Long time readers of this site or of Gates of Vienna, (which should be compulsory reading for any kind of education about how things work in the Western world over the last 20 years or so) might remember our coverage of a mysterious explosion of a building in Minneapolis.
In point form it went like this:
A building which was all islamic from the ground floor stores to the residents experienced a mysterious explosion.
US authorities lied about its cause as a gas leak when local gas companies invited reporters to come in to their control facilities to show them that it could not have been a gas leak. If memory serves, they weren’t even on gas.
Local police taped off the area, and explained that weeks of investigation would be needed to determine the cause of this massive explosion, seemingly from a second story apartment.
The next day, The Department of Homeland Security bulldozed and removed the entire area making damn sure nothing could ever be determined about the cause of the explosion.
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More recently there was an explosion at the odd monument to a new depopulated world order called The Georgia Guidestones. One of the pillars with some of the writing was blown apart. The rest of the monument was still standing. It could have been taped off and an investigation launched, but oddly, within hours, authorities disassembled the rest of the structure and that’s pretty much that. On July 6th, part of it was destroyed, and later that same day…
Destruction
On July 6, 2022, an explosion occurred at the site, destroying the Swahili/Hindi language slab and causing significant damage to the capstone. Nearby residents reportedly heard and felt explosions at around 4:00 a.m.[32][17] CCTV footage recorded a vehicle leaving the scene and police are investigating the incident.[17] The remaining stones were dismantled by authorities for safety reasons later in the day with a backhoe, according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.[33][2] The Elberton Star reported that digging showed no evidence that there was ever a time capusle located beneath the Georgia Guidestones.[34]