Blue Beam: A Debunked 1990s Conspiracy and Its Cautionary Tale on Tech-Driven Belief

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Serge Monast's debunked conspiracy theory claims a New World Order would be imposed through staged religious events, holographic sky displays, mind‑control signals, and a manufactured crisis, but there is no credible evidence and it is now treated as a warning about how technology and fear can drive conspiracies.

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Project Blue Beam: The 1990s Conspiracy Theory That Told Of Hologram Alien Invasions And A New World Order
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Project Blue Beam: The 1990s Conspiracy Theory That Told Of Hologram Alien Invasions And A New World Order

The ideas in this particularly juicy conspiracy theory were considered impossible when it was first proposed, but they are broad enough that they get new life on the internet every now and then.