Was 2009 the test-run of “Project Blue Beam”?

Today started off like every other day in the Bunker. Arriving home from a night shift slaving to build a pyramid (aka Work), I sat down to update the website. It started off normally. A few stories from around the web. Then I opened my “UFO” Google Alert.

I had originally setup the alert due to the Norway Spiral. Years ago I hear Bill Cooper talk about a coming time when they would use advanced technology to pull off a fake alien invasion. I would later learn this event to be covered in Project Blue Beam.

I’d recommend you read the full paper by Serge Monast (who mysteriously died of a heart attack, details on the page) but I can’t help but think that we just saw the start of the Project Blue Beam deception. In the paper entitled “Project Blue Beam” he claimed that first they would create earthquakes that would help reveal ancient knowledge that would explain the errors of our ways.

(read full article here)
www.jungleapocalypse.com...

Is this Bluebeam?



Will the 'fake' alien invasion be next?

Funny you should mention this...I have done my own research, and have yet to actually be able to prove the existence of Serge Monast aside from people who knew people who knew him from this paper alone. Seems sketchy to me. Can anyone actually prove this guy existed without linking to the paper or someone discussing just this paper?

i mean, it's my nature to be skeptical. Getting all up in arms and paranoid about a mysterious death of a man who wrote an allegedly fantastical paper seems like a perfect piece of propaganda. So wouldn't it be logical to find out more about this man who got this insider info? But oddly, there is nothing on him. Help me out here.

Originally posted by cjcord

So wouldn't it be logical to find out more about this man who got this insider info? But oddly, there is nothing on him. Help me out here.

I found this...
educate-yourself.org...

Lets just put it this way,
The canadian obituaries have no record of anyone by the last name of Monast dying in december of 1996. (or at all for that matter)

Thank you rainfall, but linking me to a copy of the letter supposedly written by the mystery man does little to prove his existence...