Georgia Guidestones

Like the famous Stonehenge across the pond (where it is rumored that worshippers of Satan danced) the Georgia Guidestones (though not proved to be a place of Satanic rituals) is cloaked, nonetheless, in the kind of eerie mystery of Stonehenge. Built in 1980 at the behest of an anonymous donor calling himself, ironically, Mr. “Christian,” the documents for Georgia’s Guidestones’ plans were supposedly destroyed. Its granite stones (including the capstone) number six, a fact not too surprising considering that Satanists enjoy flaunting the obvious in front of us (we the “vile” humans, as they call us behind our backs), for we are the nothing masses of sheep at the bottom of their Illuminati pyramid. A monument the Guidestones are said to be to a “Post-Apocoloyptic World,” and its stones are meant to withstand all catastrophes. Engraved on it are ten commandments - a poke at Christianity no doubt - 10 commandments meant for a world reduced by 90% from what it is today. How telling! Its Ten Commandments, as they read, do not seem too insidious, but to the eyes of those with knowledge, the intent of Luciferians can be surmised. Four ancient languages appear above the momument’s Commandments, something I find befitting a monument to evil, for the devil is older than the world. I cannot deign to know with complete accuracy Mr. “Christian’s” total purpose by “gifting” us with this strange monument that stands on barren land. But like its twin Stonehedge (which built 5,000 years ago, most likely expected to stand forever too!) the modern monolith in Georgia will fall to ruin as did Stonehenge, for Christ will not be mocked. In a world ravaged by the evil that men do, one day Mr. Christian’s monument to Lucifer will be destroyed. Nov. 21, 2021 for Joe Maverick's Georgehenge Stone Cold Minds Reflect Poetry Contest