"The Georgia Guidestones"
New Age Reason, or Age Old Treason?
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Still no?
Well, don't be concerned,
because the folks that spent all that money to erect this modern "Stonehenge"
wanted to make sure that everyone could read it and understand its message...
The Ten Commandments
What exactly is that?
I dunno, I don't read Chinese or Arabic.
The first commandment says we need
a population of only 500 million people on the Earth.
Gee, that's only about 9% of what we
currently have worldwide...
Does this mean that 9 out of 10 people
that I know today must die for a better tomorrow?
Am I one who needs to be terminated
for the good of Mother Gaia?
Well, I suppose they've been warning us for years:
- Maintain humanity under five hundred million in perpetual balance with nature.
- Guide reproduction wisely, improving fitness and diversity.
- Unite humanity with a living new language.
- Rule passion, faith, tradition, and all things with tempered reason.
- Protect people and nations with fair laws and just courts.
- Let all nations rule internally, resolving external disputes in a world court.
- Avoid petty laws an useless officials.
- Balance personal rights with social duties.
- Prize truth, beauty, love...seeking harmony with the infinite.
- Be not a cancer on earth...leave room for nature...
Here is the message
The others are Babylonian Cuneiform, Egyptian Hieroglyphics and Sanskrit.
Why the dead languages?
I suppose those civilizations are thought to have
given way to newer, more advanced ones...
They also buried a time capsule six feet deep
but neglected to carve the burial or excavation dates!
This neo-megalithic site is an intricate and well-designed astronomical observatory built of granite in 1979 near the small town of Elberton under the direction of the pseudonymous "R. C. Christian," who presumeably named himself after "Christian Rosenkreutz," the pseudonymous 17th century author of "The Chemical Wedding." In addition to astro-calendrical features, it also boasts didactic New Age messages of the "ten commandments" type in numerous languages.
The Guidestones are located just outside of Elberton, in Georgia. They weigh a total of 237,746 lbs, and were carved using thermal lances rather than using waterjets. The lettering was then carved into the stones to carry the various messages. The stones themselves site on slabs which are flush with the surface, and the entire site was, when visited, located in a pasture.The Gnomen, or Center Stone, has a small window through its center which is aligned with the Pole Star. This alignment changes over the years, so that the star will not always be in the center of the view. This is unlike the UMR Polar window, which was made large enough to retain the star position for the next 4,000 years. At an erosion rate of one inch every thousand years, it is our hope that by that time the window will have grown to accomodate any additional size changes required.
The Finances
The project was financed by a mysterious man who identified himself only as "Mr. R. C. Christian." He admitted that was not his real name, but he refused to reveal his true identity to anyone except the president of the local bank in Elberton.
He stated that he represented "a small group of loyal Americans who believe in God." He said they lived outside of Georgia and simply wished to "leave a message for future generations." He claimed the group had planned the project for more than 20 years. Despite intensive investigations by many news agencies, the identity of R. C. Christian and his group has remained a secret to this day.Analysis
Based on my study of the New Age Movement, I have no doubt that the Georgia Guidestones are an expression of the basic philosophy of that movement. Since Satan is using that movement to herald the emergence of a universal False Messiah, I can only conclude that the Georgia Guidestones may well contain the ten commandments of the Anti-Christ.
Look at how ominous the very first commandment is: "Maintain humanity under five hundred million in perpetual balance with nature." There are 5 billion people on the earth today. To implement this first commandment, 4.5 billion people will have to be eliminated!
Commandment 4 makes it clear that all true Christians would be a clear target of any elimination program, because Christians give primacy to faith. Commandment 2 is an expression of the Nazi concept of controlled reproduction of the species. Commandments 2, 5, 7 & 8 are the cornerstones of centralized, world government. Commandment 9 is an expression of the essence of most oriental, mystical religions.Further Evidence
Lest there be any doubt left as to the motivation of "R. C. Christian" and his group, consider the following quotation taken from a philosophical document which the group sent to the builder of the monument.
"It is very probable that humanity now possesses the knowledge needed to establish an effective world government. In some way that knowledge must be 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."Note the exaltation of human reason and the emphasis on world government as the only hope for Man.
The document refers to the monument as "a cluster of graven stones' whose purpose is "to convey our ideas across time to other human beings . . . We hope they [the commandments] will merit increasing acceptance and that through their silent persistence they will hasten in a small degree the coming Age of Reason."
