We're going to start a new series, and this is based on the book Common Sense Renewed by Robert Christian, not his name, obviously.

And this is the dude who's responsible for the Georgia Guidestones.

This is about the author.

Robert Christian is a pseudonym of a private American citizen

who is concerned about growing evidence of a decline

in the political and economic strengths of our republic.

He has chosen to remain anonymous in order to avoid useless controversy

and a better focus of attention on his thoughts rather than on himself.

He is the author and sponsor of the Georgia Guide Zone's monument.

Inscriptions on these stones appeal to the rational nature of all people, of all political persuasions,

and of all religious affiliations, or of none.

They list certain guides for humanity for dealing with our growing world problems.

And these essays, he extends his subject further and considers specific facets of American and world difficulties,

suggesting avenues which might be explored in seeking their solution.

You know, I love this guy.

Yeah, and Brian from Washington State sent this to me, and I appreciate it, because he kind

of like sent it in the vein of, you know, you might want to see what the bad guys are

thinking.

Watch how they spin some of the more atrocious outcomes for you and me. Here's the preface by Robert Christian. I wonder what else

R.C. might stand for. At harvest time, primitive farmers separate their grain by beating the

stalks with fowls on a threshing floor. They remove the loose straw,

leaving a residue of grain, chafe, and dust. This mixture is purified by winnowing, tossing it into the air to permit the empty husks and useless debris to be carried away on the wind. The grain

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