A mysterious “satanic” monument destroyed at midnight in the south of the United States

Officials in the US state of Georgia were on Thursday searching for those responsible for the explosion that partially destroyed a strange granite monument engraved with esoteric inscriptions in twelve languages ​​the day before. “devil” by some Orthodox Christians.

These six blocks of stone were raised in 1980 in this rural area of ​​the southern United States at the request of an anonymous sponsor and under mysterious circumstances. Nicknamed “American Stonehenge” without irony, the monument attracted many tourists and inquisitors. But he had also become a target of conspiracy theories.

inscription on stone “Seeking Harmony with the Infinite” or that “Connecting Humanity with a New Living Language” Stand side by side with others who are especially invited “Put humanity in less than 500,000,000 individuals, in a permanent balance with nature”,

“Unknown persons exploded”

Tuesday to Wednesday night, “Unknown persons exploded”, The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI), in charge of the investigation, said on Twitter. CCTV footage released by officials showed granite boulders partially bursting in the blue light of car headlights. no one was hurt.

Investigators later found that the explosion had destroyed “A large part of the structure”, who was completely slaughtered in the end “for safety reasons”, The agency said while posting pictures of the vehicle leaving the site.

Situated in the middle of the fields, the monument named “Georgia Guidestones” was highlighted by the State Tourism Office, which stated on its website that the six-metre-high monument was “also an astronomical calendar”. It was located near the small town of Alberton, which refers to itself as “Granite Capital of the World”,

Candice Taylor, the unsuccessful candidate in the Republican primary for Georgia’s gubernatorial run in May, on Wednesday welcomed the destruction of the “satanic” monument. Alex Jones, a far-right conspirator who has repeatedly condemned the existence of this “bad building”, nevertheless regretted its destruction on Wednesday, saying his presence was useful in proving the existence of a conspiracy. Was “Limit the world’s population”.