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Well, if you never got to go see them, too late now! Someone decided to take them down on their own and the explosion was caught on video. No suspects as yet. Wonder who did it? There was always that mystery as to who put them there, now the mystery is who took them out? They weren't totally demolished by the explosion, but my guess is the rest of the structure had to be taken down because it lost one of the support columns. My hummingbird story was put on the back burner. I'll share that in a day, or two. Just when you think you know something about those birds, you discover something else about them. Oh, Mark Dice has a report on the Guidestones if interested. I'm sure there are other reports about it, this was where I saw it.
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I was just discussing this with some friends in face book. Strange that nobody really knew who paid for the construction of them and then they were transferred to the government control as a tourist attraction. I also read that they had been defaced before and surveillance cameras had been put up but never activated, but some surveillance camera in the area had caught the bombing on it and also a vehicle of interest. They have now been demolished for safety reasons, due to the damage from the bombing. I don't know why they would be so gung ho to catch the bombers when we have faces of people who have torn down or defaced statues now for the past few years and nothing was done. Be a prism, spreading God's light and love, not a mirror reflecting the world's hatred.
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Our cancel culture likes to take their views as the only one that matters, so destroying and defacing a public monument is a service to the community. We need public executions reinstated.
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I was just discussing this with some friends in face book. Strange that nobody really knew who paid for the construction of them and then they were transferred to the government control as a tourist attraction. I also read that they had been defaced before and surveillance cameras had been put up but never activated, but some surveillance camera in the area had caught the bombing on it and also a vehicle of interest. They have now been demolished for safety reasons, due to the damage from the bombing. I don't know why they would be so gung ho to catch the bombers when we have faces of people who have torn down or defaced statues now for the past few years and nothing was done. Well, the elites don't like it when we defy them, but it's ok to destroy our own history. That's why you won't see those arrested for destroying statues of famous statesmen. When you don't know history, you're bound to repeat it.
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Our cancel culture likes to take their views as the only one that matters, so destroying and defacing a public monument is a service to the community. We need public executions reinstated.
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