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Where once UFOs were either ignored or sneered at by mainline news outlets for decades, with each passing year it now appears the subject is being treated far more seriously, with actual anomalous sightings now being reported on and covered by the mainstream press, as these are being acknowledged by government and military officials, as well.
I feel this isn't mere coincidence, but is a means of slowly acclimating the general public to the idea of something that has long been gradually seeded into the collective subconscious, primarily via the conditioning of science-fiction entertainment. Why, it seems only yesterday that headlines told of a UFO shot down over the skies of northern Canada. The term 'UFO' was actually used, so as to imply something extraterrestrial, being the initialism carries with it this popular connotation.
We know that H.G. Wells' infamous War Of The Worlds radio broadcast of 1938 was a litmus test of sorts, designed to gauge public reaction to a supposed 'alien invasion'. The program was not intended simply to entertain.
The ruling elite have often spoken of needing something monumental, dramatic, to unite the nations, in order to bring about 'peace' and 'security' on Earth. By this they actually mean an Orwellian one-world superstate. In one particular famous presidential speech, Ronald Reagan wondered aloud, alluding to the possibility of 'a threat from beyond' our world seeing to this concentration of power. Presently, environmental alarmism is being used to achieve this but this may be too slow a means for the power elites' liking, in which case calling on 'ET' to intervene so as to help speed along the process is something not out of the realm of possibility.
Recall, there was Nazi space rocket scientist, Werner von Braun, who was brought over to the States immediately following WW2, along with other Nazi scientists, and with them their flying disc technology. No sooner did they arrive on American soil that the Roswell event occurred in 1947. What a coincidence.
My own feeling is that Project Blue Beam is very much real and shall one day be implemented by NASA as an event expertly staged and carefully scripted, echoing somewhat the theater witnessed in 1969 with the Apollo 11 TV show. Many millions of dollars have been funneled into said space agency; incidentally, one home to numerous Freemasons, and the promulgating of Jesuitic cosmology, and an agency also known for its occult origins (eg. Jack Parsons).
Optical holograms of celebrity music stars and heads of state have already been shown to be able to mislead many onlookers, so a dazzling light show in the sky ought to be easy, especially when you have lasers and other state-of-the-art technology at your disposal, as NASA does.
The public awareness of Project Blue Beam dates back to a journalist named Serge Monast, who published an article on it, in 1994.
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