What if the end of the world wasn’t divine — but engineered?
In this episode of The Broken Truth Podcast, host Garrett Greene joins forces with Conspiracy Factor to investigate one of the most chilling government theories ever proposed — Project Blue Beam.
Originally revealed by journalist Serge Monast in 1994, this theory claims that NASA and global intelligence agencies developed a plan to stage a false Second Coming using holographic projections, microwave auditory technology, and psychological warfare to unify humanity under a single world order.
From the science behind HAARP, voice-to-skull patents, and ionospheric manipulation, to today’s AI deepfakes and algorithmic propaganda, this episode exposes how easily technology can manufacture belief and control perception.
Was Monast warning humanity — or revealing something that’s already happening?
🎧 Listen now to uncover the truth behind the world’s most mysterious alleged operation.
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