New Benjamin Fulford: Russian and Nazi UFOs - Beyond Blue Beam - 2024

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Welcome to the latest issue of “Beyond Blue Beam,” where we explore the frontiers of the unknown and the mysteries of the universe. In this edition, we delve into the possibility of extraterrestrial life and the implications of our place in the cosmos. Join us as we cut through speculation to examine the evidence and theories that push the boundaries of our understanding. Here, every discovery is a step closer to answering the age-old question: Are we alone?

Starting off today’s issue of “Beyond Blue Beam,” we turn our attention to a series of captivating Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) sightings that span the globe, from the frost-covered expanses of Russia to the bustling cities of China and across multiple locales in North America. These sightings, each unique yet undeniably intriguing, prompt us to question not only the nature of these phenomena but also their origins and intentions.

In our journey through the archives of the unexplained, we uncover a riveting piece of history from the year 1969. Amidst a world captivated by space races and the quest for cosmic discovery, a lesser-known event unfolded in the secluded wilderness of Russia. This segment features startling footage of what appears to be a UFO crash site, dating back to a time when the Cold War shadowed much of the world’s scientific endeavors. The images, steeped in mystery challenge us to question the narrative of our past. Was this a clandestine encounter with an extraterrestrial visitor, or a chapter of our history yet to be fully understood?

Beyond Blue Beam 02/21/2024 – Weekly Geo-Political News and Analysis (benjaminfulford.net)

There are more vids on Ben’s page I couldn’t apply here.. JP

In an exploration of the extraordinary, we next present a photograph that has stirred debate and fascination in equal measure. Captured in the same pivotal year of 1969, this image purports to show Russian scientists engaged in a procedure that, at first glance, resembles an autopsy on a being far removed from any known Earthly creature. The stark, clinical setting and the focused attention of the scientists frame a scene that, if genuine, could redefine our understanding of life beyond our planet.

However, the shadow of doubt casts a long silhouette over this photograph’s authenticity. Again, in an era rife with Cold War secrecy and the race for technological superiority, the lines between truth, disinformation, and outright fabrication were often blurred. As we present this intriguing image, we do so with a mindful caution, inviting our readers to ponder the possibilities while acknowledging the uncertainties that shroud its origin. Legitimate or Falsehood, let us know your thoughts in the comments.

Transitioning from Soviet encounters to Nazi developments, it seems that the Germans might have established a connection with extraterrestrial beings early in their history. The upcoming videos showcase UFOs hovering, all dating back to around 1939, precisely at the dawn of World War II. This timing might shed light on Germany’s early military technology superiority over other nations.

Remember, American pilots first encountered the German jet in 1944, significantly ahead in technology. The initial encounter video below captures their astonishment: “What the hell was that? It went by like we were standing still.”

Don’t overlook that, throughout the war, the Germans developed several glide bombs, marking the first “smart” weapons; the V-1 flying bomb, recognized as the first cruise missile; and the V-2 rocket, acknowledged as the first ballistic missile. Is it plausible to believe they achieved this without any extraterrestrial assistance?

To conclude our report today, we present what we believe to be diagrams and documentation of the Nazi UFOs featured in the videos above. I hope you found this week’s issue of Beyond Blue Beam engaging, and I look forward to connecting with you again next week. Please share your thoughts on this segment in the comments.