What were they and, and what was the nature of the controversy about them?

Yeah.

Well, I, I will tell you, as a student of Georgia history in eighth grade, growing up in South Georgia, we learned about the Georgia Guidestones as Georgia's Stonehenge, but we never really learned about the messages written on the stones, just that this roadside oddity existed.

So you're right, it was built in the late 1970s, early 1980s by this guy named R.C. Christian, who was only known to, uh, to one or two folks in Elbert County.

Uh, he had these kind of just these ideals for how to guide humanity.

You know, some people would say, well, it's to guide humanity after kind of a cataclysm, but as we dug deeper throughout the podcast, it was really that we found out, well, this guy believed in some pretty bad things.

You know, there's some white supremacy at play.

When did they become a thing that people were demanding be removed?