william_mac
04-08-2007, 05:11 AM
I posted up a thread called "pretty solid proof that Illuminati are reptiles" and some people began talking about depopulation. I was reminded of a travel article I wrote for AOL Travel and Condenast Travel called "Granite Gods". I live in Georgia, and you wouldn't expect this, but take a gander:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v37/weelboy/Georgia_Guidestones.jpg
GRANITE GODS
By: William McCanless
AOL Travel and Condenast Travel March 2007
Most people don’t know that all of life’s problems can be solved by simply traveling North on highway 77 about seven miles from Elberton County, Georgia where America’s very own Stonehenge stands overlooking the granite capital of the world. It’s true. They’re called the Georgia Guide Stones and the solutions to the world’s most complex problems can be solved by simply reading the engravings bestowed upon the world by the incredibly reasonable and all-powerful granite gods.
Surrounded by fields of cattle stands the 19-foot structure designed to move the world forward in global well being, and how could anyone argue with such a large group of granite stones weighing more than 100 tons? You can’t. So, obviously, everything written on the thing must be true. In light of this new revelation, we must begin murdering undeserving citizens in a haze of mass genocide. The Georgia Guide Stones have spoken. Selah.
As the story goes, in 1979 a well-dressed silver-tongued out-of-towner breezed into the office of the Elberton Granite Finishing Company and announced that he wanted to build an edifice in order to transmit a message to mankind. The man who identified himself as R.C Christian apparently had money, because his message to mankind was indeed erected only about a year later on March 22nd on the top of one of the county’s highest hills. Since Mr. Christian said he represented a group of men who wanted to offer direction to humanity, no one has ever been sure of where the money came from even though over two decades have already passed.
Most of Elberton’s residents don’t even think that R.C Christian was the man’s real name. Either way, he obviously knew something the rest of us don’t because the first commandment on the stones boldly profess that humanity should be “maintained under 500 million in perpetual balance with nature”, and with the current world’s population being somewhere around six billion, it’s now clear that we have blatantly disobeyed the almighty blocks of granite! For shame. This isn’t the only commandment engraved on the stones, however, there are nine more engraved in 12 languages including several Arabic languages, Egyptian hieroglyphics, classical Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Chinese, Spanish, English and more.
The rest of the commandments state the following:
∑ 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.
Along with these commandments there is a guide stone that is implanted at ground level in the grass. This stone explains the structure’s reason for being as well as its astronomic features such as a drilled hole in one of the stones that any one can look through and see the North Star. The tablet also states that there is a time capsule located exactly six feet underneath the guide stone. The tablet seems to begin to suggest a specific time for digging up the time capsule, but the slot for the date is empty.
The Georgia Guide Stones have received mixed feedback from visitors and local residents alike. There are a large variety of people that believe that the N.W.O (New World Order) commissioned the stones to be built as a warning. This same New World Order is believed to be the cause of most of the world’s wars, 9/11 and anything else that a condescending finger can be pointed at like the bird flue or bad spinach. Yet, perhaps the most important question people should ask themselves is if they should trust Mr. Christian who signed his name at the end of the guidestone stating that his name was indeed a pseudonym by spelling it “Pseudonyn.”
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v37/weelboy/450px-Georgia_Guidestones_English.jpg
NOTICE the population limit. I'll leave it up to you guys to think about it. You can research it pretty easily, there is a lot of information on Wikipedia.
-William
www.William-Mac.com
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v37/weelboy/Georgia_Guidestones.jpg
GRANITE GODS
By: William McCanless
AOL Travel and Condenast Travel March 2007
Most people don’t know that all of life’s problems can be solved by simply traveling North on highway 77 about seven miles from Elberton County, Georgia where America’s very own Stonehenge stands overlooking the granite capital of the world. It’s true. They’re called the Georgia Guide Stones and the solutions to the world’s most complex problems can be solved by simply reading the engravings bestowed upon the world by the incredibly reasonable and all-powerful granite gods.
Surrounded by fields of cattle stands the 19-foot structure designed to move the world forward in global well being, and how could anyone argue with such a large group of granite stones weighing more than 100 tons? You can’t. So, obviously, everything written on the thing must be true. In light of this new revelation, we must begin murdering undeserving citizens in a haze of mass genocide. The Georgia Guide Stones have spoken. Selah.
As the story goes, in 1979 a well-dressed silver-tongued out-of-towner breezed into the office of the Elberton Granite Finishing Company and announced that he wanted to build an edifice in order to transmit a message to mankind. The man who identified himself as R.C Christian apparently had money, because his message to mankind was indeed erected only about a year later on March 22nd on the top of one of the county’s highest hills. Since Mr. Christian said he represented a group of men who wanted to offer direction to humanity, no one has ever been sure of where the money came from even though over two decades have already passed.
Most of Elberton’s residents don’t even think that R.C Christian was the man’s real name. Either way, he obviously knew something the rest of us don’t because the first commandment on the stones boldly profess that humanity should be “maintained under 500 million in perpetual balance with nature”, and with the current world’s population being somewhere around six billion, it’s now clear that we have blatantly disobeyed the almighty blocks of granite! For shame. This isn’t the only commandment engraved on the stones, however, there are nine more engraved in 12 languages including several Arabic languages, Egyptian hieroglyphics, classical Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Chinese, Spanish, English and more.
The rest of the commandments state the following:
∑ 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.
Along with these commandments there is a guide stone that is implanted at ground level in the grass. This stone explains the structure’s reason for being as well as its astronomic features such as a drilled hole in one of the stones that any one can look through and see the North Star. The tablet also states that there is a time capsule located exactly six feet underneath the guide stone. The tablet seems to begin to suggest a specific time for digging up the time capsule, but the slot for the date is empty.
The Georgia Guide Stones have received mixed feedback from visitors and local residents alike. There are a large variety of people that believe that the N.W.O (New World Order) commissioned the stones to be built as a warning. This same New World Order is believed to be the cause of most of the world’s wars, 9/11 and anything else that a condescending finger can be pointed at like the bird flue or bad spinach. Yet, perhaps the most important question people should ask themselves is if they should trust Mr. Christian who signed his name at the end of the guidestone stating that his name was indeed a pseudonym by spelling it “Pseudonyn.”
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v37/weelboy/450px-Georgia_Guidestones_English.jpg
NOTICE the population limit. I'll leave it up to you guys to think about it. You can research it pretty easily, there is a lot of information on Wikipedia.
-William
www.William-Mac.com