Beyond Blue Beam
By Windlander
June 26, 2024
https://benjaminfulford.net/beyond-blue-beam-15/

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This week, we kick off with a mind-blowing video revealing the truth about who you belong to when you are born (NW due to the filing of your birth certificate)

We proceed with various articles and videos for your enjoyment.

The Honey Bee and the Efficiency of the Hexagon Pattern: Discover how bees have always known the secret to perfect efficiency with their hexagonal honeycombs.

Giant Trees of a Forgotten Era: Uncover the lost history of giant trees, allegedly erased from history by the elite. Hear from the Dakota chief about “Devil’s Tower” and the theory that these were not random ancient volcanoes but towering world trees.

Not mountains, but petrified Giant Trees!

Imagine trees that once grew miles tall with bases spanning miles across. This week, we delve into the fascinating theory of petrified giant trees. Explore striking pictures comparing regular tree stumps to colossal giant stumps, challenging our understanding of Earth’s ancient landscapes.

Take a closer look at zoomed-in samples of cross-cut sections from these giant stumps. The fibers reveal intriguing octagonal shapes, much like the intricate patterns found in honeycombs. Are these remnants of a forgotten world of towering trees? You decide.

The Real Danger to Our Health: And We Thought It Was 5G

GWEN TOWERS: The Hidden Threat

The Ground Wave Emergency Network (GWEN) is a little-known but potentially hazardous technology. It operates in conjunction with HAARP, smart meters, cell phones, WIFI, and other modern devices, posing a significant threat to our health.

What is GWEN?

GWEN transmitters are strategically placed 200 miles apart across the USA. These transmitters can tailor specific frequencies to match the geomagnetic-field strength in each area, altering the magnetic field. The system operates in the Very Low Frequency (VLF) range, transmitting signals between 150 and 175 KHz, and also emits Ultra High Frequency (UHF) waves ranging from 225 to 400 MHz.

How Does It Work?

VLF signals travel by waves that hug the ground rather than radiating into the atmosphere. A single GWEN station can transmit signals up to a 300-mile radius, although the signal strength drops off sharply over distance. Each GWEN tower stands between 299 and 500 feet high, with a network of copper wires fanning out from its base, creating a massive underground system that interacts with the Earth like a thin-shelled conductor.

Everything you need to know about GWEN towers.

Did Stanley Meyer Die Because He Knew How to Turn Water into Fuel?

On the 21st of March, 1998, the first day of spring, four men gathered for lunch in a restaurant. Among them was Stanley Meyer, an inventor known for his revolutionary work on a water-powered fuel cell.

As the waiter served Meyer a glass of cranberry juice, the situation took a sudden and dramatic turn. Immediately after taking his first sip, Meyer clutched his neck, struggled for breath, and ran out into the parking lot. He collapsed to the ground, uttering his chilling final words: “They poisoned me.”

Steve Robinette, the lead detective on the case, quickly arrived at the scene. He collected testimonies from everyone present, including those who heard Meyer’s final, disturbing words. The man who collapsed was indeed Stanley Meyer, leaving a cloud of mystery and suspicion surrounding his sudden death.

Meyer’s work on turning water into fuel had garnered both attention and skepticism. Some believe his untimely demise was no accident but a deliberate act to silence his groundbreaking discovery. The mystery of Stanley Meyer’s death remains a topic of intrigue and debate, with many questioning whether his pioneering work on alternative energy led to his tragic end.

Do you agree with the timeline of history being lies, how many years ago do you think this happened? Question everything