Coming to you from theHagmanReport.com studio, located in the Keystone State,

birthplace of a mighty nation, gets your host, Doug Hagman.

And welcome to Hagman. It is the Hagman Report for today. It is Thursday, July 7th, 2022.

With me is of course my brother Steve Quail, SteveQuail.com, Gen6.com.

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briefings, his private intelligence briefs. I'm telling you right now, they are critical.

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So it seems like I know about things that will happen far in advance.

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All right, before I get to Steve, I just wanted to, we were talking before the show,

a couple of things. I'm going to expand on this, or perhaps we'll both, no, not perhaps,

we will both expand on this shortly. I just want to open with this really quick.

The Georgia guide sounds that were destroyed. You know, I was doing a lot of thinking about this

and a lot of analysis about looking at the images, looking at the camera, the alleged camera,

a surveillance camera view. Okay, the security camera view of things.

And then watching post event yesterday of the county, knocking down the rest of the stones.

Just so people know, these stones sit on land owned by the Elbert County

Board of Commissioners, 4.93 acres. That's their land. And essentially, they're their property.

And just to see you get an idea of how big and what a big structure this is,

the outer stones, everything made a polished granite,

42,437 pounds each. And there are four, ultimately five stones. The center stone is 20,957

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