Conquer Club

ConfederateSS wrote:-----------I just got back from Herschel Walker's house, I road my bike(10 speed) the whole way there and back... Herschel and I were partying all weekend... Saxi
----------- I am a defender of all Statues, History etc... All Statues....In 2020 A.D. I wrote to Congress , you know, like an American is supposed to, when you have a problem...Not burn things/cities down....
----------- I wrote to Every U.S. Republican Senator... Every Republican lead Senate committee....Every U.S. House, Republican lead committee.....Every Republican Senator and Republican House...in the 13 Southern State Capitals...I changed Sen.Tom Cotton's mind about things....Now he wants to save all Statues etc.... Including ROBERT E. LEE's portrait at West Point....If you teach there....You get a portrait......Yes, one person,Sen. Cotten, the movement is growing...
----------- Sen. Cotten , told me in Arkansas...over the past 20 years...They quit teaching about The War Between The States.... Everything about....Yes, everything thing...All, yes all the reasons for the war...
----------- Hey, Kamala said , "WHO'S going to defend American History."....Me, Kamala...I will...
----------- ALL AMERICAN HISTORY....ALL STATUES and LANDMARKS...etc....... ConfederateSS.out!(The Blue and Silver Rebellion)... .....F.Y.I. CNN...72 Confederate statues have been put back up...Where is the news coverage???

jimboston wrote:What was their purpose? They were erected by a man professing his Christianity right?

jonesthecurl wrote:There was a most interesting article in one of last year's issues of "BBC History" about how the story of each statue-toppling is different to any other. I may get the book Fallen Idols at some point to read more about it, ( author, Matt Elton) .

jonesthecurl wrote:I hadn't heard of the 'guidstones' previously. I just looked this story up. Sounds like a bunch of nutjobs destroyed something built by a different bunch of nutjobs.

jimboston wrote:

jonesthecurl wrote:I hadn't heard of the 'guidstones' previously. I just looked this story up. Sounds like a bunch of nutjobs destroyed something built by a different bunch of nutjobs.

Yeah… bunch the first bunch of nut jobs were harmless and used their own money to build something that really shouldn’t have been offensive to anyone.

saxitoxin wrote:

jimboston wrote:

jonesthecurl wrote:I hadn't heard of the 'guidstones' previously. I just looked this story up. Sounds like a bunch of nutjobs destroyed something built by a different bunch of nutjobs.

Yeah… bunch the first bunch of nut jobs were harmless and used their own money to build something that really shouldn’t have been offensive to anyone.

It was probably offensive to the 6.5 billion people not part of the 500 MM people the Guidestones said the Earth's population should be lowered to ...

jimboston wrote:I’m offended by YOU regularly but that doesn’t give me the RIGHT to go to your house and destroy your computer and cut your cable lines so you can’t post anymore.

jimboston wrote:I mean I’d just assume I was one of the chosen group… therefore not offended.

saxitoxin wrote:

jimboston wrote:I’m offended by YOU regularly but that doesn’t give me the RIGHT to go to your house and destroy your computer and cut your cable lines so you can’t post anymore.

Because you're afraid I'd seduce you before you could sabotage my gear.

2dimes wrote:

saxitoxin wrote:

jimboston wrote:I’m offended by YOU regularly but that doesn’t give me the RIGHT to go to your house and destroy your computer and cut your cable lines so you can’t post anymore.

Because you're afraid I'd seduce you before you could sabotage my gear.

You should pitch this pilot. It sounds better than Chrisley Knows Best.

I know...The GBI...I guess Georgia thinks that sounds Kool...
--------- They bulldozed the rest of the Stones....For public safety... ....Sure Kandiss Taylor Running for Governor, said she'd destroy the stones , because it is Satanic....Now she Thanks GOD for destroying them, maybe they were struck by lightning....
---------- The Georgia Government Bulldozed the area...What are they covering up???..... According to Wiki....There is a time capsule......Is that now damaged under ground????.....Did police/government officials dig the capsule up and take it away???......Hell, the ashes of Jimmy Hoffa... could be?, Wouldn't want to reveal the mystery of Hoffa....Or something way better...

Stranger Things is ending in 2024 A.D....They are talking spin off....Guidestones...there you go Netflix...The remaining characters move to Georgia.... Where their house was built on the site of the fallen stones...CUE...MUSIC

saxitoxin wrote:

jimboston wrote:I mean I’d just assume I was one of the chosen group… therefore not offended.

Jim isn't too upset if you murder 13 of the 14 people living on his street as long as he's #14. (Though that worldview seems consistent with his pro-abortion stance, at least.)

#BrooklineLibs

jonesthecurl wrote:(swallows pride) Saxi, you make a good point.

ConfederateSS wrote:---------[size=150]Jonsey if you've read my thread...The Attack on American History Must Stop...In it I tell of Kedlie Wiley(Yes Jp4fun,I have to go back and spell his name)....He did Obama's White House portrait...In Richmond, Virginia, on Monument Mile, next to the Confederate Statues, He put a statue up, Which was unvailed in Time Square,NYC, Moved later to Virginia...Called ,"Rumors of War"....A young African American youth, in dreadlocks,on a horse wearing a hoodie,and NIKI shoes...

The statues stand near the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, where a contemporary sculpture by Kehinde Wiley

Georgia Guidestones
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Georgia Guidestones was a granite monument that stood in Elbert County, Georgia, United States from 1980 to 2022. It was 19 feet 3 inches (5.87 m) tall and made from six granite slabs weighing a total of 237,746 pounds (107,840 kg).[1] The structure was sometimes referred to as an "American Stonehenge".[2] The creators of the monument believed that there was going to be an upcoming social, nuclear, or economic calamity and wanted the monument to serve as a guide for humanity afterward.[3] Though initially garnering little controversy, they ultimately became the subject of conspiracy theories alleging a connection to satanism.[4]

On the morning of July 6, 2022, the guidestones were heavily damaged in a bombing,[5] and were later dismantled on the same day.[6][7]

History
Construction
In June 1979, a man using the pseudonym Robert C. Christian approached the Elberton Granite Finishing Company on behalf of "a small group of loyal Americans", and commissioned the structure. Christian explained that the stones would function as a compass, calendar, and clock, and should be capable of "withstanding catastrophic events".[1] The man reportedly used the pseudonym as a reference to his Christian religion.[8] Christian said he wanted a granite monument built that could rival the British Neolithic monument Stonehenge, drawing inspiration from the structure after a visit.[9][10] However, he said that while impressive, Stonehenge had no message to communicate.[10]

Joe Fendley of Elberton Granite believed that Christian was "a nut" and attempted to discourage him by providing a price quote for the commission which was several times higher than any project the company had previously taken, explaining that the guidestones would require additional tools and consultants. To Fendley's surprise, Christian accepted the quote.[1] When arranging payment, Christian claimed that he represented a group which had been planning the guidestones for 20 years and which wanted to remain anonymous.[1] The location was chosen because of the high amount of local granite, and the weather would be ideal for the monument.[11][3] The total cost of the project was not revealed, but it was over $100,000.[3]

Christian delivered a scale model of the guidestones and ten pages of specifications.[1] The 5-acre (2-hectare) site was purchased by Christian from a local farm owner.[12]

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Destruction

On July 6, 2022, an explosion occurred at the site, destroying the Swahili/Hindi language slab and causing significant damage to the capstone. Nearby residents reportedly heard and felt explosions at around 4:00 a.m.[24][16] CCTV footage recorded a vehicle leaving the scene and police are investigating the incident.[16] The remaining stones were dismantled by authorities later in the day with a backhoe for safety reasons according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.[25][2]

The Elbert County Sheriff's Office is investigating the bombing, with assistance from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.[26] On the evening of the bombing, the GBI released a video showing both the explosion, and a vehicle of interest leaving the scene shortly before.[27] No motive has been publicly shared, and no suspects publicly identified.[28] As of July 6, 2022, no arrests have been made.[29]

A video shows a flash of light in front of the structure followed by an explosion and collapse of the stone tablet. Some conspiracy theorists and Kandiss Taylor claim the destruction was "an act of God."[30][4] She also stated that if it was vandalism, "Those people should be brought to justice."[2] A prosecutor called it an act of domestic terrorism.[31]