Happy Georgia Guide Stone destruction day! 🎉Today, July 6th, is the one year anniversary of their being blown up. 💥
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I'd love to see this video. I don't notice it posted on this page. You are aware that light travels faster than sound, and the flash of an explosion would always precede the blast? (Best example: nuclear detonation.)
https://youtu.be/wXzKPst743c
That's a decent enough video. I should rephrase myself, it's more of a pulse of light and it's clearly separate (but maybe connected to) the explosion. I agree with others that it's like a DEW was used and hit the stones. Think of it as seeing a gun being fired and the expected impact occurs. I never found out if the lightbulb nearby was destroyed, as I would 1000% expect it would be... The reporting was just kind of quick and quiet and they demolished the remains quickly. Plus it's been a year, I can't quite remember everything I noticed.
There was some source of light already operating, and the reflector for the light element reflected the light pulse of the explosion, which was hidden behind the stones. The pulse was simultaneous with the explosion. Why would any lightbulb be destroyed? It was far enough away to not be affected by the blast.
How can you "agree with others" that a directed energy weapon hit the stones? None of you have any expertise in this area, just imagination. For one thing, you wouldn't be able to see any such DEW pulse, as it would be invisible. A peculiar method to use, when a satchel bomb can do (and did) the trick. Would you use a laser pointer to deal with a fly, when you can use a flyswatter? This fantasy theory (no evidence) is grotesquely elaborate and expensive.
The reporting was "quick and quiet" because the Guidestones were only a strange curiosity, having no meaning to anyone real. The remains were demolished because they posed a hazard of collapse to anyone poking around the site, and they were worthless to begin with.
Sorry it's been while, been busy. Wasn't sure if you wanted a reply or didn't care at this point.
That's okay. The whole subject is really not worth discussing. There was more juice in the East Palestine derailment, and that is now a long-forgotten incident. Sometimes these exchanges become a real headache when they are moved off the main page and the context is troublesome to recover.
And lightning...before thunder is heard.
That's only when you are thousands of feet away. In this case the light and the explosion were simultaneous. The light in the background was undoubtedly a floodlight already lit. Because such lights have reflectors, it would have reflected back the light pulse from the explosion.