NEW - Georgia Guidestones, the monument with the inscription "maintain humanity under 500,000,000", has been partially destroyed.
MORE - Georgia Bureau of Investigation says the Georgia Guidestones monument was damaged by an explosive device.
https://www.wjbf.com/news/georgia-news/georgia-guidestones-damaged-by-bomb-investigation-underway/
MORE - CCTV footage shows the detonation of the Georgia Guidestones.
Do you guys even know this was there before they blew it up?
@IAMAL_PHARIUS @Crankenstein @disclosetv @Koropokkur @Some_German_Guy Yes I knew and I wanted to visit it. The Guide Stones were erected in Georgia for a reason. No other state has anything like this. It is actually nothing but a bunch of rock stating something in several languages. It's mostly agreeable to people who read it except for the part about 500 million people. Conspiracy nuts like to point fingers. Global elites tried to kill the group off a few times before.
It's allegedly a group that was originally The Knights Templar. They defended the West from being taken over by Muslims. They were feared and not afraid to die for their beliefs. Eventually the royalty who they protected saw them as a threat to their power. One incident was in France and an army was mobilized to kill all the Templars in a single night.
Some escaped but most did not. They became highly secretive and grew. They eventually reached the shores of the USA and decided to fight for something worthwhile. There's a reason why many of the Founding Fathers were Freemasons. The Order of The Rose and Cross might have a different origin but they are related to the Freemasons. They were safe in their new homeland where they wouldn't be killed for being associated with an order of knights that did what they were told.
So one of the original 13 colonies has something that is unique to it while the others only have Masonic symbols.
Rip what I typed to shreds but it implies something about Freemasons and Rosicrucians finding the USA to be the only country worthy of fighting for. Those Guide Stones would have made more sense if erected when the words were written. So before all the continents were mapped, agriculture was primitive, diseases ran rampant, there was no real science of how many people could be supported by an area of land and many more unknowns.
Is 500 Million people an unreasonable number with all of the above considered? I'd say not.
If anyone says anything about Jews, the Knights slaughtered them in Jerusalem along with Muslims. They weren't the same faith.
A secret society, a society of secrets and a wall of text can't put a dent in it.
@Crankenstein @disclosetv @IAMAL_PHARIUS @Koropokkur @Some_German_Guy I don't say this often but that was in good taste and properly delivered.
Sorry man, I just had to lol. I did actually read though.
@Crankenstein @disclosetv @IAMAL_PHARIUS @Koropokkur @Some_German_Guy it's cool. I suspected that from the fitting meme. A valid critique.
@Crankenstein @disclosetv @IAMAL_PHARIUS @Koropokkur @Some_German_Guy Less is more in many disciplines.
Most people have the vocabulary of 8th graders or lower and have prolly never opened a thesaurus.
worst thing a writer can do is dumb down his own thoughts for the masses.
@Koropokkur @Crankenstein @disclosetv @IAMAL_PHARIUS @Some_German_Guy I prefer simple English until more succinct and concise wording is necessary. I was taught not to use pretentious wording out of respect for those who have difficulty understanding.
I also believe in doing things in a counterintuitive way. Think of all the pathways that are formed when one limits the way in which they communicate. It forces the brain to adapt. It might be seen as obtuse but similar changes in our everyday lives can compound and ultimately change the way we think.
It's a trippy thought and it is perhaps less beneficial than learning another language but it's a fun though experiment. If you do it, you are doing a similar action as using different bases of numbers and more interestingly, functioning like a computer. A computer that is capable of swapping from a large instruction set to a more limited instruction set.
Depending on your audience I suppose.
"Ayy yo we be bussin"
"Well hey yall!"
"こんにちは！ いらっしゃいませ！"
I was always told "The more verbose the less they will care". I learned that from an editor at a magazine I used to write for.
It's hard to not spew out all the info you have and bounce from topic to topic no matter how tightly wound the two are.