: GoShredAK
Apparently it's a big secret.....

To whomever built it maybe, not to me. It's more of a joke.

War!!! what's in the in the vault?

this sounds like One Tin Soldier

originally posted by: sarahvital

originally posted by: putnam6

originally posted by: vNex92
a reply to: Zarniwoop

I wouldn't be surprised if it was a bomb at this point still the messaging of those Georgia Guide Stones is wrong on many levels.

Those defending the Georgia Guide Stones should explain why the earth population should be around 500 Million.

Jeez, they are just pieces of granite, don't think these "Guidestones have any significance one way or another. All it is is a monument by someone who had these beliefs and the means to install the message and the stones on the property. No more no less.

the interesting part is who wanted to blow it up? I would say teenage prank has to be on the list, well before we get to Klaus Schaub operatives. or another group with beef and looking for notoriety. Hell, the owner could have done it, to bring attention to them, they were put there to attract attention.

if it was blowed up,

it doesn't look like they used a bunch of cherry bombs.

someone knew how to handle explosives.

Yea I finally saw the video, that was a decent size blast ... here's the thing who would risk the charges for doing that?

Perhaps a developer wants the land but them pesky guidestones are in the way