Although the patent Explains it is for HDTV… We all can figure out, Why would NASA make HDTV Hologram? I would think Samsung, Toshiba, LG or Sony would be the one’s to patent this.
Serge Monast – Operation Project Blue Beam Theory
Serge Monast (1945 – December 5 or 6, 1996) was a Canadian conspiracy theorist who catapulted into notoriety for his startling and audacious “Project Blue Beam” theory in the early 1990s. He boldly asserted that this was a covert scheme crafted by NASA, in collusion with the United Nations and shadowy global elites, aimed at imposing a tyrannical New World Order through a web of technological deceit and psychological manipulation.
Monast: New World Order Operation Project Blue Beam 4 Phase Plan
The First Phase – Operation Project Blue Beam: Targeted existing religious beliefs, employing artificially induced earthquakes to reveal bogus archaeological findings that would challenge centuries of faith.
The Second Phase – Operation Project Blue Beam: promised a jaw-dropping “Space Show,” utilizing cutting-edge holographic technology beamed from satellites, creating stunning visual displays in the atmosphere. These holograms would depict revered religious figures like Jesus, Muhammad, Buddha, and Krishna, ultimately merging them into one entity—the Antichrist.
The Third Phase – Operation Project Blue Beam: focused on chilling mind control through “two-way electronic telepathic communication,” a sinister blend of subliminal messaging and propaganda, aimed at coercing the masses into submission.
The Final Phase – Operation Project Blue Beam: Threatened with bizarre supernatural occurrences, including a simulated UFO invasion and the use of high-frequency electromagnetic waves and microchips for surveillance and control the populace.
In his 1994 sensational publication, Project Blue Beam (NASA), Monast argued that for a New World Order to thrive, a universal New Age religion helmed by the Antichrist was crucial. He even claimed that the psychological groundwork was already being laid through films like 2001: A Space Odyssey, Independence Day, and Star Trek, setting audiences up for the impending takeover.
Despite a lack of credible evidence backing the existence of Project Blue Beam, it remains a cornerstone of conspiracy theory culture today, influencing discourse on government secrecy and technological manipulation. Noteworthy figures, such as cartoonist Christopher Knowles, have pointed out eerie parallels between Monast’s theory and fictional concepts, including Gene Roddenberry’s shelved 1975 script The God Thing and the infamous 1991 Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Devil’s Due.”
Monast’s death in 1996 is shrouded in mystery, with reports suggesting he suffered a sudden heart attack despite having no previous heart issues. Additionally, it has been alleged that Canadian authorities abducted his daughter in a desperate bid to silence his research, though these claims remain unproven and highly controversial.
Scirbd Document: Project Bluebeam
Blue Beam Project by Добри Дечак
NASA Blue Beam Patent
