What Was Project Blue Beam?

Could a global fake alien invasion be used to usher in a new world order? Or is it just another fringe theory?

Project Blue Beam

A phrase that instantly sparks the imagination – UFOs in the sky, holographic messiahs, simulated global catastrophes. Depending on who you ask, it’s either one of the most sinister plans ever conceived… or a complete fabrication born from paranoia and fear.

In this article, we’ll explore what Project Blue Beam is, where the theory came from, what its believers claim – and why others call it a myth. The Midnight Briefing presents both sides of the story, and the truth is yours to decide.

What Is It?

Project Blue Beam is a conspiracy theory suggesting that NASA, in coordination with global elites, is planning to stage a fake alien invasion or religious event using advanced holographic technology – all with the goal of establishing a single world government.

The theory was popularized by Serge Monast, a Canadian journalist and conspiracy researcher, in the 1990s. Monast claimed he had uncovered secret documents detailing a four-step plan to manipulate the masses through fear, awe, and technological deception.

The Four Stages of Project Blue Beam

According to Monast, Project Blue Beam would unfold in four distinct phases:

Discrediting All Existing Religions
A global archaeological “discovery” would be faked to challenge the historical authenticity of major world religions. The goal: shake faith in traditional beliefs and prepare the world for a new “truth”.
A Massive Space Show
Using satellites and atmospheric projection, enormous 3D holograms would be projected into the sky, simulating a return of religious figures or alien contact – speaking in all languages, addressing all religions.
Artificial Telepathy
Next, a form of mind control would be used to make people believe they’re receiving messages from their chosen deity – possibly via ELF (Extremely Low Frequency) waves. This would further break down individuals psychological defences and increase trust in the new narrative.
Supernatural Manifestations & Chaos
Finally, staged cataclysmic events – earthquakes, fake alien invasions, and supernatural activity – would throw the world into chaos, prompting a desperate cry for unity. A new world order would then emerge, led by a single, centralized government.

What Believers Say

Supporters of the theory often point to:

Advances in holographic projection technology
The increasing focus on UFOs by mainstream governments
The use of fear-based media and psychological manipulation in past crises
The “suspicious” death of Serge Monast (he died of a heart attack in 1996, shortly after publishing his claims)

Some believers also link Blue Beam to real-life military projects, like:

HAARP (High-Frequency Active Auroral Research Program)
Project Starfish Prime (early high-altitude nuclear tests)

They argue that these programs show the technological and psychological groundwork for a staged global event is not only possible – but already being tested.

What Critics Say

Skeptics argue that Project Blue Beam:

Is based entirely on unverified claims from a single individual
Has no leaked documents, whistle-blowers, or direct evidence
Involves technologies that are still not plausible on a global scale
Lacks any credible motive or organization capable of it off

Many also note that Serge Monast’s writings were often speculative and based on spiritual, not scientific, sources.

To them, Project Blue Beam is a modern myth – a fusion of sci-fi, Cold War paranoia, and religious symbolism wrapped into a cautionary tale about control and deception.

Culture Impact and Legacy

Despite lacking mainstream credibility, Project Blue Beam has left a lasting impact on conspiracy culture. It’s been referenced in:

Podcasts, documentaries and YouTube videos
Online forums and alternative news platforms
Even pop culture, including video games and sci-fi films

It also ties into larger themes like:

Government deception
Control through fear
The merging of technology and belief

Whether you believe in it or not, the theory taps into a deeper, collective unease – about how far technology can go and who really pulls the strings behind the curtain.

Conclusion? You Decide

Is Project Blue Beam a harbinger of things to come? or just a cautionary sci-fi fantasy born from distrust, paranoia, and the imagination?

At The Midnight Briefing we believe in presenting the claims, the evidence, and the criticism – and letting you make up your own mind.
We present the mystery. You decide the meaning.