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Failed GOP governor candidate cheers ‘satanic’ Georgia Guidestones blast - Now Habersham

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The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is investigating an explosion that destroyed much of the Georgia Guidestones. The stones were built in 1980, commissioned by a mysterious man who used the pseudonym R.C. Christian. The GBI believes unknown suspects detonated an explosive device at about 4 a.m.

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Failed GOP governor candidate cheers ‘satanic’ Georgia Guidestones blast - Now Habersham

ELBERTON (GA Recorder) – The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is investigating an explosion that destroyed much of the Georgia Guidestones, a quirky granite monument in Elberton near the South Carolina border.Sometimes called “America’s Stonehenge,” the Guidestones consisted of several large, upright stone blocks built in alignment with stars and constellations and weighing in at 119 tons and containing over 4,000 sandblasted letters spelling out…

2 years ago·Habersham County, United States

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Failed GOP governor candidate cheers ‘satanic’ Georgia Guidestones blast

ELBERTON – The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is investigating an explosion that destroyed much of the Georgia Guidestones, a quirky granite monument in Elberton near the South Carolina border. Sometimes

2 years ago

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