Monumental Mysteries: The Georgia Guidestones

On a hill outside of the small town of Elberton, GA, is one of the nation’s most peculiar monuments – a collection of 6 stones, engraved with cryptic messages, in a dozen languages. What do they say? And what is their purpose? Tonight, July 17, 2012 at 9 PM, the Travel Channel seeks answers to the mysteries of the Georgia Guidestones in the premiere of a Mysteries at the Museum special.

The expert they turn to? Disinformation’s own Raymond Wiley, author of The Georgia Guidestones: America’s Most Mysterious Movement. In lieu of a clip from the show (sorry, they haven’t made one available yet), here’s Raymond at the Guidestones giving us the scoop on their purpose:

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  • Monkey See Monkey Do

    500 Million? That’s gonna require a bit of a cull.

    • http://buzzcoastin.posterous.com BuzzCoastin

      0.0006% of the present population

      at this rate
      I think we’ve got a shot at it
      all we need is a few choice man-made &or natural disasters

      • Singra

         Your math is awful.

        • http://buzzcoastin.posterous.com BuzzCoastin

          yeah, was thinking the world pop was trillion
          not billion
          but its still a tiny percentage

  • http://hormeticminds.blogspot.com/ Chaorder Gradient

    does raymond wiley have sharpened canines?

    • Raymond Wiley

      Nope.  They are unnaturally long and pointy though.

      • Monkey See Monkey Do

        Vampire! Get him!

  • Lifobryan

    I didn’t get to see the show on Travel channel last night, but I do have the book – it’s fascinating & very well researched. I definitely recommend it if you have any interest in the Guidestones & their strange history. 

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000528297116 Charles Freeman

    have visited the Guidestones a couple of times, usually beered up. maybe that’s why i’m underwhelmed by them. ty cobb’s gravesite is close by and of much more interest…