An interesting read, thanks. It’s a bit pessimistic though, and I don’t think the generalities do roll seamlessly back in time as humans seem to be degrading as part of controlled reduction of potential from many vectors. Not always the case. But yes, a certain percentage will follow orders either willingly or because they do t feel like making waves. So the guidestones, that’s where we started right? The ancients spent energy chiseling into stone warnings about things. Egyptians, Mayans, Sumerians, Indians, Native Americans, even the Japanese. They left stones high up the shore telling future generations not to build closer to the water, lest they perish by the great wave that periodically happens. Sadly, nobody listened really. I think the guidestones were in this vein. I do not think they had anything whatsoever to do with the nwo ass munchers. Historians, archeologists, many spend their time researching the past, and it only takes one insightful soul to provide insight to the rest of humanity.