Technology Used to Deceive the World: Project Blue Beam

Watch even half of this 10 minute clip and you may avoid being deceived by the fantastic light show soon to appear in the sky over YOU!

The researcher of Project Blue Beam is Serge Monast, an investigative journalist from Quebec Canada. His article appears on http://educate-yourself.org/cn/projectbluebeam25jul05.shtml

I just read an article by blogger Christopher Knowles on blogspot.com claiming that Serge Monast’s Project Blue Beam was given to him by disinfo spooks! According to Knowles,

So in conclusion, all of the major claims made by Monast concerning “Project Blue Beam” have direct and well-documented antecedents in Star Trek, dating back to 1976. (from http://secretsun.blogspot.jp/2010/11/project-blue-beam-exposed.html)

But I say, so what? The creator of Star Trek, Gene Roddenberry, was a 33rd Degree Scottish-Rite Freemason. He therefore may have been an insider to Illuminati plans. George Orwell who wrote “1984” and “Animal Farm”, was also an insider to Illuminati plans. The same with Ayn Rand who wrote Atlas Shrugged. Aldous Huxley who wrote Brave New World was a Freemason. Is it any wonder the writings of these people are considered prophetic and insightful? It’s not that they had any special spiritual gifts to see the future, it’s because they were forecasting the devices of the Antichrist! (Daniel 11:24) They had inside knowledge of the Devil’s plans.

Just because Serge Monast’s Project Blue Beam has many similarities to scenes from Gene Roddenberry’s Star Trek episodes doesn’t make it false or disinformation. If you don’t agree, ask yourself what could have been the motivation behind Project Blue Beam disinformation. I’m inclined to think it would be safer to believe it than doubt it.

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mail on February 11, 2012 at 6:04 pm said:

i after e except after C

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- James Arendt on February 11, 2012 at 6:37 pm said:
  
  Thank you, my friend! As you know, English spelling is not my forte. Believe it or not, I do better in Japanese. The difference between a wrong character and the right one is usually pretty clear.
  
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- Shon on March 3, 2013 at 6:02 am said:
  
  It’s actually I before E, except after C.
  
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Torquatus on February 14, 2012 at 11:42 pm said:

“Believe it or not, I do better in Japanese.”
Actually, no I don’t believe that at all.
“The difference between a wrong character and the right one is usually pretty clear.”
Oh really? Which are the correct characters for the red spider lily (Lycoris radiata), one of Japan’s favorite flowers:

曼珠沙華
or
饅頭釈迦?
or
曼珠釈迦
or
饅頭沙華

Just asking, you know, Japan James.

Reply from James Japan,

Give me a break! I’m not a botanist! I’m talking about the difference between words like this:
進行
振興
信仰
侵攻
進攻
進講
The romaji for each of those words is shinkou, and only one of them means “faith” a word I use frequently. Of course i know the difference. And I know the meanings of the others as well.

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- James Arendt on February 15, 2012 at 6:59 pm said:
  
  My wife didn’t even know and she’s Japanese! But looking at the characters I knew it had to be either the first choice or the last because of the 草冠　at the top of each. We looked it up on the Internet and saw it was the first. From your website I see you ARE a botanist! That’s not playing fair, don’t you think?
  
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