Videos About The Georgia Guidestones
The Geogia Guidestones haunted those few who knew of them, from 1980 when it was erected, until 2022 when it was knocked down.
This exposé argues that the Georgia Guidestones were not just a mysterious modern Stonehenge but rather a public monument coded with globalist, occult, and eugenic ideologies, orchestrated by shadowy elites hiding behind pseudonyms, Freemasonry, and esoteric symbolism. The speaker dismantles the mythos around the Guidestones and concludes that their real power lies in psychological manipulation, not granite slabs.
Origins and Symbolism of the Guidestones
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Built in 1980 in Elberton, Georgia by an anonymous man using the name R.C. Christian, the Guidestones were intended as a “guide for humanity” post-catastrophe.
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The monument contains 10 guiding principles etched in 8 modern languages and 4 ancient scripts.
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Functioned as a clock, calendar, and compass—but also a coded message, intended only for a specific audience with the ability to decode layered meaning.
Financing and Secrecy
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The only man who ever knew the real identity of “R.C. Christian” was banker Wyatt Martin, who managed the project’s finances.
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Mr. Christian demanded that all records identifying him and his group be destroyed after completion.
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The speaker draws attention to the cultic secrecy, noting that the builders and sponsors took great lengths to erase their tracks.
Globalist and Eugenicist Message
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The Guidestones promote:
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Population control (suggesting under 500 million people worldwide).
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One world government.
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State-controlled reproduction, as expanded in the follow-up publication Common Sense Renewed (1986), also authored by R.C. Christian.
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The ideas are linked with Agenda 21, a real U.N. sustainability framework signed by the U.S. in 1992, focused on reshaping lifestyle, governance, and education globally.
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Mr. Christian promoted abortion and eugenics as solutions to the “overpopulation crisis.”
Freemasonic and Occult Roots
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Builders and designers were known Freemasons, including Joe Fendley.
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The structure contains astrological alignment, masonic numerology, and symbols similar to those used by Rosicrucians.
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The RC in “R.C. Christian” is interpreted as a Rosicrucian hint—“Rose and Cross” society, known for blending science, mysticism, and ancient wisdom.
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Elberton’s name derives from Samuel Elbert, a Freemason, and the city lies near Georgia’s 33rd parallel, an important latitude in Masonic lore.
Occult Fascination and Esoteric Energy
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Occultists are drawn to the site, which some believe is located on a ley line of magnetic or spiritual energy—akin to Stonehenge or the Egyptian pyramids.
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Granite, being magnetic, may have symbolic or energetic significance for occult practitioners.
The Illusion and Revelation
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In 2014, a mysterious cube with engravings was added and then destroyed. Pieces were handed out to bystanders—another symbolic act.
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The documentary Dark Clouds Over Elberton investigated and identified Dr. Herbert Hinzie Kersten (a birth-control-advocating Catholic doctor from Iowa) and Robert Merryman as the likely authors behind R.C. Christian. Their motivations seem rooted in eugenics and population control.
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Interestingly, Fort Dodge, Iowa (where Kersten lived) is also where the Cardiff Giant hoax originated—a nod to ongoing manipulative public deceptions.
Psychological Warfare and Social Control
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The speaker equates the Guidestones to a magician’s trick—the audience is mesmerized by the illusion, not realizing how the trick works.
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The true deception lies in how public discourse is manipulated:
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While Americans argue over Confederate statues, the Guidestones promoting mass depopulation remain untouched.
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Films like Marvel’s Avengers subtly reinforce the idea that depopulation is a rational goal.
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The Real Way to Destroy the Guidestones
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According to the narrator, the true destruction of the Guidestones isn’t physical (e.g., bombing), but intellectual—exposing their symbolism and origins breaks their hypnotic spell.
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The ultimate message: The elite manipulate public perception through occult symbolism and hidden funding, leaving monuments like the Guidestones as open-air statements of dominance.
Closing Statement
“To tell you how the trick works—to name this secret—is to destroy it. No dynamite or vandalism necessary.”
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The Beginning: R.C. Christian
In June 1979, a man using the pseudonym R.C. Christian approached the Elberton Granite Finishing Company in Georgia. He had a plan to build a massive granite monument containing ten guides for humanity in multiple languages. He insisted on total anonymity and used legal channels to conceal his identity. Even the banker who handled his finances, Wyatt Martin, was sworn to secrecy.
The Construction and Design
The monument was completed in 1980. It was a marvel of design: a compass, a calendar, and a clock all in one. It was aligned with the stars and sun. The ten principles etched into its surface included calls for population control, a new world language, and a world court. These were not suggestions—they were commandments for a post-apocalyptic world.
The Message: A New World Order
Guideline number one read: “Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature.” That implies a dramatic reduction in global population. The entire structure is a manifesto for a new world order governed by reason, balance, and central authority. It promotes ideas like eugenics, state-controlled reproduction, and world government. These are not conspiracy theories—they’re carved into stone.
R.C. Christian’s Ideology
In 1986, a book titled Common Sense Renewed was published under the name R.C. Christian. In it, he elaborates on the philosophy behind the Guidestones. He argues that abortion, birth control, and euthanasia are necessary for population control. He envisions a society governed by wise elites, where decisions are made for the greater good, not individual freedom.
Ties to Occult and Masonic Symbolism
Elberton, Georgia, lies on the 33rd parallel, an important latitude in Freemasonic tradition. The town itself is named after Samuel Elbert, a known Freemason. The builders of the monument were also Masons. The monument aligns with celestial events. Occult practitioners believe such alignments are spiritually significant. It’s no coincidence the monument functions as a sundial and astrological calendar.
The Cube Mystery
In 2014, a mysterious cube appeared in one of the monument’s slots. It had the date “2014” and other symbols inscribed. Then it was removed and smashed on camera, with the fragments handed out to bystanders. Was it a prank or part of the original plan? Either way, it added to the mystique and the symbolism of the site.
The Real Identities Behind R.C. Christian
A documentary titled Dark Clouds Over Elberton revealed that R.C. Christian was likely a man named Dr. Herbert Kersten, a physician from Fort Dodge, Iowa, with ties to eugenics. The name “R.C. Christian” could be a nod to the Rosicrucians, a secretive mystical society. These people weren’t just eccentric—they had a plan, and they put it in granite.
The Deeper Meaning
The Georgia Guidestones were not built for you. They were built for them—for the elite, for the initiated, for those who understand the symbols. They are a ritual site, an open declaration of intent. The public is not supposed to understand. That’s the trick. The real magic is in the secrecy.
Destroying the Spell
You don’t need to blow it up. You don’t need to deface it. Just tell people what it is. Tell them the history, the symbolism, the ideology. That’s how you destroy it. Because once you know the trick, it doesn’t work anymore. The spell is broken. The magician’s power is gone.
Conclusion
The Georgia Guidestones stood as a monument to secrecy, control, and the arrogance of those who think they should rule the world. But the moment we expose the truth, they crumble—metaphorically, if not physically. And that’s the real victory.
“To tell you how the trick works—to name this secret—is to destroy it. No dynamite or vandalism necessary.”
What Is the Real Secret of the Georgia Guidestones?
The narrator recounts a personal visit to the Georgia Guidestones, located in Elbert County, Georgia. Despite not being as large as expected, the monument still left a powerful impression due to its mysterious, ominous tone—particularly its opening “commandment”:
“Maintain humanity under 500 million in perpetual balance with nature.”
Core Message and Eugenics Undertone
The Guidestones promote ideas that seem to advocate:
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Massive population reduction
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Guided reproduction
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A unified global language
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Social duty over personal rights
These are interpreted by the narrator as veiled calls for eugenics and centralized population control.
Symbolism and Clues
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A small cube mysteriously appeared in 2014 in a notch above the English inscription. The narrator believes this cube may be part of a code or puzzle.
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The guide tablet mentions a time capsule buried beneath the site but omits both burial and retrieval dates—an intentional clue, perhaps.
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The monument is precisely aligned with celestial and solar cycles, suggesting intentional Masonic or occult symbology.
RC Christian and the Anagram Theory
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The author listed on the monument is “R.C. Christian,” widely believed to reference the Rosicrucians (Rosy Cross Christian).
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The misspelling of “pseudonym” and the name “R.C. Christian” itself are interpreted as part of a deeper anagram-based cipher—e.g., “untarnished conspiracy.”
The Puzzle Hypothesis
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The speaker suggests that the monument is actually a complex cipher, much like the CIA’s “Kryptos” sculpture.
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Kryptos contains encrypted text still unsolved by even the CIA and NSA; it requires knowledge of special clocks and math.
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The Berlin Clock (set theory clock) may be a metaphorical or literal key to both Kryptos and the Guidestones.
Deeper Symbolism
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The narrator draws comparisons to cryptographic puzzles, such as those solved using anagrams, Morse code, and polyalphabetic ciphers.
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The presence of 12 languages on the Guidestones (8 modern + 4 ancient) and exacting measurements may all be clues embedded in the structure.
Occult, Esoteric, or Eugenic Agenda?
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The speaker critiques the ideology behind the stones as deeply anti-human and eerily in alignment with elite goals for global control.
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Reducing the population to 500 million would mean the death of over 90% of the current population—a suggestion the narrator considers deeply disturbing.
Final Reflection
Though the narrator leaves without solving the mystery, he believes the monument:
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Contains a hidden code, likely based on Masonic, Rosicrucian, or esoteric principles.
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Is not just symbolic, but possibly tied to a real future event, bioweapon, or elite directive.
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Serves as a declaration of intent by powerful entities cloaked in benevolent language.
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