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Ah, the Georgia Guidestones text. Weird stuff.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_Guidestones#Inscriptions

I’ve been meaning to drive down there some time just to see the damn thing. Serious strangeness there for sure. I wonder if Teddy had this done, between the money required, and the level of bizarreness in the head needed, he seems like a likely candidate.

I wonder if Teddy had this done, between the money required, and the level of bizarreness in the head needed, he seems like a likely candidate.

It matches the agenda of The Fabian Society (A group of world socialists with 10 leaders)

They're working on the "MAINTAIN HUMANITY UNDER 500,000,000"

By pitting people against each other, they don't have to do the killing. They can rile up Muslim countries against the Jews (done), the Christians against the atheist (done), the young against old (done), male against female (done) race against race (done) rich against poor (done), etc.
Neighbor will rise up against neighbor. Nation will rise up against nation. Kingdom will rise up against kingdom. Eventually, a war will break out that will eliminate 2/3 of the worlds population. The plan will be a success.

The 10, standing in pomp and glitter, head for their vaults.
The people, angry and in disarray, loot the shops.
Which of these knew in advance? The Eagle? The Crown? The Bear? The Sun?
No, fate is not a consideration for this race.

It's sort of like the story of the Tower of Babble analogy.

The tower was made of bricks. Every brick was exactly the same. Same height, same width, same depth, same weight, same color (every gender was the same, every income was the same, everything was the same).
The bricks were held together with mortar (material goods).
The tower grew. More and more bricks were added, more and more mortar was needed. It got bigger and bigger. It got so big, the mortar started to crack. Because the mortar was limited, there was no more mortar for repairs to keep the tower intact (like the deficit today). The tower crumbled under it's own wight.

The people, lost, scattered and started a new form of existence. Because of that, over time, they all created their own communication, and other "tribes" were no longer able to communicate with them.

In the end, no one was "exactly the same", because the idea didn't work.

The Fabian society, like all socialist, believe they can rebuild the tower make it work. They think they're "smarter" than those who failed before them.