Has anyone ever discussed Project Blue Beam?

http://educate-yourself.org/cn/projectbluebeam25jul05.shtml

(I can't really find great sources)

It talks about creating earthquakes in holy places then "explorers" find ancient relics and text with the "true" origin of life and religion. Some time later after the earthquakes a network of satellites create holographic images with religious figures beamed to their respective region of the world; i.e. Jesus to the U.S.A. and Mohammad to the Middle East. Later these holographs will come together to convince people that it is all part of one religion. One theory is that UFO sightings are actually the test runs of this satellite network.

There is more to the theory which talks about a world currency which is electronic, beamed/focused acoustics to target sound at an individual which people will think is telepathic (which it isn't), and more. The goal is to get people to accept the new world order which I think people would easily do under these events.

Thoughts?

Did we correctly understand Q's 2221 post (>>3093831)?

>>3149065

Yes, the closest star to Earth is the sun but that's not what Q was referring to. Life doesn't exist on stars it exists on planets and Earth is the only planet with intelligent life in our solar system. Hence, we would have to look at another solar system for life.

>>3149238

Electrogravitics, or Biefeld–Brown effect, has never been proven to work. The military and DOD research labs seriously looked into this nearly a century ago.

The Alcubierre drive requires exotic matter and depends on the Casimir effect. Another reason why this doesn't work. The negative energy in 'empty' space between parallel plates (Casimir) is only reduced energy states/waves. Look into 'stiction' for NEMS systems and the Van der Waals effect. These two things are byproducts of the Casimir effect.

Don't let pseudo scientists throw around 'fancy' terms to distract you.

>>3146224

What "evidence…in the public domain" exists? If we have this evidence then this whole issue is settled. We need to be careful with belief; remember, many people believe Clinton is great and believe the Federal Reserve is part of the U.S. government.

A belief needs to be backed by evidence and not by a strong desire to want something to be true so badly that we'll just believe most anything if it seems to sound plausible.

Example, many people believe the pope and the Vatican are these pure people and have a hard time digesting evidence to the contrary. Belief is great but make sure you're not believing in a lie.

>>3157587

These images don't say anything, neither for or against aliens.