OCCULT WAR: The Georgia Guidestones Are History

What Does It MEEEEEEEAN?

Meme War Continues, along with every other war. It’s not like you weren’t given a headsup—”in the last days there will be wars & rumors of war…"

“Well they blew the horns, and the walls came down / They had all been warned, but the walls came down / They stood there laughing, they're not laughing anymore…” - The Call, from Modern Romans, 1983

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Hey, I told/warned/prophesized to you that the Culture War that’s Civil War II that’s World War III but above all things a Spiritual War was going to increasingly become obvious, did I not? If you’re late to the party, pal, welcome!

Let’s be clear about the now-destroyed legendary/notorious Georgia Guidestones, which first got blowed-up real good yesterday by…something (old Civil War cannon? Explosive projectile? DEW?), then torn down completely when it was determined their standing state was precarious and dangerous and likely to collapse. 

The Georgia Guidestones were a roadside curio to most people, if the normies and sheep even knew they existed. But they were also a touchstone behind the veil for any member of the Conspiracy Crew, Left Handed Path or Right. So who better to give you the no-bullshit rundown about how they got there and what they’re all about than yours truly? Nobody! Let’s go! 

The Georgia Guidestones were either a Luciferian (probably) or Satanic (less likely) monument to pagan worship, eugenics and a one world government, as well as a parody spin-off from the Judeo-Christian 10 Commandments.

There were inscriptions on the four stones surrounding the center pillar, one language per side, in English/Spanish, Swahili/Hindi, Hebrew/Arabic and Chinese/Russian. Atop the capstone, written in Babylonian Cuneiform, Classical Greek, Sanskrit and Egyptian Hieroglyphics it read, in full capital letters: LET THESE BE GUIDESTONES TO AN AGE OF REASON. 

The Georgia Guidestones, in happier days

The new 10 Commandments, identical in all languages across each side of the four slates of the Georgia Guidesontes, read:

1. Maintain Humanity under 500 million people in perpetual balance with nature.

2. Guide reproduction wisely, improving fitness and diversity

3. Unite humanity with a new, living language

4. Rule passion-faith-tradition and all things with tempered reason

5. Avoid petty laws & useless officials

6. Protect people & nations with fair laws and just courts

7. Let all nations rule internally, resolving external disputes in a world court

8. Balance personal right 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

I actually dug into the Georgia Guidestones a couple times in my hot’n’cold side career as a reasonably accomplished & somewhat successful “Conspiracy Theorist,” first during my days as a Theology Scholarship student at my creepy college in West Virginia, right after they were constructed, then years later when I lived in the ATL, where they were located about two hours east, half hour past Athens. I drove out to see them once, nobody else was there, got zero vibe from them, felt like maybe it was a tourist trap.

In hindsight, I doubt that’s the case. Here’s what I can tell you, some of this from my own memory and some of it culled from a variety of websites:

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In June 1979, a guy who claimed to be named “Robert C. Christian” arrives at Elberton Granite Finishing Company without an appointment but with a bunch of money. He states that he represents a “small group of loyal Americans” who want to erect a monument in their small Southern town.

The Elberton Granite Finishing Company’s owner, Joe Fendley, is intrigued but dubious. “Mr. Christian” says this is understandable, and asks Fendley for the name of a local banker he trusts. Fendley pointed him to Wyatt Martin of the nearby Granite City Bank.

“Mr. Christian” proceeds to the Granite City Bank and tells bank employee Wyatt Martin that he needs a bank that will hold money for payment of the Guidestone project until completion. He goes on to say that he would be back the next Monday, after finding a place for the monument via plane. He also confides in Wyatt Martin that “Robert C. Christian” is a pseudonym, and that the stone structure he was discussing had actually been planned for 20 years by a secret group to which he belongs.

Mr. “Christian” goes back to the granite company with a wooden model in a shoebox and 10 pages of specifications on how the monument should be built.

The following Monday, “Robert C. Christian” returns to the bank with more details. He explains that everything needs to be secret and non-traceable. Wyatt Martin has to sign an agreement saying that he would never tell the true identity of "Mr. Christian,” and that once the monument is built all documents must be destroyed. “Mr. Christian” emphasizes that the payments would be made from many different banks, but this should not concern Elberton Granite Finishing Company; everything was legal and on the up-and-up. That Friday, Wyatt Martin calls Joe Fendley and tells him a $10,000 deposit had been received. Fendley begins working on the monument.

“Mr. Christian,” Fendley and Martin buy the land for the monument. Once this was finalized, “Mr. Christian” tells Joe Fendley “You’ll never see me again” and walks away. Correspondence from that point is through Wyatt Martin only. Letters and checks were sent via mail from different cities, so that the location of “Mr. Christian” is never pinned down.

The sandblaster of the Guidestones, Charlie Clamp, who carved the letters onto the stones, once stated that he would constantly hear “strange music and disjointed voices” as he worked. (Charlie Clamp: CC: 33!)

Wyatt Martin and “Robert Christian” maintained correspondence, and Mr. Martin claims they even met and ate together once in a while. Wyatt Martin states that “Mr. Christian” ended the correspondence around the time of the 9/11 terror attacks. To this day, Wyatt Martin reportedly tells everyone that “Mr. Christian” seemed very nice.

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Normies and sheep think “Witching Hour” strikes at midnight, but that’s wrong. Illuminated types know “Witching Hour” runs from 3am - 4am, when the veil between the material and spiritual worlds are their thinnest. Whatever destroyed the Georgia Guidestones hit them shortly after the end of Witching Hour, 3 minutes and 33 seconds afterward, to be precise. Also check out the cannon flash, or something, which nobody is talking or writing about, top center-left.

That’s the Official Story™ of the Georgia Guidestones. 

When I was in Atlanta, the general but majority-held opinion about the Georgia Guidestones from anybody who cared (which wasn’t a lot of people, frankly), was that CNN/TBS/Atlanta Braves’ billionaire genius/madman owner Ted Turner was the real money man and instigator of the Georgia Guidestones. Turner, an outspoken opponent of Christianity who was one of the most high profile media moguls of the 1980s-1990s and such a good seafaring captain he won the America’s Cup, was also a massive globalist philanthropist, donating $1 billion to the U.N. and other similar not-American causes. He was the largest owner of private land in the USA for many years, until another media mogul with a less-high profile, John Malone, surpassed him. Malone is now part of the ownership of CNN, incidentally, as well as the Atlanta Braves. 

Anyway: So what does it all MEAAAAAAN? You know me: “I Know Nothing!” But what the hell. Nobody knows nothin’. Let’s give this a shot. 

First of all, times and dates are important, always, in the Occult War. So let’s note that the Georgia Guidestones were initially unveiled to the public (after being veiled as a Black Cube) on Skull & Bones Day, March 22, 1980 (3/22), while the day they were destroyed, July 6th—or 7/6 numbers-wise—was the oddly serendipitous 76th birthday of  stupid Skull’n’Bones bloodline member with the insulting secret society name “Temporary”: 43rd pretzeldent of the USA and eternal treasonous disgrace  George W. Butch. So that seems an, uh, interesting fluke, should you be a subscriber to coincidence theory. 

IYKYK, LOL.

Next, it would probably be good to know which slate got destroyed initially, before the Guidestones’ forced collapse. Knowing which slate was targeted first would possibly be helpful to discern motivations, if not culprits/heroes. 

But so far I’m not confident telling you which slate got blasted. Initial social media reports said it was the Russian/Chinese stone. Corporate media and Wikipedia claim it was the Swahili/Hindi one. Infowars’ legend/maniac Alex Jones said it was the English/Spanish one. I don’t trust any of those sources, but things are so fucked up and inverted nowadays that Alex Jones is actually more reliable than the other two options (since we live in Law of Inversion Land, I’ll mention how funny/sad that development is).  [EDIT: I dug into this myself (“Trust No One”) and it turns out the Swahili/Hindi reporting was correct.]

The fact we can’t get a straight answer on which slate was targeted is almost as informative as knowing. That suggests it wasn’t an “inside job” or part of some larger, long-term ritual by the people who paid to have it placed there. Another “tell” would be that the Georgia Bureau of Investigation immediately got involved, when in contrast they couldn’t give half a shit when statues across Georgia were being defaced and destroyed by Antifa. Big tell, right there, IMHO.

Also, the Guidestones were destroyed the day after CERN’s Large Hadron Collider got geared up again in Switzerland. Nobody knows what’s really up with CERN, it’s an untouchable and un-transparent government unto itself like the Vatican, but I will note that nothing I’ve ever written has been censored harder than my article about the alleged human sacrifice (now de-boooooonked!) that took place at CERN in February, 2017, and boy, their PR hacks are expert linguistic manipulators. I probably need to get that story back up, now that CERN’s fucking with us again (maybe). 

One of these days maybe I’ll get back to my much-blacklisted and censored piece about the human sacrifice at CERN in February 2017, which was totally, certainly, definitely a hoax even though no outside investigators were permitted on the CERN campus to investigate and we never got the names of who were the wicked practical joke participants, nor who filmed the video of the (fake) murder, or whether anybody got punished. You see the goddess Kali on the left?

Merely five weeks ago, John Oliver (two first names!), one of the many once-funny but now pathetic fart-sucking globalist regime-tool late night comedians-turned-propagandists, mocked “conspiracy theorists” about the Georgia Guidestones. He also repeated the unproven claim that a doctor from Fort Dodge, Iowa, named Herbert Kersten was the real “Robert C. Christian.” Kersten was a supporter of KKK Grand Wizard David Duke, who doesn’t really seem on board with the Guidestones’ 10 diktats about “diversity” and “world courts” and the creation of a new universal language, but, then again, this is John Oliver, hypocrite, we’re talking about. 

While researching this article, I came across a self-published book by “Robert Christian,” titled Common Sense Renewed. According to comments on Amazon, it was not sold but only distributed to a limited number of people and, “if you have a copy you are certainly privileged.” Aha! Occult Privilege!

So we know “Robert C. Christian” is a pseudonym, and his construction in Georgia makes it pretty self-evident the guy was affiliated with the esoteric. People like that do not pick pseudonyms randomly. To deconstruct the monicker a bit, we’ll note that in Law of Inversion Land, of course an antiChrist type would take “Christian” as a last name. 

But maybe that’s not it? Others have noted that “R.C. Christian” sounds very similar to “Rosicrucian.” Formed in the early 17th century (or maybe 14th?), the Rosicrucians are one of multiple worldwide secret societies (not so secret today, but that’s how Revelation rolls) claiming to possess esoteric and occult wisdom handed down from ancient times. The name derives from the order’s symbol, a rose on a cross, which, it’s worth nothing, is similar to the family coat of arms of anti-Papist Martin Luther. Rosicrucian teachings are a combination of occultism and other religious beliefs and practices, including Hermeticism, Jewish mysticism, and Christian gnosticism. The central feature of Rosicrucianism is the belief that its members possess secret wisdom that was handed down to them from ancient times.

Since that sounds fucking awesome to me, I’ve flirted with the Rosicrucians from time to time throughout my life, most recently when I lived in San Diego and used to hang out at the Theosophical Society Library that was walking distance from my place in North Park. The Theosophists were a 19th century offshoot of Rosicrucians, and, while a lot of my Christian friends for years and years have cautioned me that  both Rosicrucians and Theosophists are Luciferians at their core, my personal experience with everyone claiming to be a Theosophist or Rosicrucian is that they are kind, considerate and eager to help people walking on a spiritual path. 

"Rave on, down through the Holy Rosey Cross / Rave on, down through theosophy, and the Golden Dawn / Rave on, through the writing of ‘A Vision’ / Rave on, words on printed page / Rave on John Donne, rave on thy Holy fool…” - Van the Man, as usual

Another random observation, since we know the Occultocracy love their numerology: The Georgia Guidestones were located on Georgia State Route 77, and, get this, built right next to the Double 7 Farm (which may have previously owned the land, but I can’t confirm that). The number 77 is a big deal in numerology and magick — just ask “The Great Beast” Aleister Crowley — so it’s certainly worth pointing out that Dealey Plaza (where the JFK hit took place), Oklahoma City (bombing) and Waco (Branch Covidian massacre) are all located along US Route 77 (h/t to S.K. Bain on that one). 

So to “circle back”—What Does It All MEEEEEEAN? As usual, I don’t have many answers, just a ton of questions. As I’ve mentioned before, “Something’s happening here, but what it is ain’t exactly clear.” As I’ve also said before, I don’t particularly care what you don’t believe about any Official Story™ from the establishment and their obsequious bootlickers in corporate media, just as long as you don’t believe it. 

On my way out, I’ll note that if we are in a Magician’s War of Inversions, it’s interesting Roe v. Wade got overturned on June 24th, 2022, which adds up to 6/6/6 numerically (6/2+4/2+2+2). Also, if you believe, as I do, that the One True God is no fan of child sacrifice, this 6/6/6 inversion decision should bode well in the Culture War that’s Civil War II but really World War III yet above everything else a Spiritual War. Say your prayers!