UFO History: December 15 - A Look at Serge Monast and Project Blue Beam

I, like many, am fascinated by what is transpiring in and around the United States (especially New Jersey) with these strange drone/UAP incursions. While I am sure from some of the images that there are some misidentifications, I have also seen things that are strange. I am not there, so I cannot comment on events in real time. 

I have also seen a lot of talk about Project Blue Beam, the famous conspiracy theory put forth by Canadian journalist Serge Monast in the 1990s. I felt for today in UFO History, I would attempt to break it down and share what it is in the simplest terms. 

So what is it? Project Blue Beam is a conspiracy theory that alleges a plan by powerful organizations to implement a New Age religion and establish a New World Order through advanced technological means. These organizations, such as the United Nations and the US Government, are known commodities and have been intertwined with the New World Order idea since George Bush first spoke those words. 

Here's an overview based on the information available:

Project Blue Beam was first proposed by Monast in 1994, who claimed that Project Blue Beam was designed to use advanced technology for mind control and to simulate global religious events to establish a one-world government. He stated that the project is said to involve four steps:

Re-evaluation of archaeological knowledge: This step included staging artificial earthquakes and new discoveries to discredit existing religions.

A grand space show: This would include using holographic projections to create images of gods or messiahs corresponding to various regional faiths, convincing people of a divine intervention. 

Two-way electronic telepathic communication for mind control: This would be accomplished by using propaganda and technology to manipulate thoughts.

Supernatural manifestations through electronic means: In this step, those perpetrating this conspiracy would simulate scenarios like an alien invasion or the rapture to push humanity into accepting a new global order.

So how would these powers pull this all off? 

According to Monast, the plan allegedly involved using satellites for holographic projections, mind control technology, and creating events that would seem supernatural or extraterrestrial. Does anyone have technologies like this? Probably. There are a lot of classified systems and equipment in dark projects that will never be revealed. Research has proven that things people say are impossible are quite possible and the government lies more than they reveal the truth. 

Is Project Blue Beam true or something out of a science fiction novel? That is a good question and one that creates controversy. Unfortunately, Monast cannot speak on the topic, mysteriously passing away after publishing this. Skeptics will say, show me the evidence, that this is nothing more than unsubstantiated paranoia, with critics pointing out the logistical and ethical implausibility of such a vast and coordinated deception. But that skepticism can be refuted by looking at reality and the recent past. Wasn’t the COVID pandemic an example of “the logistical and ethical implausibility of such a vast and coordinated deception?”

Yes, Blue Beam is a conspiracy theory and no one knows if it is real, but the possibility exists that it is real. From my last check, conspiracy theorists have been pretty accurate over the past few years. One could argue that they are more correct than the media or the government in recent years. 

One more thing to look at is Serge Monast, and what other things he wrote or talked about. While Project Blue Beam is what he is widely known for, he also dove into some other interesting topics such as: 

The New World Order: Like many conspiracy theorists of his time, Monast was deeply concerned with what he perceived as a global elite's plan to establish a totalitarian New World Order. This would involve abolishing national sovereignty, personal freedoms, and traditional religions in favor of a one-world government and religion. His writings often explored how this could be achieved through manipulation and control over populations.

Mind Control: Monast theorized that governments, particularly those of the Western world, were employing or developing technologies for mind control. He spoke of "psychotronic" weapons, electromagnetic waves, and other methods to induce diseases, control behaviors, or even cause death remotely. These theories are often tied into his broader narrative of government surveillance and control over the populace.

Surveillance and Technology: He warned about the dangers of emerging technologies being used for mass surveillance and control. Monast was particularly alarmed by the potential misuse of technology to monitor individuals' every move, thought, or communication, aligning with his fears of a totalitarian regime.

Government and Corporate Collusion: He often discussed the interconnections between government, corporations, and secret societies like the Freemasons or the Illuminati, suggesting these entities worked in tandem to manipulate global events, economies, and societies for their benefit.

Faked Alien Invasion: While part of Project Blue Beam, Monast expanded this idea into different contexts, suggesting that a staged alien invasion could be used to scare humanity into accepting global governance. This aligns with his other theories about using fear or awe to control public behavior and thought.

While many of the above topics are speculative, one look at history after 1994 proves that he was less of a conspiracy theorist and more in touch with reality than many will admit. There is no doubt there are organizations trying to achieve a one world government. The WEF, the WHO, and other deep state entities are actively attempting to accomplish this along with the United Nations. 

Mind Control, Surveillance, Technology, and Government and Corporate Collusion have all been not only put on display, but have been proven to exist. Programs that have been exposed like PRISM and spying on American citizens, the Twitter files that exposed the government attempting to silence speech that disagreed with their narratives. These are just a couple examples of where Monast was spot on with his thoughts. 

I am not going to speculate on Blue Beam, but even though people disregard it, there is a chance that Monast was spot on. Maybe not on everything, but at least on the idea that there are organizations that would attempt something like this, even if it is not called Project Blue Beam.