Topic: Project Blue

Daniel Lis argues that Donald Trump is stuck in a "logjam" regarding Iran due to bad advice from defense contractors. He praises Tulsi Gabbard for her knowledge of the UFO file and criticizes Congressman Tim Burchett as "naive" for believing CIA-led demonstrations. Lis warns that the CIA may be setting up a "Project Blue Beam" hologram event to manufacture a UFO threat.

A surge in UFO-themed media, including a new Steven Spielberg project and a Bob Lazar movie, is viewed as a form of pre-programming for an upcoming official disclosure. Daniel Lis suggests that Hollywood works in sync with intelligence agencies to shape the public's perception of extraterrestrial life. There is a concern that these narratives could be used to facilitate a "Project Blue Beam" style staged event.

The segment explores the possibility of a faked alien invasion using advanced anti-gravity craft like the "Flux Liner" described by the late Mark McKandlish. There are reports of unidentified craft interfering with nuclear missile silos and space launches, suggesting a real presence that monitors human military activity. The discussion warns that a staged "Blue Beam" event could be complicated by the intervention of actual non-human intelligence.

A caller from West Virginia discusses the implementation of 6G technology, droids, and the potential for a "Project Blue Beam" fake alien invasion. The host references warnings from Anthony Fauci regarding new pandemics, suggesting a pattern of rolling out crises every few years to maintain control. They discuss the "silver tongues" of politicians who promise the American dream while implementing technocratic traps.

Dark Journalist Daniel List is scheduled to discuss Pentagon whistleblowers and the potential rollout of "Project Blue Beam," a hypothesized fake alien invasion. The host suggests that recent UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) hype is a psychological operation designed to distract from political scandals. This discussion is framed within the context of the ongoing battle between the Trump administration and the deep state's "seditious conspiracy."

Military whistleblowers are reportedly coming forward with stories about "big objects" in space that are not aliens, which the host interprets as a setup for a fake invasion. Donald Trump has previously alluded to the U.S. having "taken control of time and space," suggesting the existence of suppressed advanced technologies. The segment argues that a "fake alien invasion" could be used as a pretext for a global power grab, similar to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A brief update is provided on a mysterious interstellar object, which is linked to "Project Blue Beam" theories. The host then discusses an American Eagle ad featuring Sydney Sweeney, framing it as a healthy rejection of "white guilt." He encourages supporting brands that remain politically incorrect and resist leftist cultural pressure.

"Project Blue Beam" is described as a planned staged alien invasion or "miracle" used for global mind control. Donald Barr, the father of former AG Bill Barr and an OSS operative, wrote a science fiction novel about aliens breeding humans for sex slaves, which some believe was a blueprint for actual operations. These theories connect underground bases, like those mentioned by Phil Schneider, to Epstein’s Zorro Ranch.

The broadcast concludes with a call to rely on "divine providence" and to continue the fight for the Republic regardless of the obstacles. Stewart Rhodes mentions his upcoming speaking tour with the True Texas Project and his work with Condemned USA to support political prisoners. Listeners are given a final reminder to support the show by purchasing Ultra Methylene Blue capsules and other supplements at the Alex Show Store before the weekend sale ends.

Kathy O'Brien traces the origins of American mind control to Nazi scientists imported via Project Paperclip. She describes being trafficked through her grandfather's Blue Masonic Lodge and mentions the Franklin scandal in Omaha, Nebraska. O'Brien claims her handler, Alex Houston, was involved in the Boys Town network and that high-level politicians used these secret societies to facilitate abuse.

The CIA's history with psychic warfare and remote viewing is discussed, including the work of Russell Targ and Pat Price at SRI. These programs were reportedly used to observe secret UFO hangars and conduct "astral" espionage against the Russians. Additionally, the segment mentions "Project Blue Gemini" and "Kona Blue" as code names for suppressed government UFO research.

Daniel List discusses "Project Blue Beam" and a 1903 painting by Charles Delschau that allegedly predicted "Trump 45" in connection with airships. He also presents the "Calvine UFO" photograph from Scotland, suppressed for 32 years, which shows a military jet tracking a large diamond-shaped craft.

Donald Rumsfeld and Dick Cheney modified COG protocols to allow for activation during "any emergency," not just nuclear war. The "Blue" program within this structure specifically addresses UFO threats and crash retrievals. While the government recently acknowledged a "Kona Blue" program, it claimed no craft were recovered, which the segment disputes as a cover for the "Blue Berets" recovery teams.

The discussion shifts to the technical aspects of the drone sightings, with Carroll referencing an interview with ex-CIA officer Amaryllis Fox regarding EMP delivery mechanisms. Carroll notes that the drones are flying in regular grid patterns with navigation lights, suggesting they are not alien craft but likely a compartmentalized government operation. He worries the drones are being used to prime the public for a "fake alien invasion" or a grid-down scenario.

Daniel List references Wernher von Braun’s 1975 warning that an "alien threat" would be the final card played to justify global emergency powers. He notes that Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and Marco Rubio helped establish the UFO Defense Office (AARO) through the National Defense Authorization Act. The segment posits that the intelligence community is co-opting public interest in UFOs to launch a "false UFO threat operation" originally planned for a Hillary Clinton administration.

Alex Jones dismisses recent UFO sightings as a "soft rollout" of Project Blue Beam, a psychological operation involving drone swarms designed to simulate an alien invasion. He references a 2021 interview with researcher Stephen Greer that predicted this specific rollout. Jones argues that the globalists intend to use a fake extraterrestrial threat to consolidate world power.

Recent widespread drone sightings over New Jersey and other regions are characterized as a "soft launch" of Project Blue Beam, a purported government plan to stage a fake alien invasion. The narrative suggests that human-operated drones and holographic technology are being used to simulate UFO activity to distract the public. Comparisons are made to drone light shows in China used to create massive aerial illusions.

The "soft launch" of Operation Blue Beam is discussed in the context of a state of emergency declared in New Jersey over mysterious drone activity. Congressman Josh Gottheimer's legislation to address the drones is framed as part of a psychological warfare campaign to prepare the public for a fake alien threat.

The host takes calls from listeners discussing the "Wizard of Oz" nature of the current political landscape. One caller, using the handle BB64 (referencing the USS Wisconsin), discusses the incompetence of the current administration. The segment also touches on "Project Blue Beam" and a social media post involving Jack Posobiec and John McAfee regarding Biden's potential replacement.

John from Nebraska discusses Presidential Decision Directive 60 (PDD-60), which allegedly establishes a U.S. posture of absorbing a nuclear first strike before retaliating. The conversation also explores Project Blue Beam, a theory involving holographic technology used to fake a second coming or alien invasion. The caller links these concepts to historical plans by the Rothschilds and Albert Pike to trigger a controlled Armageddon.