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The Georgia Guidestones
Sep 22nd, 2014 at 7:32pm
 
Situated in a no-name place in the state of Georgia, USA, Elbert County, and built in 1980, this stone monument is a little-known mystery.

Before you start thinking "conspiraloon" however, consider this:

Carved on the stones is "ten commandments" for an "age of reason" which has been often referred to as the New World Order in fringe/conspiracy theory circles. Here's why:

TEN COMMANDMENTS

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

While some of these commandments seem fair enough in a way, my major concerns are with the first commandment. Google the current number of the world population today, and see what I mean.

So who built the Guidestones, exactly?
Well, the answer to that is a pseudonym by the name of "R.C Christian". Theories have it that it was really L. Ron Hubbard or Ted Turner.

The sponsors of the project, is explained as "a small group of Americans seeking the Age of Reason".

So, this isn't proof of a "NWO agenda/conspiracy", right? But the interesting part is, there actually is. It is in the form of a Georgia Guidestone guidebook, created by the granite company that provided the means of creating this grand American Stonehenge.
Some phrases used in this guidebook, are as quoted:

“It is very probable that humanity now possesses the knowledge needed to establish an effective world government. In some way that knowledge must he widely seeded in the consciousness of all mankind. Very soon the hearts of our human family must be touched and warmed so we will welcome a global rule of reason.

‘The group consciousness of our race is blind, perverse, and easily distracted by trivia when it should be focused on fundamentals. We are entering a critical era. Population pressures will soon create political and economic crisis throughout the world. These will make more difficult and at the same time more needed the building of a rational world society.

“A first step will be to convince a doubting world that such a society is now possible. Let us keep in view enduring appeals to the collective reason of humanity. Let us draw attention to the basic problems. Let us establish proper priorities. We must order our home here on earth before we reach for the stars.

“Human reason is now awakening to its strength. It is the most powerful agency yet released in the unfolding of life on our planet. We must make humanity aware that acceptance of compassionate, enlightened reason will let us control our destiny within the limits inherent in our nature.

“It is difficult to seed wisdom in closed human minds. Cultural inertias are not easily overcome. Unfolding world events and the sad record of our race dramatize the shortcomings of traditional agencies in governing human affairs. The approaching crisis may make mankind willing to accept a system of world law which will stress the responsibility of individual nations in regulating internal affairs, and which will assist them in the peaceful management of international frictions."

This is only the icing on the cake.

Below are some pictures for you to observe:

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http://i2.wp.com/vigilantcitizen.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/guidestones2.jpgresize=427%2C500

Interestingly, if you google Georgia Guidestones you will find that they have been recently updated. I have seen video footage of this, but nothing concrete at the moment.
Note that in one of those pictures, the stone that has carved on it "astronomical features" (suggesting that this is associated with the occult and ancient knowledge, as the elite are occultists) at the very bottom you will see the words "time capsule to be opened on (blank)" also a part of the mystery -- it simply means that the date is secret, though the update to the Guidestones would suggest that it is some time this year.
Below is my source: it is the best source I have been able to find with valid information on the Guidestones, and also features a PDF download of the guidebook, if you wish to see evidence.
If this doesn't appeal to you as a "credible source", however, I'd suggest to you not to bother even posting a reply.

http://vigilantcitizen.com/sinistersites/sinister-sites-the-georgia-guidestones/
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Re: The Georgia Guidestones
Reply #1 - Oct 2nd, 2014 at 2:44pm
 
As you say, many of the commandments or suggestions put forth on the Guidestones are commendable

500 million max population seems sound, at least to me

But, imo, the goals of the Guidestones overestimates humankind

There would need to be a massive rise in human consciousness before the goals could even begin to take effect

unfortunately
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Reply #2 - Oct 2nd, 2014 at 9:10pm
 
PZ547 wrote on Oct 2nd, 2014 at 2:44pm:
As you say, many of the commandments or suggestions put forth on the Guidestones are commendable

500 million max population seems sound, at least to me

But, imo, the goals of the Guidestones overestimates humankind

There would need to be a massive rise in human consciousness before the goals could even begin to take effect

unfortunately


The theory goes that the Bilderbergers/Illuminati plan to rid the earth of the "imbeciles" and "oxygen thieves" and keep the people who are deemed worthy of human life, which would be.... each other, by population control. I don't really buy into this population control agenda though, it's either a disinformation ploy to get people whinging, or the population control effects take place over time, and through genetics. E.g we may be able to produce children now, but our children or children's children will be sterile.

As for that mysterious 2014 addition to the stones, that's either another 2012 scenario (in other words, BS) or it is marking "the beginning" or start of the implementation of an "age of reason".

When you have this current Ebola crisis plus the ISIS war and the deaths that go along with, it could very well be just the beginning.
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Reply #3 - Oct 3rd, 2014 at 2:01am
 
Quote:
The theory goes that the Bilderbergers/Illuminati plan to rid the earth of the "imbeciles" and "oxygen thieves" and keep the people who are deemed worthy of human life, which would be.... each other, by population control. I don't really buy into this population control agenda though, it's either a disinformation ploy to get people whinging, or the population control effects take place over time, and through genetics. E.g we may be able to produce children now, but our children or children's children will be sterile.

As for that mysterious 2014 addition to the stones, that's either another 2012 scenario (in other words, BS) or it is marking "the beginning" or start of the implementation of an "age of reason".

When you have this current Ebola crisis plus the ISIS war and the deaths that go along with, it could very well be just the beginning



Most have been gulled into believing there's a unified group of bastards known as 'the Illuminati', imo

When have you ever known a united group, be it Parents and Citizens, Chamber of Commerce, Residents' Association, etc.?  The alleged 'Illuminati' would have as many factions and as much in-fighting as any other group

It was Wilson, wasn't it, who coined the term, 'Illuminati' ?

------ Oh, this is good.  I nominated Wilson as creator of the Illuminati, but couldn't remember his initials, so googled it a second or two ago.  And up came this -- have you seen it?

Quote:
[Robert Anton] Wilson laid out the basic instructions for Operation Mindbugger in a memo sent to several friends (including [Paul] Krassner). Participants were “to circulate all rumors contributed by other members,” and they were “to attribute all national calamities, assassinations or conspiracies to the other member-groups
"

Quote:
"So they sent a letter on Bavarian Illuminati stationery to the Christian Anti-Communist Crusade, just to confirm that “we’ve taken over the Rock Music business. But you’re still so naïve. We took over the business in the 1800s. Beethoven was our first convert.” Robert Welch of the John Birch Society got a letter informing him that Gary Allen was an Illuminati agent. When a New Orleans jury refused to convict one of the men Jim Garrison blamed for the JFK killing, Garrison’s booster Art Kunkin of the leftist Los Angeles Free Press received a missive from the “Order of the Phoenix Angel” revealing that the jurors were all members of the Illuminati. The telltale sign, the letter explained, was that none of them had a left nipple
"

Quote:
"The Discordians planted stories about the secret society in various leftist, libertarian, and hippie publications, introducing the Illuminati to the counterculture. “We accused everybody of being in the Illuminati,” Wilson recalled. “Nixon, Johnson, William Buckley, Jr., ourselves, Martian invaders, all the conspiracy buffs, everybody
"

Quote:
"In the summer of 1969, the paper accused Chicago’s mayor of being an arm of the octopus, running the front-page headline DALEY LINKED WITH ILLUMINATI


Quote:
"In the April 1969 edition of the Playboy Advisor column, right after an inquiry about blue balls, this missive appeared: I recently heard an old man of right-wing views—a friend of my grandparents’—assert that the current wave of assassinations in America is the work of a secret society called the Illuminati. He said that the Illuminati have existed throughout history, own the international banking cartels, have all been 32nd-degree Masons and were known to Ian Fleming, who portrayed them as SPECTRE in his James Bond books—for which the Illuminati did away with Mr. Fleming. At first, this all seemed like a paranoid delusion to me. Then I read in The New Yorker that Allan Chapman, one of Jim Garrison’s investigators in the New Orleans probe of the John Kennedy assassination, believes that the Illuminati really exist. The next step in my galloping descent into credulity occurred when I mentioned this subject to a friend who is majoring in Middle Eastern affairs. He told me the Illuminati were actually of Arabic origin and that their founder was the legendary “old man of the mountains,” who used marijuana to work up a murderous frenzy and who fought against both the Crusaders and the orthodox Moslems, adding that their present ruler is the Aga Khan; but, he said, it is now merely a harmless religious order known as Ismailianism
"

Quote:
"The letter was signed “R.S., Kansas City, Missouri,” but it had actually been cooked up by Wilson and Thornley. Wilson’s reply, written in the light and neutral tone expected of the Playboy Advisor, cleared up most of the historical confusions contained in the letter (though it added the unsupported claim that Weishaupt’s Illuminati were “based loosely” on the Old Man of the Mountain’s order). The Berkeley Illuminati, Wilson added, were “a put-on by local anarchists
"

Quote:
"It wasn’t always easy to tell where Operation Mindbugger ended and sincere paranoia began. “The Discordian revelations seem to have pressed a magick button,” Wilson later wrote. “New exposés of the Illuminati began to appear everywhere, in journals ranging from the extreme Right to the ultra-Left. Some of this was definitely not coming from us Discordians
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Re: The Georgia Guidestones
Reply #4 - Oct 3rd, 2014 at 2:40am
 
Continued from previous post

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"Wilson and Thornley met only once in that period, when Wilson spent the night at Thornley’s place in Tampa in 1968. They smoked some pot and started ruminating about their project. “What if there really is an Illuminati?” Wilson asked. “Maybe they’ll find out about us and be pissed.” “I doubt if there is,” Thornley replied. “And if there by some chance is, they would probably be very happy to have wildass fools like us covering up for them by spreading bizarre theories
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See more here:
http://disinfo.com/2013/08/robert-anton-wilson-operation-mindbugger/


The joke culminated in 'Illuminatus', circa about 1971, apparently.  I have a copy of that vintage down in storage somewhere, although I didn't read it until sometime in the 80s, mine being a second-hand paperback.  Can't remember much about it although I found it alarming/disturbing

These days, knowing nothing of the satiric origins of 'the Illuminati' until a moment ago, I regard 'the Illuminati' to be simply an umbrella term which houses multiple and conflicting influential/powerful groups

For example, Wikipedia states the Club of Rome is responsible for the creation of the 'climate change' thing.  And cites direct from CoR proceedings, supposedly

Quote:
"The Club of Rome is a global think tank that deals with a variety of international political issues. Founded in 1968 at Accademia dei Lincei in Rome, Italy, the Club of Rome describes itself as "a group of world citizens, sharing a common concern for the future of humanity
"

Quote:
"In 1991, the Club published The First Global Revolution.[7] It analyses the problems of humanity, calling these collectively or in essence the 'problematique'. It notes (laments) that, historically, social or political unity has commonly been motivated by enemies in common: "The need for enemies seems to be a common historical factor. Some states have striven to overcome domestic failure and internal contradictions by blaming external enemies. The ploy of finding a scapegoat is as old as mankind itself - when things become too difficult at home, divert attention to adventure abroad. Bring the divided nation together to face an outside enemy, either a real one, or else one invented for the purpose
"

Quote:
"In searching for a common enemy against whom we can unite, we came up with the idea that pollution, the threat of global warming, water shortages, famine and the like, would fit the bill
"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Club_of_Rome

The Club goes on to claim 'these problems do exist'.  See more of their rationalisation at link

I wouldn't trust the Club to tell me the correct time, incidentally

I've dropped them in as example of the groups orchestrating world events and it's my belief there are many such groups, often in conflict - some working for the good and others engineering chaos for profit

All machinate away under the term 'the Illuminati' and the title provides them excellent cover.  They probably have a marble bust of Anton Wilson in their foyers and genuflect to it and laugh each time they enter their inner sanctums

The builders of the Georgia Guidestones seem like good-guys in comparison to Big Banks, the war-mongers, 'leaders of state', Big Pharma, Big Oil and the rest -- all of whom, imo, qualify for the term 'Illuminati'

As to population control/eugenics, it's my suspicion they'll continue promoting unbridled procreation to the bitter end.  More consumers equals greater profits.  And if in a hundred years the entire world lives ten to a room, they (the mob huddling beneath the title 'the Illuminati') will simply move themselves to a comfy space station or whatever scientific marvel they've invented by then, and watch from that safe distance as people jostle like ants down here on Earth, meanwhile continuing to suck blood-money from each and every one and laughing as humans cannibalise the fallen like Dante's Inferno gone real

Nature won't help much because Nature's only requirement of us is that we replace ourselves before we die, be we dandelions or cockroaches.  And we comply, just like dandelions and cockroaches -- as the ghouls known collectively as 'the Illuminati' are keenly aware

Ever browse the popular media and seen ALL the pregnant or child-carrying 'celebrities' (actually, they're living advertisements)?  In the same way, 'celebrities' were used to create the 'trend' for tattoos.  Not sure what the aim of tattoos is, but Beckham alone, not to mention his spouse and of course, 'Brangelina' led millions to get themselves tattooed.  It works, using 'celebrities' as advertisements

Everyone tattooed, using drugs, clutching a mobile phone and either pregnant or being photographed with their supposed offspring.  Breed, breed, you beasts in the field -- breed more so they'll buy mobile phones too, etc. Meanwhile, we'll take your grown ones to kill and die in our manufactured wars for profit.  And we'll dose you all with expensive cures for our lab-created suite of 'global pandemic' diseases

Supposed to be ten or eleven billion consumers on the planet in 30 years or something.  All profit on the hoof

No, those with the upper hand don't want population control



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Reply #5 - Oct 3rd, 2014 at 6:52pm
 
The Illuminati are seen as a secret cabal, orchestrating behind the scenes through the puppets in all of these organisations, "think tanks", banks, etc.

I have a theory that the Illuminati aren't actually a group of physical beings but perhaps a religion, a spiritual deity or something else along these lines, that people in these groups follow and worship. I believe this is so because of the large evidence of occult references throughout, the symbolism on the American dollar, company symbols, even the Pentagon building in Washington is an occult symbol.

Even the celebrities are known to show devil signs and other occult references, especially pop stars during concerts.

But without a doubt there are a select few people who are "in control", so to speak, or rather manipulate us into thinking so, sometimes without even realisation.

The depopulation agenda clashes with money and power, which makes me think it's a load of bull too. But as they say, only time will tell. I've already decided that I don't want to bring children into this madhouse of a world.
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