BEYOND BLUE BEAM
By BeyondBlueBeam
July 15, 2026
https://benjaminfulford.net/beyond-blue-beam-121/

Welcome back to Beyond Blue Beam. Your portal is now active.

This is your final alert. The line between unexplained and undeniable is gone. That flickering illusion you call reality? We're shutting off the projector.

Today, we dive down the rabbit hole with stolen blueprints, where cold science, buried myth, and forbidden mystery fuse into a new kind of weapon. Ancient conspiracies aren't theories.

They're ongoing operations.

We're uploading a live feed from the core collapse. The global stage is a controlled demolition. You feel the tremors. We're identifying the charges. Expect vertigo.

First, watch these. They're cognitive primers, satire, truth, and psychological shrapnel to crack your normalcy bias.

Transmission begins now. Do not look away.

This week we will give you a mixture of what's happening inside and outside the Matrix along with our usual off world information.

Let's start with this:

• Banned SNL clip from 1998. Now this is a cartoon that you should definitely watch with your kids.

This skit only aired one time before it was pulled from the air and banned from ever being used again, now why would that be?

ADDED BY NW and not part of the BBB post:
HuffPost article dated Jan 4, 2012 stated:

In March of 1998, the popular "TV Funhouse" cartoon segment on "Saturday Night Live" featured one particularly political short called "Conspiracy Theory Rock!". In it, corporations like GE and FOX were depicted as a "media-opoly," and their cartoon figureheads devoured smaller news companies in a scathing "School House Rock" parody (a controversial move at the time, considering GE owned NBC).

It aired once with the original "SNL" episode, and was pulled from syndication because it "wasn't funny," according to "SNL" creator and producer Lorne Michaels...

• Did the BBC in 1968 admit that the moon landing was (will be) fake?

• Zelensky at the NATO summit (spoof)

• Porta potty spotted in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine: The hunt for draft evaders has taken on truly bizarre forms

• Trump's Sons Earned $6 Billion from Defense Contracts

After their father was elected President of the United States, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump acquired several companies that immediately began receiving large contracts from the Pentagon, according to a report in the Washington Post. The publication states that these companies have already earned $3.2 billion from deals with the U.S. military and are expected to receive an additional $3.1 billion from contracts that have already been signed but not yet paid.

The publication claims that before Trump became president and his sons acquired these companies, they had never received contracts from the Pentagon.