Georgia Guidestones monument damaged by explosive device | USA TODAY

A Georgia monument with 19-foot-high panels bearing a 10-part message in eight different languages was damaged by an explosion.

RELATED: Dinosaur skeleton set for multimillion-dollar auction

» Subscribe to USA TODAY:
» Watch more on this and other topics from USA TODAY:
» USA TODAY delivers current local and national news, sports, entertainment, finance, technology, and more through award-winning journalism, photos, videos and VR.

#georgia #explosion #georgiaguidestones

68 comments

    1. @Bobby Kiefer heard someone else in another post state that, but I haven’t seen any coverage … Would *LOVE TO SEE THE WHOLE THING IN PCS*

    1. @Sarah Brown can you either say what they are about or post something that says what they are about? Still haven’t really told anyone anything.

  1. There actually wasting tax payer money to investigate something that should have been destroyed long ago!? WTF!!!

  2. I love how so many people are happy about this. It gives me hope. My only regret is that it wasn’t I who did it.

    1. It’s going to get worse before it gets better. But yes regardless of whatever happens there is always hope and good that’s worth fighting for. For your future, your children’s future and their children’s, Gold bless!

    2. @Sarah Brown You see a blue flash 3 frames before explosion. I agree. Lightning. Download it and slow it down frame by frame.

    1. Because of what @UCskNzswMVuBWw3Ig_3VAz2A [Lynx South] stated, and because ‘they’ are Freemasons or friends of such and thus the less people know about who put the stones there etc, the better.

    2. @Lynx South No, not strange at all…whenever I go shopping and I got all my stuff…guess what I throw away…
      I expect something is gonna happen soon…Ukraine, maybe? The answer could be “A”, “B” or “C”…if you get what I mean…

    3. @Hunne2303 How does this relate to shopping? If vandals destroyed the one slab, it was a crime and the site is a crime scene. In these few hours, investigators can’t possibly have run all possible tests and examined everything.

    4. The person who built it has been long dead and it was an anonymous person who went under the name Robert C Christian. He said he came from some small group of loyal Americans whatever that meant. They were planning 20 years to build it then it got made in 1980 the height of the cold war.

    1. @Remnant Disciple Lazzaro – Revelation 12:17 so you admit you’re ca conspiracy believer. That’s the first step to solving your problem.

  3. Here is where it gets real for me. Last week I was imagining that someone with balls who lives nearby or has the ability to do so would get out there and smash them up. Next thing I know this happened. I seem to know things before they happen like the plan dem ic.

    1. @Kruix With nano materials, energy & frequency, 1 individual, or 1 stone can be successfully targetted.
      I watched a guy get struck about 6x in a row — devestatingly cruel, evil, inhumane.

    2. @Kruix if you’re arguing something like god, then I guess I can’t argue as “god can do anything” but regular lightning cannot split granite apart.

  4. It happened at 4:03:33 am exactly.
    This was not by accident or done by amateurs but rather by resourceful and powerful people familiar with occult symbolism.

    1. @Becky K Good one it’s the numbers. There being used as a firm if communication. It’s very ritualistic.

    2. Look behind the stones before they explode bright shiny huge object pulses then the stones explode its not lightning since it comes from the sky this is something else

  5. Didn’t know about these stones until today. After reading what was on them, whoever blew the suckers up should be given a medal.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.