Not sure where to put this to be honest, so have put it in general....

These two 'physical' things have always intrigued me

Particularly the guidestones.

Does anyone have an opinion on them?

i don't have any popcorn share?

No this is an area I am genuinely interested in and I would like to hear other peoples point of view on the two......out of curiousty more than anything else ?

They are both certainly very odd places.

This is quite interesting article.

www.westword.com/2007-08-30/news/dia-conspiracies-take-off/full

Personally I see them both as meta sigils of sorts.

The very fact they exist bring attention to what they have to say,and perhaps lead to a catch-22.

A self fulfilling prophecy.

I believe whoever put the murals in the Denver Airport,as well as built the guidestones did so knowing full well that the very act of creating them would possibly bring about what they fortell.

Doc

Me to Doc

I would like to know who put the guidestones there and who did the denvor airport?

I know the consenus is 'it was masons' but it doesn't explain why they exist?

I have wondered at times if they are just ment to be the modern stonehenge.......a physical thing left behind for the next generation to wonder 'what was all that about'

the guidestones have sensible advice on them imo

the denver airport painting are worrying, though.

how ppl make out therell be a mass culling bc of the guidestones is typical for someone living in fear.

Good advice provided that you already have a planet population of less than 500 000

Otherwise the advice is either useless or genocidal

does it say 500,000

500,000 is not alot ....there must be 500,000 people in the UK

dawnbreak wrote:
Typo: 500 000 000

And that is still not a lot

denver airport seems like a crazy place for an acid trip

theres reports of underground bases too. its strange art for sure. it seethes evil. and that horse statue.

its probably just a hell portal below for kissinger to take trips home.

dawnbreak wrote: Just meant I've settled in for what I think will be an interesting thread Dawn.

here you go>>>>>

Doc_Gonzo wrote:
I hope you're wrong in your thinking there doc

It's a real scarey place and one which I hope never to be anywhere near. Even viewing the images online unnerves me. Don't like it.

Doc_Gonzo wrote:
Pow!!! I totally get this. This is how I see stuff working and I see it a lot. That little seed being sown in the collective consciousness. These people are no mugs when it comes to understanding physical reality. Good post Doc

yeah batou .....i'd read (on the internet) it had all been dug then had to be re-dugg

Very weird place

dubmeup wrote:
Do you reckon old catheter does guided tripettes? You wouldn't be able to hear owt over the fap-fap-fapping.

Ab Origine wrote:
That, cather , has nothing to do with this thread

What's your thoughts on the Georgia Guidestones and Denvor Airport AB's

dawnbreak wrote:
Did you just tell me off?

Pretty much what doc and dubs said. Both were quite obviously constructed for a reason or purpose, as are all man-made structures. If you follow that to it's logical conclusion, past the actual usage of said structures, you're really only left with the fear.

Who would want you to feel that way about those two places, and for what purpose? There's your answer, in a nutshell.

Doc_Gonzo wrote:
That was better said than my thoughts on it.

I agree. The guidestones appear to be some sort of epic warning, a monument to remind us that we are the problem, we are the reason the Earth is failing, and will soon be unsustainable. Most of us don't need to be here, and ideally, 5.5 billion need to be gone. It's the dream of the super rich, to have the useless all done away with so they can have all of it to themselves. It appears some of them are doing their damndest to see that through.

I have read lots about the Denver Airport. There are military bases that are underground, literally, and it's possible that one of the bases is accessed through Denver, which is basically on top of a mountain. I don't know if there are alien scientists working down there or not, but there doesn't have to be in order for it to be considered somewhat sinister . As for all of the strange artwork and symbols that abound, it seems to be a jumble of different beliefs all thrown together. I'm sure it has some real significance to those who want it there. There's definitely a lot of speculation about it though.

I believe Denver was actually constructed a fair way away from anything in particular too, distance wise. There is also some fairly weird stuff in its layout and architecture, which could just be coincidental, but if you view the whole thing as a kind of sigil as doc suggested, some of it actually starts to make a little sense. Certainly more so than it just being an airport, anyway.