'Project Blue Beam'

[Jeff]

I saw it mentioned in the Norway thread. Can we talk about Blue Beam? Because unless I'm missing something I'm pretty sure it's a steaming pile.

That's not to suggest the technology isn't there, or that the people don't exist who would love to play with it. I'm talking about, specifically, this thing called "Project Blue Beam." Because best as I can tell, it's all down to this guy named Serge Monast.

Monast was a Quebecker steeped in Quebec's paleo-Catholic paranoid style. The year following his Blue Beam "investigation", he published "The Protocols of Toronto" (English translation), which presumes to be a secret document issuing from a 1967 Toronto meeting of "6.6.6.": the world's leading bankers, energy producers and industrialists. Their project is the destruction of Christianity, the ruin of the family and the institution of a communistic New World Order. There's no reason to suppose this document is authentic unless, as with defenders of the Protocols of Zion (and Monast was one of those, too), you want it to be.

My point: "Blue beam" doesn't stand up, and actually stands in the way of a serious conversation about mass mind control.

[nathan28]

http://www.brainsturbator.com/articles/defusing_the_apocalypse_part_1/

on edit, to avoid cross-posting the DIY laser hoax explanation is really the only one I feel comfortable with. not from a "likely scenario" angle, but because it's the only one that doesn't give me chills

[justdrew]

is sounds like a British Rainbow Codes thing...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Rainbow_Codes

not sure if I can think of any US color named projects

the blue beam story has always seemed more like fiction, but it rests on some apparently real things, like Von Braun's warning to his assistant...

[Jeff]

the blue beam story has always seemed more like fiction, but it rests on some apparently real things

Yeah, and those are the worst things of all. The apparently real ought to be carefully excavated, not employed as the foundation for pure invention.

[Wombaticus Rex]

I'm gonna ask the folks at Graf Research Lab if this Norway incident looks like a feasable project. I'm betting the lumens involved would make it big budget, but what fascinates me the most is the apparent "surface" the spiral was being projected ONTO. Either the cloud cover was super uniform and co-operative or there's something massive floating around up there to serve as a screen.

I'd like to go with the pranksters explanation too, but it sure looks complicated from here. I'll see what a few emails can dig up.

[lightningBugout]

http://www.ted.com/talks/olafur_eliasso ... light.html

[Blue]

is sounds like a British Rainbow Codes thing...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Rainbow_Codes

not sure if I can think of any US color named projects

the blue beam story has always seemed more like fiction, but it rests on some apparently real things, like Von Braun's warning to his assistant...

Well, there's Project Blue Book.

http://www.bluebookarchive.org/

Not sure how good that site is - I just discovered it. As far as Blue Beam goes I'd have to agree with Jeff in that I've only seen silly descriptions and dismissed it.

[elfismiles]

My first comment is simply that ... while "Blue Beam" itself may be a foil like so much detritus in the conspiracy stream, it is likely a decoy away from pre-existing technology and techniques which may not actually involve holograms per se.

That brainsturbator link is an excellent starting point AND it includes the quotes which I couldn't find a few weeks ago dealing with the disappearance of Frank Fontaine (the Pontoise France case that Vallee suggests was leading towards a Jim Jones massacre experiment).

Blue Beam's precursors would seem to be the stories of American plans to paint the Second Coming of Christ from surfaced submarines off the Cuban coast to the claim in the Jose Chung's From Outer Space episode of the X-Files:

Schaefer: The Germans used to project the image of the Virgin Mary over the French trenches in World War I. The enemy is always willing to fire on an invading force, but on a holy miracle?

Mulder: Or on visitors from outer space?

Schaefer: Yeah, the enemy sees an American recon plane, they start shooting. They see a flying saucer from another galaxy... they hesitate.

Here are some other links:

Holograms and UFOs? by Graham W. Birdsall, Editor
UFO Magazine [UK]
http://www.mackwhite.com/BlueNote1.html

... which references this article:

"Defense Weekly" March 31, 1997 "Air Force Organizes For Offensive Info War"

Read Mack White's comic on Blue Beam:
http://www.mackwhite.com/Blue1.html

[elfismiles]

Earlier this year I came across this probable fake document hosted at a website I've never been able to get a handle on:

What is the Blue Beam Project?
http://ce399.typepad.com/weblog/2008/12 ... ject-.html

Click this for image:
http://ce399.typepad.com/.a/6a00d834525 ... f24970b-pi

Somehow that site has always felt ARGish to me.

It reproduces the text found here:
http://web.archive.org/web/20040805203627/http://mindcontrolforums.com/news/bluebeamproject.htm

[Wombaticus Rex]

It is really unfortunate that "Project Blue Beam" has become the shorthand label for this kind of tech because the tech is undeniably real, and the "Project Blue Beam" material is undeniably bullshit.

[operator kos]

It is really unfortunate that "Project Blue Beam" has become the shorthand label for this kind of tech because the tech is undeniably real, and the "Project Blue Beam" material is undeniably bullshit.

You're right about that, and in discussions with some of my CT friends, we use that term as shorthand for holographic tech, but we really shouldn't.

[chump]

Project blue beam

Serge Monast talks about a New World Order dictatorship that wants to artificially create an earthquake in order to rediscover a supposed new archeological discoveries - such as the ones discussed in the video Secret Space - that could serve to discredit all religions. I thought the video Zeitgeist did a good job unmasking religious myths; as did the more mainstream Religulous. (Who financed these videos?) Monast also says that they want to manufacture an elaborate event utilizing satellites which project a sophisticated holographic movie onto the sky in order to fool and unite mankind into one NWO religion and way of life.Instead of divide and conquer, it's unite or die. I'd never heard of this guy before, but I can see how some of this stuff has already come to fruition: HAARP, contrails, crop circles, cattle mutilations, underground bases, cable TV, the Internet...This also reminds me of Sc******ogy's myth of Aliens colonizing the Earth.

I have long felt that 911, in addition to being a false flag and a grand theft, was a sophisticated psyop; and that the effect was to shake up the world's perception of reality and make people re-examine their beliefs - not that there's anything wrong with that! (though I personally object to their agenda and their methods) This was Sayyid Qutb's (Muslim Brotherhood, went to school in Greeley, CO) philosophy too. I can see how instituting a worldwide religion might make sense from a NWO perspective - as long as the right people get to play God. You gotta get rid of most of the people and then scare the crap out of whoever's left.

Mass genocide has long been a tool of the PTB; and they may indeed soon wipe out a majority of the population of the Earth. This directive is supposedly justified by the degradation of our planet by the human plaque. I imagine that the plan would be to weed out the useless eaters and any dissent from what would then be a very structured and organized global society. North Korea is the model that comes to mind. China? Dubai? Alpha Centauri?

Although the technology probably already exists to do it, Project Blue beam might be a little over the top and unnecessary. People will do about anything if you just pay them; especially after they are subjected to some hard times. For a long time, I figured future societies would be modelled on a combination of 1984, A Brave New World, and Fahrenheit 451; but now I can throw in a Logan's Run type merry-go-round into the mix. But, who's running the show: Aliens or Humans?

It seems to me that the sectionalized and digitalized surveillance and manipulation and control of our environment has increased exponentially since 1967. More and more, children are educated just enough to accept their place and to do what they are told - or else! They are systematically categorized and compartmentalized at an early age to fulfill a function. If they get out of line, let's face it, there many ways to deal with people who don't do what you want them to do.

The technology and capabilities that can be utilized far exceed what most people think is possible. Imagine if you could print the money and merely buy the patent on anything invented! Imagine how much technological advantage, power and control certain organizations have accumulated over the course of the last 500 years. Power corrupts...

What's in all those computers and cable TV boxes anyway?

[elfismiles]

Blue Beam Meme ...

Colors of Thinking in Spiral Dynamics
http://www.spiraldynamics.org/Graves/colors.htm

The Blue Star Meme: Applying Natural Selection Thinking to Urban Legends
http://www.lycaeum.org/~sputnik/tattoo/meme.html

Projects Blue Bean!
http://www.bluebeanrfid.com
http://www.bluebeancoffee.com
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.p ... lue%20Bean

Sorry, just scroogling...

[kool maudit]

this guy sounds like a tool, but please don't tell me jeff has a quebec (or an ontario/quebec) thing.

[orz]

http://www.brainsturbator.com/articles/defusing_the_apocalypse_part_1/

Barney?! Soooo Web 1.0. Try a giant Mudkip instead.