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Project Blue Beam Explained | The Fake Alien Invasion · Sky Signal

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  I couldn't help at one point in our discussions with privately
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  with General Secretary Gorbachev, when you stop to
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  think that we're all God's children wherever we may live in
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  the world, I couldn't help but say to him, just think how easy
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  his task and mine might be in these meetings that we held.
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  If suddenly there was a threat to this world from some other
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  species, from another planet outside in the universe, we'd
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  forget all the little local differences that we have between
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  our countries, and we would find out once and for all that we
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  really are all human beings here on this earth together.
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  Well, I don't suppose we can wait for some alien race to come
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  down and threaten us, but I think that between us we can
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  bring about that realization. Perhaps we need some outside
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  universal threat to make us recognize this common bound.
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  I occasionally think how quickly our differences worldwide would
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  vanish if we were facing an alien threat from outside this
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  world. But I've often wondered, what if
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  all of us in the world discovered that we were
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  threatened by an outer of power, from outer space, from another
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  planet? Wouldn't we all of a sudden find
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  that we didn't have any differences between us at all?
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  We were all human beings, citizens of the world, and
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  wouldn't we come together to fight that particular threat?
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  In 1962, the Cold War had America on edge.
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  The Bay of Pigs had failed the year before, the Cuban Missile
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  Crisis was looming just months ahead, and Washington was
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  desperate to remove Fidel Castro from power.
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  In that climate of fear and paranoia, America's top military
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  leadership quietly drafted Operation Northwoods.
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  The idea was simple. Create a crisis so catastrophic,
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  so undeniable, that the American public would demand war with
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  Cuba. The blueprint spelled it out in
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  detail. Stage terrorist attacks on US
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  soil. Hijack civilian planes and blame
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  them on Havana. Sink refugee boats fleeing the
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  island. Even fake the deaths of American
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  citizens, all designed to shock the nation into supporting an
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  invasion operation Northwoods was formally presented and
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  approved by the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the very highest level of
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  the Pentagon. The men entrusted with
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  safeguarding the United States had given their endorsement to a
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  campaign of deception against their own people.
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  Only one man stood in the way, the President of the United
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  States. When John F Kennedy was shown
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  the proposal, he rejected it outright.
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  Without his authorization, Northwoods was shelved, it's
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  pages locked away in secrecy for decades.
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  The public never knew how close the US government had come to
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  fabricating a war through false flag attacks.
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  The next year, on November 22nd, 1963, Kennedy was assassinated
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  in Dallas, TX. The president who stopped the
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  Pentagon's most audacious false flag plan was suddenly gone.
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  Coincidence or connection? It wasn't until the 1990s, when
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  once classified files were declassified, that Operation
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  Northwoods finally came to light.
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  Operation Northwoods teaches us just one thing.
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  The system of power is always willing to manufacture consent
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  through fear, and sacrifice lives in the process.
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  Born in 1945 in Montreal, QC, Serge Monast spent his life
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  navigating the borders between poetry, journalism and
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  philosophical inquiry. Though public records don't
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  reveal much about his family, his roots in Quebec's
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  francophone literary scene are well established, including a
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  body of poetic and philosophical work.
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  In the late 70s and early 80s through the late 80s, Monist
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  began to turn his pen toward investigative journalism and
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  political analysis. In 1992, he self published
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  Ilette Minui Moircan Seconza Ottawa, described in publisher
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  listings as a dossier digging into Canada's impossible duality
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  and the threat of civil unrest, he positioned himself as an
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  independent investigator. In the early 90s, Monast became
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  a fixture on Quebec's fringe media circuit, particularly
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  through appearances on Esoterisma Experimental, an
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  esoteric TV show hosted by ufologist Richard Glenn.
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  Viewers would remember him as an intense speaker warning of
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  looming global threats. In 1994, Serge Monast published
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  his most controversial work yet, Project Blue Beam, a term he
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  coined to describe what he claimed was a real plan by NASA
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  and the United Nations to dismantle existing religions,
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  governments and national identities and replace them with
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  a new world order unified under a synthetic faith.
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  They would do this by staging a false alien invasion by
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  projecting images into the sky with advanced holographic
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  technology. He claimed he obtained the
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  concept from anonymous political insiders, Secret Service
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  defectors, and unidentified classified documents.
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  Although he never disclosed names or provided concrete
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  sources, he presented the theory in multiple papers and recorded
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  lectures that circulated through his international Free Press
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  agency. According to Monist, Blue Beam
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  was devised by NASA and the United Nations with the
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  expressed purpose of dismantling religion and sovereignty and
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  replacing them with a single New Age faith centered around a faux
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  Messiah. This would be achieved through 4
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  meticulously orchestrated phases.
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  Step one, induce artificial earthquakes at key religious
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  sites and falsify new archaeological finds and
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  evidence that would undermine traditional religions.
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  Step 2 Stage an alien invasion or simulated rapture using
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  advanced technology to instill mass panic and drive humanity
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  toward a pre designed unified authority.
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  Step three, Execute mass telepathic messaging via
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  extremely low frequency waves, making individuals believe the
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  divine is speaking directly to them in their own language.
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  You are. All our.
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  Children and the final stage launch a global holographic sky
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  show images of different religious figures projected in
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  the heavens. Jesus, Buddha, Muhammad
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  ultimately revealing a singular Antichrist figure.
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  Monist insisted he wasn't speculating.
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  He said he had studied the documents.
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  After publishing the book, he publicly warned about this
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  alleged plan and through presentations and essays.
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  And in 1995 he published a companion volume, Le Protocol de
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  Toronto, outlining a Masonic connection to the conspiracy
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  orchestrating global domination. He told of a secret consortium
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  called 666, meeting every 18 years, plotting the New World
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  Order via control of global elites and individual minds.
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  He certainly didn't frame Project Bluebeam as
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  entertainment. To him, it was an urgent
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  reality. In 1994, Monas published
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  Lugovern Mon Mondial Delante Crist, where he suggested a
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  hidden Illuminati cabal was coordinating world events.
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  He pitched that the United Nations and secret societies
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  were weaponizing mind control to dismantle national sovereignty.
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  That same year, he released the United Nations Concentration
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  Camps Program in America, a theory alleging that the US was
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  setting up internment camps as part of a martial law plan
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  orchestrated from above. Also in 1994, he tackled medical
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  fears in vaccines, medicine, military experimental Christo
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  Liquid. There, Monast claimed
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  governments were using vaccines combined with liquid crystal
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  technology to subtly manipulate human minds.
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  By September 1996, Serge Monist's situation had taken a
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  distressing turn. That month, his two children
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  were removed from his care by Canadian authorities and
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  declared wards of the state, a move Monist publicly attributed
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  to repression for his investigative claims.
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  In early December 1996, Monist was arrested, though precise
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  details like the exact date of arrest or specific charges were
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  never made public. All we know, based on
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  corroborated reports, is that he spent one night in police
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  custody. The arrest's purpose remains
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  vague, possibly tied to his claims of distributing
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  prohibited information. The next day, back at his home
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  in Sherbrooke, Manas died of an apparent heart attack.
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  He was 51 years old. Some of his followers insist to
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  this day that his death was beyond suspicious, possibly
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  connected to his exposure of deep state secrets.
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  He warned of a time when the skies themselves would be
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  weaponized. And in the decade since his
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  passing, the news has been filled with developments that
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  make his claims harder to dismiss.
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  Governments are speaking more openly about UFOs or in the
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  rebranded language Uaps. The Pentagon has released
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  declassified footage of strange craft outmaneuvering American
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  fighter jets. Congressional hearings now treat
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  the subject as serious national security business.
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  What was once dismissed as fringe conspiracy has moved into
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  the mainstream. If Project Blue Beam was truly a
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  plan to stage a false alien arrival through satellites,
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  holograms and psychological manipulation, then the
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  groundwork may already be in place.
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  The unexplained lights in the sky.
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  A string of interstellar anomalies.
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  Official admissions that we don't know what these are, all
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  of it's subtly training us to accept the possibility of a
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  cosmic encounter. Was Serge Monast able to
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  document the early outlines of a plan that is only now taking
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  shape? So the question lingers, are we
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  witnessing random events or the steps of a script written
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  decades ago? At the end of all this, we
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  arrive at the one truth that cannot be denied.
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  We do not know. We don't know what these objects
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  in our skies really are. We don't know why interstellar
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  visitors suddenly appear with such frequency.
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  We don't know whether Project Bluebeam was an elaborate hoax,
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  a paranoid fantasy, or a glimpse into an operation that's still
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  unfolding. What we do know is this.
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  Our history has been hidden from us.
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  Our leaders and institutions lie, and they always have.
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  So when people say everything is a hoax or a misdirection, we
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  understand. Because this isn't about
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  believing everything or rejecting everything.
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  It's about asking the questions that cut through the noise.
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  If we don't ask them, no one will.
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  Thank you for joining us here on The Anunnaki Connection.
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  Good night.