You keep saying this but it's not true. I'm not asking for your entire worldview, I'm just asking about the stuff contained in the image you posted to start this topic. That image has the Georgia Guidestones and the covid vaccine in it. I want to know how those things are related, how you know, and why. That's all. Again, to reiterate, all I've asked is:
* Who built the Georgia Guidestones?
* How do you know?
* Why did they build them?
* How is this related to the vaccine?
Here's an answer that at least has the right shape for those questions: "Joe Smith built the Guidestones. We know because we looked at his business records, available here (link), which show a large payment to a company called 'GG Monument LLC', in Georgia, a couple weeks before the construction on the monument began, for the exact amount that the Guidestones cost. We think he did it because he's a Scientologist, as evidenced by pictures of him at these Scientology meetings (link). In Dianetics, one of Scientology's main books, it calls for the creation of such a monument (link to the passage in the book). This is all related to the vaccines because Joe Smith went on to be a cofounder of GlaxoSmithKline, a major pharmaceutical manufacturer."
If you had said something like that, I would have said "oh, that's very interesting, maybe these guys are actually onto something. Maybe I'll look into the other stuff they're talking about".
Unfortunately, your answer doesn't resemble this. So far you've only given me vague references to topics that seem completely unrelated to what I'm asking. What do the Guidestones have to do with Masonic court systems run by the Vatican, quintillions of dollars in gold, logographic thinking, etc? No idea. Why is the city of London, ancient Babylonians, the House of Saud, etc, related to these specific questions? No idea. They don't even seem like the kind of topics that could possibly lead to answers for these questions. Ancient Babylonians certainly didn't build the monument, it was built in 1980.
Given your refusal to give an answer that even plausibly begins to make sense for those questions, I'm forced to assume you don't have an answer. Since you don't have an answer, I have no inclination to do a bunch of additional research.
I hope realizing that your worldview can't produce an intelligible answer to these simple questions causes you to reflect and reconsider.
You keep saying this but it's not true. I'm not asking for your entire worldview, I'm just asking about the stuff contained in the image you posted to start this topic. That image has the Georgia Guidestones and the covid vaccine in it. I want to know how those things are related, how you know, and why. That's all. Again, to reiterate, all I've asked is:
Here's an answer that at least has the right shape for those questions: "Joe Smith built the Guidestones. We know because we looked at his business records, available here (link), which show a large payment to a company called 'GG Monument LLC', in Georgia, a couple weeks before the construction on the monument began, for the exact amount that the Guidestones cost. We think he did it because he's a Scientologist, as evidenced by pictures of him at these Scientology meetings (link). In Dianetics, one of Scientology's main books, it calls for the creation of such a monument (link to the passage in the book). This is all related to the vaccines because Joe Smith went on to be a cofounder of GlaxoSmithKline, a major pharmaceutical manufacturer."
If you had said something like that, I would have said "oh, that's very interesting, maybe these guys are actually onto something. Maybe I'll look into the other stuff they're talking about".
Unfortunately, your answer doesn't resemble this. So far you've only given me vague references to topics that seem completely unrelated to what I'm asking. What do the Guidestones have to do with Masonic court systems run by the Vatican, quintillions of dollars in gold, logographic thinking, etc? No idea. Why is the city of London, ancient Babylonians, the House of Saud, etc, related to these specific questions? No idea. They don't even seem like the kind of topics that could possibly lead to answers for these questions. Ancient Babylonians certainly didn't build the monument, it was built in 1980.
Given your refusal to give an answer that even plausibly begins to make sense for those questions, I'm forced to assume you don't have an answer. Since you don't have an answer, I have no inclination to do a bunch of additional research.
I hope realizing that your worldview can't produce an intelligible answer to these simple questions causes you to reflect and reconsider.