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[snowflake]

I'm betting the culprit is an Alex Jones listener....

Read the article here:

http://matrixrebellion.com/index.php/In-the-News/vandals-deface-the-georgia-guidestones.html






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[YT]

Oh... wow

[Scott N]

Who made these "guidestones" anyway?

[JohnA]

that's the big mystery about the guidestones.

some people have interpreted the message to be an advocacy of genocide - since it dictates that world population should be maintained at 500 million. Some have attempted to connect them to Jimmy Carter since they were erected during his presidency in his home state - and see his connection to Zbigniew Brzezinski and the 'trilateral commission' as somehow relevant.

it appears these theories have gained enough traction in the general population to have caused someone to act out and deface them.

[Col. Jenny Sparks]

[Nicholas]

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Hm, never heard of these before. What a bizarre obsession for the right-wingers. I mean, some slabs in a field... I'd worry more about paragraphs in a law book. Or billboards in urban centers. It's amazing what might constitute a red flag for a raging bull, even at remote distances.

Some who advocate population control, advocate genocide. It does not follow in any way that population control must entail genocide, however. That is a faulty syllogism (and a favored canard of the "NWO" right).

However, 500 million is not a realistic goal without a horrific die-off of some kind, unless the author is thinking in terms of 1000-year windows. Even with a population control based solely on voluntary birth rate controls (thanks to enlightenment of the whole human species), I have a problem with reduction, to wit: Children are good. Energy and creativity come disproportionately from the young. Older people who never encounter children turn into soulless zombies (even if they don't necessarily turn into evil monsters). Children deserve a wealth of other children. So to maintain a decent population share for the youth of the species I'm for stabilization, not reduction. We can figure out how to feed everyone and live well on this planet at the present population (probably not very much higher, however).

Otherwise, taken generally, these are a reasonable and obvious set of propositions for a better life on earth. One has to be very hard bit with right-wing poison to think any of these statements, taken as general propositions, are necessarily evidence of a nefarious "NWO" plan.

Then again, we don't know what the anonymous creator of these stones meant. Maybe s/he really wanted a code for Alex Jones's nightmares. If so, however, it's too vague and too late: one thing post-modern philosophy does get right is that the text once published belongs to its readers.

Here's a positive site on the guidestones:

http://www.thegeorgiaguidestones.com/stones.htm

And it quotes clarifications for each of the 10 statements as supposedly authored by RC Christian, which (if genuine) again support strongly the idea that they are meant as general propositions, not secret guidelines for the CFR:

[funhouse1970]

MAINTAIN HUMANITY UNDER 500,000,000
IN PERPETUAL BALANCE WITH NATURE

No one here sees a problem with that?

I'm glad they were defaced (though I wish the graffiti was less moronic) - the genocidal eugenic mission of the technocratic elite and the coming world religion of anti-human nature worship concepts should be discussed.

Thanks to Alan Watt for fully exposing the not-so-hidden agenda.

http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com/AlanWattPodCast.xml

[chek NI]

I fully agree funhouse.

I'd like to see the "Guidestones" turned into the "Georgia 20 Mile Drywall" and see who complains.

[Col. Jenny Sparks]

[snowflake]

[chek NI]

[truthmover]

Check this! I think Snowflake was right about the AJ fan, and I also think we are seeing an incestuous relationship between fact and faith.

[Nicholas]

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This John Connor character - is that the name his parents gave him?

(I'll reserve further comments until I find that out, I hope by the easy way of someone telling me here.)

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[truthmover]

Nick,

John Connor is now Mark Dice. That is indicated in the following article which also represents a predictable result of his actions.

9/11 Conspiracy: A Tool for Christian Fundamentalism
http://www.youthnoise.com/page.php?page_id=5976
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http://911truthburnout.blogspot.com

[Nicholas]

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Oh, that asshole. Okay, nuff said.

I was going to point out that anyone who names themselves after a Messiah character in a Hollywood movie series has little standing as a Christian. But since this is Mark Dice we're talking about, it's a superfluous point.

Also, we can debate it, but the spirit behind graffiti like "Obama is a Muslim" has probably motivated a lot more genocidal crime than that behind rational population control. (It is true that the Nazis had roots both in "scientific eugenics" and in nationalist hate ideology, so sadly they're not mutually exclusive.) The goal of 500 million people on earth is whacked, as I argue above, even assuming it's to be achieved entirely through voluntary birth rate control over a 1,000-year period.

However, until we can actually travel to and terraform other planets, there's no doubt the risks of lower gene pool diversity are more than a tad below those of exhausting the resource base required for feeding ourselves, at least through this particular civilization's modes of industry. So no, other than Christianist and other religionist propaganda, I don't see a reason to be against rational population control.

The only successful long-term method of population control in the historical record has involved the reduction of death rates, the emancipation (in every sense) of women, and the retreat of religious endarkenment of the kind advocated by Alex Jones and Mark Dice. Chew on that.

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