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• @judgedread@detroitriotcity.com 2026-09-23 19:22

  @jb@nicecrew.digital An Alex Jones influenced conspiracy tard, or the state authorities. The former because obvious reasons, the latter because it was an attractive nuisance that got more out of hand by the day. It was not 'the conspiracy', the Georgia Guidestones most controversial point about limiting population was misunderstood. They didn't advocate killing billions, they were addressed to readers AFTER a massive world disaster, most likely nuclear war. The idea was to avoid having six billion people again, not to do a 90% population haircut on purpose. The creator of the Guidestones tried to cover his tracks but was eventually discovered to be some small time millionaire. A dentist as I recall. He was not a major player.

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