Project Blue Beam

a reply to: Junkheap

Why would it have to rely on holography? Does your study also include neurology? If not, then you don't understand the full breadth of the thing called "Project BlueBeam".

I see a phrase repeated often.... "the brain has no firewall"....do you think that's true? Let's assume the government tries to send "messages" via ELF's (part of Project Blue Beam), wouldn't there be a way to "firewall" them? Thinking "tin foil hat"! LOL

abc7.com...

Mexican congress shows off two bodies they say are not of this planet

Formerly game over man here, just came across this breaking news....not sure what thread to post it in...Biden and Kremlin have talks about the New World Order.

Al Jazeeer link

originally posted by: sendhelp
Formerly game over man here, just came across this breaking news....not sure what thread to post it in...Biden and Kremlin have talks about the New World Order.

Al Jazeeer link

Is something afoot - over there?

Were the U.S. servicemen given a last meal?

a reply to: quintessentone2

I'm not sure, haven't heard anything new...but I did think about how easy the false flag invasion, marshall law could happen.

All they have to do is shoot down a Tic Tack UAP by the Air Force or Navy over the ocean and reveal to everyone the wreckage.

Then they'll announce there's a fleet of UAP's and a potential battle over the ocean, that no one will be able to see (no pun), and then create marshall law and whatever awful controlling they'll do to us.

Then make up whatever potential scenario of UAP'S always being a present threat, but we never see them, except the same terrible Air Force, Navy, Army grainy footage.

So we'll always live with the fear of an alien invasion any minute, except the USA military will always be there to defend...so it will always be like the carrot on the stick, and totally fake. And organized by the Illuminati or Freemason's or whatever secret cult runs the world.

Project Blue Beam was actually quite elegant and picturesque for a conspiracy theory. You can tell it is a relic from a time when not all conspiracy theory was dominated by crude lowbrow scaremongering. Serge Monast was a typical Christian fanatic but l'd rather listen to him than banal modern anti vaxxer rhetoric.