Project Blue Beam: The Plan to Use Images in the Sky to Force the World into a New Order
In 1994, Canadian writer Serge Monast released a presentation titled Project Blue Beam (NASA). He was not describing a single UFO incident. He described a four-stage plan: break old beliefs through staged discoveries; create religious or UFO images in the sky; place voices and commands into people’s minds through electromagnetic technology; then use worldwide fear to force humanity to accept one religion and one…
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In 1994, Canadian writer Serge Monast released a presentation titled Project Blue Beam (NASA). He was not describing a single UFO incident. He described a four-stage plan: break old beliefs through staged discoveries; create religious or UFO images in the sky; place voices and commands into people’s minds through electromagnetic technology; then use worldwide fear to force humanity to accept one religion and one centralized system of power.
In 1994, Canadian writer Serge Monast released a presentation titled Project Blue Beam (NASA). He was not describing a single UFO incident. He described a four-stage plan: break old beliefs through staged discoveries; create religious or UFO images in the sky; place voices and commands into people’s minds through electromagnetic technology; then use worldwide fear to force humanity to accept one religion and one…
In 1994, Canadian writer Serge Monast released a presentation titled Project Blue Beam (NASA). He was not describing a single UFO incident. He described a four-stage plan: break old beliefs through staged discoveries; create religious or UFO images in the sky; place voices and commands into people’s minds through electromagnetic technology; then use worldwide fear to force humanity to accept one religion and one…
In 1994, Canadian writer Serge Monast released a presentation titled Project Blue Beam (NASA). He was not describing a single UFO incident. He described a four-stage plan: break old beliefs through staged discoveries; create religious or UFO images in the sky; place voices and commands into people’s minds through electromagnetic technology; then use worldwide fear to force humanity to accept one religion and one…
In 1994, Canadian writer Serge Monast released a presentation titled Project Blue Beam (NASA). He was not describing a single UFO incident. He described a four-stage plan: break old beliefs through staged discoveries; create religious or UFO images in the sky; place voices and commands into people’s minds through electromagnetic technology; then use worldwide fear to force humanity to accept one religion and one…