Hello everybody. Welcome back to another episode of conspiracy theories with me, Joanna. I know it's

been a while, but today's going to be very interesting. And if you have already heard today's

episode or today's topic, I'll still try to make it interesting,

so you can also join along and deep dive into what this conspiracy theory is.

Well, what is this topic I keep talking about and I don't mention?

Today I will be talking about the Georgia Guidestones.

So what are they?

Well, as it's in the name, they are Guidestones in Georgia, to be more specific in Albert County here in the US. So the guide stone part. They are literal pieces of

stone slabs, would you say, that contain guides. It's 10 different guides and it's kind of like

things we should follow as a humanity or things like that.

So what's crazy about them is that not only do they not know who put them there or there's

not much information about the anonymous person, the one in place there, but just the things

they say are like crazy, like kind of conspiracy theory type crazy,

as in why I'm talking here to you about it.

But they're basically, it's a granite monument.

And it's, like I said, 10 guidelines.

So it's five slabs.

And each one is written in eight modern languages.

And then on top there's like a capstone that's like connecting all the five slabs in a way.

And that smaller slab on top is written or has like a shorter message written in four ancient languages, which is kind of like why. And to me, it fits something that not everyone can read, you know, that it's not necessarily like a popular, like let's say it's not in English, obviously, right?

So then what would you want a language on top that not everyone can read?

And I'm guessing it's just for symbolism or for to give it that hint of salt, you know, of the Illuminati, you could say.

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