06-19-2024, 02:58 PM
Thought there was some pretty intriguing reading below about the reality of satellite/airborne military holographic capabilities (and psychological warfare operations) but for folks who are interested in the subject matter suppose it's best to get Serge Monast's claims about Project Bluebeam out of the way first.
Project Bluebeam:
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Like it says in the (pretty great) episode of the Corbett Report below, the only info we have about PBB sources back to just one French Canadian journalist but Corbett also covers some really interesting info about the USAF's 'Airborne Holographic Projector' and 'touchable' hologram technology.
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In the vid below Vallee also discusses Whitehouse plans (uncovered during the Watergate investigations) which involved submarines 'painting holograms' in the skies over Cuba.
See 5:50
Don't know if anyone remembers this old March 2003 Fate Magazine article but it gives more info on the USAF division and relates some incredibly strange events from Cuba in 1982 and from around an Argentinian Naval base in 2000.
The 'Holograms And High Strangeness' piece by Scott Corales used to be freely available on PDF file but it now appears every copy of it has been removed from the internet.
Project Bluebeam:
Quote:The urban legend about an alleged Project Bluebeam has been traced to the writings of French journalist, Serge Monast in the mid-’90s – who died of a heart attack while investigating the story, despite lacking a history of heart disease.
Evidence of US government experiments in giant sky holograms, specifically referring to Project Bluebeam have been covered on mainstream television. In the early 2000s, Sci-Fi authors Chris and Janet Morris, consultants in non-lethal weapons technology for a Washington DC Think Tank, claim that giant projections of Angels, Devils or UFOs would not require any new breakthroughs in science and could be used on the battlefield, to scare the enemy (as long as they believed these projections were real) They go further, to claim that tests of such psychological operations have been done at the Army’s Electronic Proving Ground at Fort Huachuca, in Arizona, near the Mexican border.
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Like it says in the (pretty great) episode of the Corbett Report below, the only info we have about PBB sources back to just one French Canadian journalist but Corbett also covers some really interesting info about the USAF's 'Airborne Holographic Projector' and 'touchable' hologram technology.
• How To Fake An Alien Invasion
In the vid below Vallee also discusses Whitehouse plans (uncovered during the Watergate investigations) which involved submarines 'painting holograms' in the skies over Cuba.
See 5:50
Don't know if anyone remembers this old March 2003 Fate Magazine article but it gives more info on the USAF division and relates some incredibly strange events from Cuba in 1982 and from around an Argentinian Naval base in 2000.
The 'Holograms And High Strangeness' piece by Scott Corales used to be freely available on PDF file but it now appears every copy of it has been removed from the internet.
Quote:The potential tactical benefits of holograms are certainly promising and understandable. Imagine if it were possible to beam the image of some religious figure, or fully believable ghosts, goblins, and other assorted creatures for that matter at the enemy, and the confusion, panic and fear this would cause..
Holograms And High Strangeness - Scott Corales - PDF File (All Links Deleted)
