by Gregg Prescott, M.S.
Editor, In5D.com

What is Project Bluebeam?

Project Bluebeam is a four step process that has an end result on a one world government. If you’ve noticed, the most recent wars involved countries who did not have ties to the Rothschild banking system, the World Bank. This is not by coincidence and is done to create a One World Currency under a New World Order premise.

While speculation has inferred that George H. W. Bush’s wife, Barbara Bush, may be the daughter of Satanist and 33rd degree Freemason Aleister Crowley, the lineage would make sense, especially through son George W. Bush.

Here is an interesting article on who Barbara Bush really is.

The 4 Steps of Project Blue Beam

Step One: Step One requires the breakdown of all archaeological knowledge. This will apparently be accomplished by faking earthquakes at precise locations around the planet. Fake “new discoveries” at these locations “will finally explain to all people the error of all fundamental religious doctrines”, specifically Christian and Muslim doctrines.

Step Two: Step Two involves a gigantic “space show” wherein three-dimensional holographic laser projections will be beamed all over the planet — and this is where Blue Beam really takes off. The projections will take the shape of whatever deity is most predominant, and will speak in all languages. At the end of this light show, the gods will all merge into one god, the Antichrist.

Step Three: Step Three is “Telepathic Electronic Two-Way Communication.” It involves making people think their god is speaking to them through telepathy, projected into the head of each person individually using extreme low frequency radio waves.

Step Four: Step Four has three parts:

1. Making humanity think an alien invasion is about to occur at every major city;

2. Making the Christians think the Rapture is about to happen;

3. A mixture of electronic and supernatural forces, allowing the supernatural forces to travel through fiber optics, coax, power and telephone lines to penetrate all electronic equipment and appliances, that will by then all have a special microchip installed.

Then chaos will break out, and people will finally be willing — perhaps even desperate — to accept the New World Order. “The techniques used in the fourth step is exactly the same used in the past in the USSR to force the people to accept Communism.”

David Icke calls this process the “Totalitarian Tiptoe” where civil liberties are gradually relinquished in favor of government protection from issues that they initially created. For example, after 911, United States citizens cried to their government officials for protection, resulting in the Patriot Act, which took away numerous civil liberties in the name of protection. This has further snowballed into the National Defense Authorization Act, which was written in a way where any United States citizen could be not only detained and questioned without any legal representation, they could also be killed without questioning. This was written under the guise of protection from ‘terrorists’.

It is no coincidence that our skies are being lambasted with chemtrails, which contain barium niobate. Barium niobate is a critical element used in the 3D technology of creating holographs and was specifically mentioned in the U.S. Army’s Research Lab Adelphi Report from November 1996 through August 1997 titled, “3D Holographic Display Using Strontium Barium Niobate”, Accession Number ADA338490, published in February 1998.

The abstract for this publication specifically states the following : “An innovative technique for generating a three dimensional holographic display using Strontium Barium Niobate (SBN) is discussed.”

Contrails versus Chemtrails

There is a reason why you never saw a chemtrail in any picture or featured film before 1980… it’s because they didn’t exist back then. A contrail is the normal discharge from a jet airliner. Contrails look like a short, white steam cloud that dissipates quickly.

Chemtrails are chemically induced trails which were originally dismissed by the government as contrails, only later ot be admitted that they were being used in weather modification projects. A chemtrail starts out in a similar fashion as a contrail, except the chemtrail doesn’t dissipate. Instead, it stays in the atmosphere and expands, clouding up the skies.

The Last Card

Dr. Carol Rosin warned us about the weaponization of space through her professional relationship with ex-Nazi scientists, Dr. Wernher von Braun, who warned Rosin about the following external threats that would be created as a false flag by the United States government:

• Space-based weapon system: Reagan’s Star Wars Program.
• Terrorist threat: 9-11
• 3rd Word Countries threat: North Korea
• Asteroid threat: Elenin (while not classified as an asteroid, the apparent government psyops would assimilate Elenin into this category)
• Extraterrestrial threat: to be announced…

Tupac Hologram

In other news, the late Tupac Shakur appeared at Coachella as a hologram and in a stunning finale, he exploded into nothingness on stage. If the mainstream media can make Tupac look this real, then what else are they capable of doing, such as creating false flag events that never happened?

The next future dead celebrity to be showcased as a hologram will be Elvis Presley.

The Philippines said Thursday it would re-open a former US naval base that was closed more than 20 years ago, stationing its own military hardware at the facility that faces the flashpoint South China Sea.

The announcement comes as the Philippines is embroiled in a bitter dispute with China over rival claims to parts of the sea, including a rich fishing shoal close to the military base.

Defence department spokesman Peter Galvez said the Philippines would station aircraft and naval vessels at Subic Bay, which was one of the US military's biggest overseas bases until it closed in 1992.

"It's location is very strategic," Galvez said, referring to its position facing the South China Sea, which Manila calls the West Philippine Sea.

"If we need to deploy to the West Philippine Sea, it (Subic) is already there, we do not deny that. It's a deepwater port."

After the Americans left, the sprawling base about two hours' drive north of Manila was converted into a trading zone and industrial hub with tax concessions for businesses who set up shop.

The Philippine military has recently leased back some of those facilities from the government authority that manages the business zone, presidential spokesman Herminio Coloma said.

Last year, Manila signed an agreement giving its defence ally the United States more access to Filipino military facilities, as part of plans by the poorly equipped Filipino forces to attain a deterrent capability.

However this deal, under which US forces could potentially have regained use of Subic Bay, has been postponed amid a legal challenge now being heard by the Supreme Court.

China claims most of the South China Sea -- home to strategically vital shipping lanes and believed to be rich in oil and gas -- and is currently pursuing a rapid programme of artificial island construction in the region.

The Philippines is among the most vocal critics of China's claims, and has asked a United Nations-backed tribunal to declare China's claim over most of the South China Sea as illegal.

Following a stand-off between Chinese ships and the weak Filipino Navy in 2012, China took control of a rich fishing ground called Scarborough Shoal that is within the Philippines' exclusive economic zone.

Subic Bay is 198 kilometres (123 miles) east of Scarborough Shoal.

The Philippines said Wednesday it was also repairing a crumbling ship serving as its lonely outpost in the disputed waters.

The move, which will ensure the rust-eaten World War II-vintage BRP Sierra Madre remains livable for a tiny unit of marines guarding Second Thomas Shoal, was lambasted by China, who branded the Philippines a "hypocritical troublemaker and rule breaker".

Jerusalem (AFP) - Almost half of Israelis would support a unilateral strike to prevent Iran obtaining the atomic bomb, an opinion poll carried out after Tuesday's nuclear deal between Tehran and major powers found.

Nearly three-quarters of respondents in the poll published by the Maariv newspaper on Friday said they thought the agreement would accelerate Iran's development of a nuclear weapon, not prevent it as claimed by the powers.

Asked "Do you support independent military action by Israel against Iran if such action is needed to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon?" 47 percent said yes, 35 percent said no and 18 percent expressed no opinion.

Asked: "In your view, does the agreement that was signed bring Iran closer to obtaining a nuclear weapons capability?" 71 percent said yes.

The paper did not give a sample size or margin of error for the poll carried out by Panels Politics Polling Institute.

Israel has long opposed any deal with its arch-foe Iran, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has lambasted the landmark agreement as a "historic mistake".

He has repeatedly threatened to take military action if necessary to prevent Iran obtaining a nuclear weapon.

Netanyahu says Israel is not bound by the deal between Iran and the six world powers and on Wednesday he said the agreement was "not the end of the story".

Israel is believed to have the Middle East's sole, if undeclared, nuclear arsenal.

Iran has always denied any ambition to acquire one, insisting its nuclear programme is for peaceful energy and medical purposes only.

Beirut (AFP) - Barrel bombs dropped from Syrian government helicopters on Thursday killed at least 11 civilians, including three children, in raids on a jihadist-held northern town, a monitoring group said.

The crudely constructed weapons were used on Al-Bab, which lies in Aleppo province and is held by the extremist Islamic State group, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

Since Saturday, at least 68 civilians have been killed in aerial attacks on the town.

Observatory head Rami Abdel Rahman said the "intensified air attacks by regime forces on Al-Bab are aimed at foiling IS efforts on multiple fronts," including the nearby Kweyris military airport, which IS has besieged for more than a year.

Al-Bab is strategically important because it is one of IS's closest positions to regime-held parts of Aleppo, he told AFP.

In May, more than 60 civilians were killed by barrel bomb attacks on the town.

Syria's embattled regime has heavily bombarded areas in Aleppo province that have fallen out of its control.

To the west, in Idlib province, an alliance of rebels and Islamist fighters heavily shelled the province's last two regime-held Shiite villages for the second consecutive day.

The "Army of Conquest," an opposition coalition that includes Al-Qaeda's Syria affiliate Al-Nusra Front, began its assault on Fuaa and Kafraya on Wednesday.

"Dozens of shells fell overnight Wednesday and into Thursday morning on Fuaa and Kafraya, which are largely inhabited by Shiite Muslims," the Observatory said.

Abdel Rahman said there were casualties but had no immediate toll.

The Army of Conquest said Wednesday its attack was a response to an offensive by the army and the Lebanese Shiite movement Hezbollah on Zabadani, the last rebel-held bastion along the Syrian-Lebanese border.

Clashes in Zabadani raged on Thursday, according to the Observatory, which has documented heavy shelling on the town since early July.

Elsewhere on Thursday, the Observatory said 17 government troops including a commander were killed in fighting with the Islamic State group near the city of Palmyra.

Among the dead was Major General Mohsen Makhlouf, of a tank battalion in area of central Homs province, the monitor said.

Palmyra, which is famed for its ancient ruins, has been under IS control since May, but in recent weeks government troops have advanced to within a few kilometres (miles) of the city.

In northeastern Syria, Kurdish forces backed by government shelling took an area south of the city of Hasakeh from IS forces, the Observatory said.

IS entered the city, where security control is divided between Kurdish and regime forces, on June 25, seizing territory in its southern districts.

But the Kurdish fighters, along with a group of Sunni Arab tribesman, are hoping to encircle the IS forces by taking a strip of territory outside the city.

At least 230,000 people have been killed in Syria's multi-front conflict, which began in 2011 with anti-government protests but devolved into a civil war.