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The Blue Beam project is being orchestrated, conspiracy theory claims
The Blue Beam project is an evidence-free conspiracy theory claiming a fake alien invasion will be staged. Here is what it says and why it is spreading.
The Blue Beam project is a conspiracy theory with no evidence whatsoever claiming that a fake alien invasion is being prepared to frighten the population. There is no proof that such a plan exists, nor that nuclear bombs use alien technology.
The **Blue Beam** project theory has been circulating for decades. It claims that someone is preparing a fake alien invasion so that people antiestéticar aliens and distrust them. Those who defend it offer no proof: these are claims repeated in forums and videos, not verified facts.
## What the Blue Beam theory says
According to this version, the so-called Anglo-Saxon mission has already fulfilled almost everything it predicts. Among those predictions would be an attack by **Israel** on **Iran** and a third world war. These are announcements that have been made many times without coming true.
The theory also asks why nuclear bombs have not been used again since **1945**, when the United States dropped two on Japan. Its answer is that those weapons incorporate alien technology and that a non-interference pact exists. If they were used again, according to that logic, the aliens would intervene.
## Why they say it is not censored
Another piece of the narrative is that **Blue Beam** is popular precisely because nobody censors it. Those who spread it conclude that there is an interest in people believing it, distrusting aliens and not questioning those who, in their view, are manipulating them.
Along those lines, **Donald Trump** is quoted saying they are demons, referring to those alleged extraterrestrials. The theory thus fits with religious sectors that would reject any contact of that kind.
None of this is backed by evidence. It is a construction mixing politics, religion and science fiction, and it should be treated as what it is: an unverified belief.
Summary of a discussion on Burbuja.info - Foro de economía, actualidad y política., translated from Spanish and reviewed before publication.
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