"I was flying my quadcopter above Georgia Guidestones and found these crazy stains that look like blood. Very intriguing to watch because you don’t see any stains from the ground at all. These stones look completely normal from the ground level but from the top you can see a big splash of this. I don’t know what you can make of it, but it does look like blood.
A while ago, a pastor of a local church warned that the guide stones would lead to blood sacrifices on the spot where they stood. He was making the point this monument is some kind of an occult symbol used for pagan rituals. At the Georgia guide stones, they don’t celebrate Christian festivals like Christmas or Easter, but you can see celebrations on Solstices and equinoxes, and solar and lunar eclipse which are celebrated by Pagans around the world. This is not a coincidence because the stones have slots that specifically mark solar events. For example, you can see the rising Sun exactly on solstices and equinoxes through this slot cut in the center pillar."
