Project Blue Beam: The Conspiracy Theory Reignited by Drone Sightings

Unexplained Drones, Revived Theories, and the Legacy of Serge Monast

“For decades, the theory of Project Blue Beam has captured the imaginations of skeptics and believers alike.

Initially popularized by Canadian investigative journalist Serge Monast in the 1990s, this controversial theory claims that a shadowy global elite is plotting an elaborate deception using advanced technologies to usher in a new world order.

Monast’s untimely death in 1996—attributed to a heart attack—only deepened the mystery surrounding his work and gave credence to his warnings for many who follow his theories.

Today, the theory is back in the national spotlight thanks to unexplained drone sightings reported in several U.S. states.

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk, known for founding Turning Point USA, amplified the discussion when he posted to X (formerly Twitter), “WE ARE F****D. THE DRONES ARE PROJECT BLUE BEAM. LOOK FOR VIDS OF THEM TRANSFORMING FROM BALLS OF LIGHT TO PLANES WHEN FILMED TO SEE FOR YOURSELF.”

Kirk’s tweet instantly drew widespread attention, with many questioning whether the mysterious drones could be connected to the kind of technological deception Monast warned about nearly three decades ago.

The Origins of Project Blue Beam

Serge Monast’s theory, as detailed in his 1994 book, outlined a four-step process aimed at deceiving humanity and consolidating global power under a single authoritarian regime.

Three of those steps included:

1. Holographic Projections: Using advanced technologies to project images of religious figures or alien invasions in the sky to manipulate populations.

2. Telepathic Communication: Employing technologies to simulate divine messages directly into people’s minds.

3. Global Chaos: Orchestrating crises, including economic collapse and natural disasters, to force humanity into accepting a single global government.

Monast claimed that NASA and the United Nations were key players in this alleged plan.

He often warned that those who revealed the truth would be silenced. Monast himself died of a heart attack in 1996, shortly after being arrested and spending a night in jail. No one knows why Monast was arrested, though it’s been suggested he was operating an unregistered homeschool.

With no autopsy performed, his death has been cited as suspicious by many.

The Current Drone Phenomenon

Over the past few weeks, reports of unexplained drones have surfaced across multiple states, including New Jersey, Virginia, Maryland, California, and other states.

Witnesses describe the drones as maneuvering with precision and sometimes displaying strange lighting patterns, with some being described as large as cars. These sightings have sparked intense speculation about their origin and purpose.

Alternative Explanations for the Drones

While Project Blue Beam has captured much of the spotlight, other potential explanations for the mysterious drones include:

1. Surveillance by Foreign Governments: The drones could be conducting covert reconnaissance of critical U.S. infrastructure.

2. Preparation for a Coordinated Attack: They might be mapping targets for future attacks, including cyber or physical sabotage.

3. Domestic Terrorism or Rogue Actors: Extremist groups or individuals may be testing capabilities for disruptive purposes.

4. Testing of Advanced Military or AI Technology: The drones could be part of a secretive project testing new technologies.

5. False Flag Operations: The drones might be used to stage events that justify increased government control or military action.

6. Psychological Manipulation or Fear Campaign: The drones could be intended to create panic or distract from other issues.

7. Environmental and Infrastructure Damage: They might be tampering with critical resources, such as power grids or water supplies.

Feel free to offer your possible explanations in the comment section.

The US Army: Ghosts in the Machine

If you think the US Government is behind the drones, you have every reason to be concerned. I encourage everyone to watch the Army’s 4th PSYOP Ghosts in the Machine video.

Here’s a quote taken directly from that video: “Have you ever wondered who’s pulling the strings?…There is another very important phase of warfare. It has as its target, not the body, but the mind of the enemy. The target of psychological warfare is against the enemy’s mind. It is words and ideas. Ammunition used by psywar…These are psywar soldiers.”

Conclusion

The resurgence of Project Blue Beam in national discourse highlights how enduring and adaptable conspiracy theories can be, particularly in the face of unexplained events.

Whether these mysterious drones represent a harbinger of Monast’s warnings or something more mundane, the public’s fascination remains undeniable.

Serge Monast’s legacy endures, not only through his detailed writings but also through the enduring questions his theories raise. As investigations into the drones continue, it remains to be seen whether this phenomenon will provide answers or only deepen the mystery.

Martin Mawyer is president of the Christian Action Network, which he founded in 1990. Located in Lynchburg, VA, CAN was formed as a non-profit educational organization to protect America’s religious and moral heritage. He is the author of several books, including You Are Chosen: Prepare to Triumph in a Fallen World.