What is the conspiracy theory of the Blue Horn Project?/Ebrahim
Conspiracy theorists tend to go into the depths of the unknown to uncover what is behind the theories that make waves in the world, but in this case it is a theory so dark that the very mention of it makes many fear for their lives. So get to know (not too closely) "Project Blue Beam", a project so dangerous that many believe they may pay a heavy price tomorrow just for discussing it, when several people who were associated with this theory in the past met their deaths unexpectedly. It makes sense that you haven't heard of the blue ray theory precisely for this reason.
Conspiracy researcher Jared Yeo "took the risk" and recently discussed the theory with his brother, YouTuber Shane Dawson. He admitted that he was afraid to seek information on the subject, but he believes that whoever is behind the project is an evil elite group planning a massive deception operation on an unprecedented scale, in which they will use advanced technology to simulate an alien invasion. The alleged fake invasion was intended to establish a new world order that would serve the group.
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This malicious "program" was exposed in 1994 by Canadian conspiracy researcher Serge Monast, who explained it in detail in a book published that year. According to reports, Monast described several steps in the plan - each of which was designed to gradually convince the public that an alien invasion was imminent.
Jared explains: "The first step will be to reveal the kind of documents that change our perception of the reality we live in, confuse us and open our minds to the possibility of what could happen. The second step is actually that we all can imagine what it would look like - and the best way to do This is through movies." He claims that, for example, the movie "The Third Day" from 1996 was part of this psychological programming.
"The third step is they're going to project holographic images directly into the sky to make us see the alien invasion," Jared explained, "and then the fourth step is we all go into underground bunkers. They're going to put us in submarines and the lucky few are going to survive the ' This 'end of the world' apocalypse".
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The "Blue Ray Project" is considered among the believers to be the most dangerous theory of all time, because several people associated with it met their deaths unexpectedly. Monast himself died two years after publishing the theory, at the age of 51 - and so did his partner who helped him write the book.
Jared admits he was worried when he first started researching the project because it felt like it was all "too real". He says that since then concerned people have been contacting him daily and added that this is exactly what the elite group behind the project wants to happen. "They want you to be afraid of an alien invasion situation, to manipulate us into believing that when the time comes, an alien invasion will happen," he says, "They want to unite us all so that they can basically take over the planet."
Earlier this month, the Pentagon published a report according to which it was found that aliens have never visited Earth and all sightings and reports of UFOs of various kinds have been officially dismissed as misidentifications or outright lies - so it is not clear how exactly this contributes to the goal of the "Blue Ray Project".
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