The Georgia Guidestones Have Been Razed to the Ground

On Wednesday, an explosion rocked the Georgia Guidestones in Elbert County, Georgia, USA, after which, for safety reasons, the remainder was demolished.

In 1979, a mysterious stranger appeared in the remote town of Elberton, Georgia and ordered the construction of a very imposing granite monument – the Georgia Guidestones. He introduced himself as R.C. Christian but admitted it was not his real name. Researchers wondered for decades about his real identity and the real purpose of the Guidestones which he claimed would inspire the “Age of Reason.”

Written on the Guidestones, dubbed “America’s Stonehenge,” in several languages, were 10 “commandments.”

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The Guidestones were built for $500,000 on behalf of “a small group of loyal Americans” who remain anonymous, but are believed to include philanthropist and population control-enthusiast Ted Turner, wrote Summit News. Turner has repeatedly advocated for a 95 per cent population reduction and attends weird meetings with the likes of Bill Gates and George Soros to discuss how globalists could use their wealth to “slow the growth of the world’s population.”

After five years of investigation, in 2015 a documentary titled ‘Dark Clouds Over Elberton’ was released daring to solve the mystery. The investigators managed to convince the one man who knew the real identity of the man, R.C. Christian, who ordered the Guidestones into allowing the documentary makers to open a case, while being filmed, containing correspondence which revealed the Guidestones’ were ordered by Dr. Herbert Kirsten.

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At 4 am on 6 June, a bomb blast severely damaged the Guidestones. The blast took out an entire wing of the monument.

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Authorities moved quickly to demolish the rest of it, citing safety issues.

Jennifer Arcuri tweeted “Good riddance New World Order 💥#ItsOver” and attached the video below showing the demolition of the remainder of the monument.

By the end of the day, the Guidestones had been completely levelled.

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Joachim Bartoll Official has a different view to those who feel the explosion was orchestrated by those who oppose the New World Order:

The Georgia Guidestones explosion is trending on social media and it was NOT a random act by some “terrorist,” nor was it a strike against the ‘cabal;’ it was a pre-planned ritual by the Jesuits and the Freemasons as everything is on the world stage – and it’s all in the numbers.

They will blame “radical right-wing ‘Q-anon’ conspiracy theorists” for this bombing, and this will ignite hatred from the left and making it easier to label ‘terrorists’ that now are running around with “bombs.”

This happened on July 6, as in 7/6 or 76. Skull and Bones = 76.

The “bomb,” or whatever it was (DEW?) exploded at exactly 04:03:33! [see video above] You do not need to be a 33rd degree mason to see how scripted this detonation was.

https://expose-news.com/2022/07/08/georgia-guidestones-razed-to-the-ground/

MFA says many Russian partners at G20 meeting signaled it’s unacceptable to isolate Moscow

"The thesis on the need to promote a polycentric structure of the world order and the democratization of global governance, a broader engagement of dialogue on multilateral platforms to solve the problems of developing countries received wide support," the statement said

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MOSCOW, July 8. /TASS/. The Russian Foreign Ministry on Friday said many Russian partners at the G20 meeting signaled it’s unacceptable to isolate Moscow.

"There were sober assessments of the objective causes of economic shocks that are multifactorial in nature, including inflation provoked by the West amid the coronavirus pandemic, destabilization of cross-border supply chains and an escalation of the geopolitical situation. Many partners gave a clear signal that it’s unacceptable to isolate Russia and that unilateral sanctions have negative consequences," the ministry said in a statement following the G20 meeting attended by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.

The ministry said as part of Jakarta's current G20 presidency, special attention on the diplomatic track was paid to two key issues: the strengthening of multilateral cooperation among states and the joint response to challenges in the field of food and energy security. The ministry said that, despite the confrontation fomented by the West, in general, the emphasis was placed on the need to search for a "common denominator" in solving social and economic problems was accentuated.

"The thesis on the need to promote a polycentric structure of the world order and the democratization of global governance, a broader engagement of dialogue on multilateral platforms to solve the problems of developing countries received wide support," the statement said.

"Lavrov's speech outlined the basic approaches to building up cooperation among nations on an equal footing and based on the UN Charter and international law, the effective use of the potential of the G20 as a representative social and economic forum," the ministry said. "In light of the West's distorted interpretation of the events in Ukraine, the causes of the crisis in this country in the wake of the 2014 coup, which happened with a direct intervention of the US and the EU, were explained in detail."

Russia confirmed its readiness "to continue to make a significant contribution to ensuring access to food and energy resources," the ministry said.

"The ongoing diversification of the markets for fuel and energy products, plans to increase the supply of grains were outlined. Intensive contacts were held at the bilateral level: Separate meetings of the [Russian foreign] minister with the counterparts from Asia, Africa and Latin America were held. The ministerial meeting became an important milestone on the path toward the G20 summit in Bali on November 15-16," the statement said.

https://tass.com/politics/1477531

Former Japanese PM Shinzo Abe dies after he was attacked during campaign speech

The attacker was detained on the scene immediately

TOKYO, July 8. /TASS/. Former Japanese Prime minister Shinzo Abe died in a hospital after he was attacked during a campaign speech in the city of Nara, doctors said.

Incumbent Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said the attack was "barbaric" and no decisions had been made yet regarding parliamentary elections scheduled for July 10.

Cardiac arrest

First responders in Nara told TASS that Abe was rushed to a hospital in a state of "cardiopulmonary arrest" after he was shot. The phrase means clinical death in Japan. According to reports, Abe, 67, was hospitalized with gunshot wounds to his neck and chest. He received a blood transfusion.

Attack

The attack took place at about 11:50 local time (05:50 in Moscow). The city’s fire department, which doubles as an emergencies service, then got a call reporting the shots. Eyewitnesses said at least two shots were fired, local news media reported. The police said a 41-year-old man named Tetsuya Yamagami shot at Abe from behind using what looked like a homemade gun. Doctors at first performed a cardiac massage, then flew Abe to a hospital by helicopter, according to footage broadcast on television.

The attacker was detained on the scene immediately. He used to serve in Japan's Self-Defense Forces. NHK reported he told the police he disliked Abe’s policies and wanted to kill him.

Reaction

Japan’s main political parties condemned the attack. Japan’s main opposition party, the Constitutional Democrats, said now wasn’t a good time for elections. It’s likely that there will be proposals to delay the elections to the upper house of the parliament, which are scheduled for July 10. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov expressed condolences to Japan at a G20 foreign ministers meeting. Russian Ambassador in Tokyo condemned the assassination.

Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party suspended its campaign.

https://tass.com/world/1477425

Putin sends condolences to Shinzo Abe’s family

The former Japanese prime minister was an exceptional statesman, President Vladimir Putin said

Putin sends condolences to Shinzo Abe’s family

Russian President Vladimir Putin (R) shakes hands with former Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. © Sputnik / Mikhail KLIMENTYEV

President Vladimir Putin of Russia has sent condolences to the mother and to the wife of the late Shinzo Abe, a former prime minister of Japan, who was killed by a gunman on Friday.

Putin’s message called Abe “an exceptional statesman, who … did a lot for good neighborly relations” between Russia and Japan during his tenure in office.

Putin said that, during his contacts with the Japanese politician, he fully appreciated his personal and professional qualities.

“A fond memory of this wonderful man will stay forever in the hearts of everyone who knew him,” he said.

Earlier the Russian foreign ministry described the shooting as a “terrorist act” and called for the culprit to be held accountable. Meanwhile Dmitry Peskov, the spokesman for the Kremlin, called Abe a true patriot of Japan.

“He always fought for the interests of his country, and preferred to do so at the negotiation table. That is why he established a good, constructive working relationship” with the Russian president, Peskov said.

Abe was killed during an election rally in the western Japanese city of Nara. He arrived in hospital with no vital signs and was proclaimed dead as a result of blood loss shortly afterwards, medics said.

The perpetrator was apprehended at the scene after having fired his weapon twice. He was identified by the police as a 41-year-old resident of the city.

Abe held the office of the prime minister of Japan from 2006 to 2007 and again from 2012 to 2020, which made him the longest-serving leader in the country’s modern history. He resigned due to developing health problems, but remained an influential figure in the ruling Liberal Democratic Party.

His public appearance was to deliver a speech on behalf of the Nara Prefecture’s representative, who is seeking a new term in the upcoming parliamentary election.

https://www.rt.com/russia/558635-puting-condolences-abe-death/

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That is gout, alcoholics get gout.

Former Japanese PM Shinzo Abe dies after he was attacked during campaign speech

The attacker was detained on the scene immediately

TOKYO, July 8. /TASS/. Former Japanese Prime minister Shinzo Abe died in a hospital after he was attacked during a campaign speech in the city of Nara, doctors said.

Incumbent Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said the attack was "barbaric" and no decisions had been made yet regarding parliamentary elections scheduled for July 10.

Cardiac arrest

First responders in Nara told TASS that Abe was rushed to a hospital in a state of "cardiopulmonary arrest" after he was shot. The phrase means clinical death in Japan. According to reports, Abe, 67, was hospitalized with gunshot wounds to his neck and chest. He received a blood transfusion.

Attack

The attack took place at about 11:50 local time (05:50 in Moscow). The city’s fire department, which doubles as an emergencies service, then got a call reporting the shots. Eyewitnesses said at least two shots were fired, local news media reported. The police said a 41-year-old man named Tetsuya Yamagami shot at Abe from behind using what looked like a homemade gun. Doctors at first performed a cardiac massage, then flew Abe to a hospital by helicopter, according to footage broadcast on television.

The attacker was detained on the scene immediately. He used to serve in Japan's Self-Defense Forces. NHK reported he told the police he disliked Abe’s policies and wanted to kill him.

Reaction

Japan’s main political parties condemned the attack. Japan’s main opposition party, the Constitutional Democrats, said now wasn’t a good time for elections. It’s likely that there will be proposals to delay the elections to the upper house of the parliament, which are scheduled for July 10. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov expressed condolences to Japan at a G20 foreign ministers meeting. Russian Ambassador in Tokyo condemned the assassination.

Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party suspended its campaign.

https://tass.com/world/1477425

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>Japan PM Fumio Kishida condemns Shinzo Abe shooting

He looks like Lyndon Johnson

>>16671892

filtered

>>16671915

word

>>16671979

it needs cleansing 6" below ground, where the time capsule is too

burning kills weeds and provides ash, elements small enough for plants to absorb

>>16671994

sauce it

>>16672016

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