Georgia Guidestones DESTROYED!

[ConfederateSS]

---------I think the Stones were for Mankind to see after World War 3....It wasn't to go from 7 Billion to 500 Million....But In a post apocalyptic world....What ever the population was , say 1,000,000...Or 100 Million... Mankind had to bring the population up to 500 million to avoid extinction...Being built during the height of the Cold War...A Nuclear War between the Super Powers , USA and USSR seemed imminent...Before Reagan and Gorbachev eased tentions, the threat of Nuclear Armageddon...But Biden has brought the world back to the edge of WW3....The Doomsday Clock is at 23:59:59 ... ... ConfederateSS.out!(The Blue and Silver Rebellion)...

[jusplay4fun]

According to the monument's sponsors, the inscriptions are meant to guide humanity to conserve nature after a nuclear war, which the creators thought was an imminent threat.[8][10]

from my main and same source

[jonesthecurl]

Would a nuclear bomb not be a little more powerful than the explosion which apparently ruined it?

[jusplay4fun]

Would a nuclear bomb not be a little more powerful than the explosion which apparently ruined it?

Yes, I thought the same thing, Jonesy.

Of course; good point, but it all depends on where the nearest nuclear bomb were to hit and explode. My understanding that the Guidestones were in a very remote and rural region of Georgia, but I did not evaluate the likelihood of a nuclear bomb strike nearby.

Obviously, distance is a major factor in the destruction energy of any bomb on a structure or on people.

btw: I think the better term here is a hydrogen (fusion) bomb or thermonuclear bomb; however, I understand your point.

thermonuclear bomb, also called hydrogen bomb, or H-bomb, weapon whose enormous explosive power results from an uncontrolled self-sustaining chain reaction in which isotopes of hydrogen combine under extremely high temperatures to form helium in a process known as nuclear fusion. The high temperatures that are required for the reaction are produced by the detonation of an atomic bomb.

https://www.britannica.com/technology/thermonuclear-bomb

[jimboston]

Would a nuclear bomb not be a little more powerful than the explosion which apparently ruined it?

Yes, I thought the same thing, Jonesy.

Of course; good point, but it all depends on where the nearest nuclear bomb were to hit and explode. My understanding that the Guidestones were in a very remote and rural region of Georgia, but I did not evaluate the likelihood of a nuclear bomb strike nearby.

Obviously, distance is a major factor in the destruction energy of any bomb on a structure or on people.

btw: I think the better term here is a hydrogen (fusion) bomb or thermonuclear bomb; however, I understand your point.

thermonuclear bomb, also called hydrogen bomb, or H-bomb, weapon whose enormous explosive power results from an uncontrolled self-sustaining chain reaction in which isotopes of hydrogen combine under extremely high temperatures to form helium in a process known as nuclear fusion. The high temperatures that are required for the reaction are produced by the detonation of an atomic bomb.

https://www.britannica.com/technology/thermonuclear-bomb

… and this is an example of how you are a fool Capt. Obvious.

EVERYONE else in the forum realized Jonesy was making a joke and the stones weren’t (couldn’t) be designed to withstand the direct impact of a thermonuclear missile. It was OBVIOUS and didn’t need to be stated.

You then come in and “agree” like it’s some major intellectual point… and then you continue to provide some quotes and links to ‘educate’ us all. These quotes/links don’t demonstrate that you’re smart (which is what you get off thinking they do), all they demonstrate is that you know how to Google.

Capt. Obvious
Capt. Useless

… I don’t think I have the patience to interact with you anymore.

Maybe someone else in this forum can explain to Capt. Fucknuts what I’m trying to say? I’ve been reading his dumb-ass posts for a couple/few years and I hit my breaking point. I think maybe there’s a tiny chance he could ‘get it’… but he won’t take this message from me because I’m a dickhead and have no patience to explain it to him in a kind manner.

[jusplay4fun]

Would a nuclear bomb not be a little more powerful than the explosion which apparently ruined it?

Yes, I thought the same thing, Jonesy.

Of course; good point, but it all depends on where the nearest nuclear bomb were to hit and explode. My understanding that the Guidestones were in a very remote and rural region of Georgia, but I did not evaluate the likelihood of a nuclear bomb strike nearby.

Obviously, distance is a major factor in the destruction energy of any bomb on a structure or on people.

btw: I think the better term here is a hydrogen (fusion) bomb or thermonuclear bomb; however, I understand your point.

thermonuclear bomb, also called hydrogen bomb, or H-bomb, weapon whose enormous explosive power results from an uncontrolled self-sustaining chain reaction in which isotopes of hydrogen combine under extremely high temperatures to form helium in a process known as nuclear fusion. The high temperatures that are required for the reaction are produced by the detonation of an atomic bomb.

https://www.britannica.com/technology/thermonuclear-bomb

… and this is an example of how you are a fool Capt. Obvious.

EVERYONE else in the forum realized Jonesy was making a joke and the stones weren’t (couldn’t) be designed to withstand the direct impact of a thermonuclear missile. It was OBVIOUS and didn’t need to be stated.

You then come in and “agree” like it’s some major intellectual point… and then you continue to provide some quotes and links to ‘educate’ us all. These quotes/links don’t demonstrate that you’re smart (which is what you get off thinking they do), all they demonstrate is that you know how to Google.

Capt. Obvious
Capt. Useless

… I don’t think I have the patience to interact with you anymore.

Maybe someone else in this forum can explain to Capt. Fucknuts what I’m trying to say? I’ve been reading his dumb-ass posts for a couple/few years and I hit my breaking point. I think maybe there’s a tiny chance he could ‘get it’… but he won’t take this message from me because I’m a dickhead and have no patience to explain it to him in a kind manner.

You finally realize and posted what I have been making OBVIOUS for a long time:

because I’m a dickhead

AND I knew ALL that about the H-bomb before I googled it; that is NOT obvious to the idiot jimmie-boi. I try to advance a conversation and offer ideas for people's edification. That is diametrically opposed to you; you insult and denigrate people. And you admit to behaving as a TROLL, so your "points" are worthless.

AND you keep engaging me, to TRY TO debate and refute me. YOU FAIL. As I already said, the debate is not fair, me vs. the village IDIOT and now self-professed "dickhead." Note that that is YOUR word and your characterization, so AM I ALLOWED to agree with you, jimmie-boi-i??

And thanks, corporal, for calling me a Captain, TWICE...LoL.

And I was interacting with Jonesy and you felt the need to put in your WORTHLESS contribution.

You're a sad and pathetic case. Your departure from this Forum will be your positive contribution.

[Dukasaur]

Would a nuclear bomb not be a little more powerful than the explosion which apparently ruined it?

It would be very unlikely for that area to be a target in a nuclear war. There are no strategic strongpoints or population centres particularly close. It would very likely have survived a war or anything else that didn't directly target it.

[jimboston]

Would a nuclear bomb not be a little more powerful than the explosion which apparently ruined it?

It would be very unlikely for that area to be a target in a nuclear war. There are no strategic strongpoints or population centres particularly close. It would very likely have survived a war or anything else that didn't directly target it.

[jusplay4fun]

Would a nuclear bomb not be a little more powerful than the explosion which apparently ruined it?

It would be very unlikely for that area to be a target in a nuclear war. There are no strategic strongpoints or population centres particularly close. It would very likely have survived a war or anything else that didn't directly target it.

this is how jiiimiie-boi-iii is supposed to respond to such a crazy idea:

… and this is an example of how you are a fool Capt. Obvious.

EVERYONE else in the forum realized Jonesy was making a joke and the stones weren’t (couldn’t) be designed to withstand the direct impact of a thermonuclear missile. It was OBVIOUS and didn’t need to be stated.

You then come in and “agree” like it’s some major intellectual point… and then you continue to provide some quotes and links to ‘educate’ us all. These quotes/links don’t demonstrate that you’re smart (which is what you get off thinking they do), all they demonstrate is that you know how to Google.

Capt. Obvious
Capt. Useless

… I don’t think I have the patience to interact with you anymore.

Maybe someone else in this forum can explain to Capt. Fucknuts what I’m trying to say? I’ve been reading his dumb-ass posts for a couple/few years and I hit my breaking point. I think maybe there’s a tiny chance he could ‘get it’… but he won’t take this message from me because I’m a dickhead and have no patience to explain it to him in a kind manner.

and jiiimiie-boi-iii, just to be clear, you NEVER tried to:

explain it to him ME in a kind manner.

You, JimB (jiiimiie-boi-iii), are a sad, pathetic, foolish man who indicates by your words and attitudes that you have never been loved. You are so full of insults, vile, and hatred that they come out of nearly all your posts. That is why most ignore your posts, as they should. You offer little meaningful dialogue, conversation, or reporting of facts.

[riskllama]

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.

jonesey wins this thread.