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EPISODE · Oct 8, 2024 · 36 MIN

Project Blue Beam

from It Can't Be a Joke

Project Blue Beam is a theory brought to light by Canadian journalist, Serge Monast. He had a strong interest in politics, science, and technology, which all play a crucial role in the Project Blue Beam theory proposed by him in the 1990s. The crux of this theory involves a plot between NASA and the United Nations to initiate a series of events that would ultimately usher in a New World Order with a one-world government and one-world religion. Some of these events include a false flag alien invasion, man made earthquakes, the antichrist, hologram technology, and individuals hearing voices in their heads from “artificial gods”. We know, this all sounds quite kooky. However, in 2024, when you look into the technologies from the patent office, military contractors, and now even drones and lasers for civilian use, this theory does not seem too far-fetched at all. In this episode, we walk through each stage of Project Blue Beam, while providing our insight and analysis the entire way. Let’s blast off!

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