op i went to the georgia guidestones to see them for myself.
>be me
>realize i only live four hours away from the guidestones
>fuck it
>wake up at 0500 on a saturday and drive out there
>little disconcerted when i realize it is surveilled with a camera
>but it is literally in the middle of nowhere
>drove right past panzer south carolina on my way there
>convinced those two places are connected now
>when i arrive at the georgia guidestones, i am staight up in the middle of nowhere
>it honestly comes off as kind of a dump
>all those pictures of the guidestones never include the withered chain-link fence and the white-trash tier dirt parking lot
>bunch of new-age hippies are there to celebrate the stones and there message
>offer me some of their weird granola stuff
>eat it to be nice, wasn't drugged and didn't make me sick
>curse myself for being such a push over
>little girl who belongs to the hippie horde keeps grabbing my sleeve as i try quietly to read the stones even though i already know what they say from online
>at this point, i leave the stones
>definitely a magnet for wierdos
>honestly your not missing out if you never see them in person
>do a little snooping
>the road goes up further to a ranch owned by the man who donated the land for the stones
>see the porch from the gate with a big old no trespassing sign
>notice a virgin mary statue clearly on display
>put the dots together 
>r.c. christian
>roman catholic christian
after seeing the georgia guidestones in person i think it was built by jesuits probably connected to clemson university which is not terribly far from pelzer south carolina and the georgia guidestones. i think it is all connected in some way but i will need to keep digging. kek bless you anon.

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rcvrd jan 2021