Project Blue Beam: Major Banks and Media Outlets Urge Public to Prepare for an ‘Imminent Alien Invasion’
The Bank of England has suddenly begun preparing the public for the “imminent disclosure” of extraterrestrial life, fueling fears that the global elite are now launching the long-awaited Project Blue Beam : a large-scale, staged alien invasion designed to terrorize the population, simulate attacks on major cities worldwide, and ultimately force a frightened humanity to accept a world government under the guise of “protection” from an alien threat.
The Times of London reports that Helen McCaw, a Cambridge-educated veteran who spent a decade at the Bank of England dealing with financial security threats, no longer believes the establishment’s jibe at “little green men,” writes Sean Adl-Tabatabai .
Modernity.news reports: She has sent a letter to Governor Andrew Bailey emphasizing that it is time to prepare for the economic apocalypse that could follow a White House admission of extraterrestrial life.
“The U.S. government appears to be midway through a multi-year process to declassify and publicly disclose information about the existence of a technologically advanced non-human intelligence responsible for unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs),” McCaw stated in the letter.
McCaw adds: “If it turns out that the UAPs are non-human in origin, we may have to acknowledge the existence of a force or intelligence greater than any government and with potentially unknown intentions.”
And note: McCaw warns that “it is quite possible that government leaders and their central banks are not well-informed on this topic. The disclosure of UAPs will likely cause an ontological shock and trigger psychological reactions with material consequences.”
What she means by “ontological shock” is the collective panic that would arise if ordinary people realized that the globalist elite had known about aliens all along.
McCaw paints a vivid picture of market chaos: “Extreme price volatility can occur in financial markets as a result of catastrophic events or euphoria, and a collapse of confidence as market participants become uncertain about how to price assets using familiar methods.”
Investors could flock to “safe haven assets like physical gold, other precious metals, and certain types of government bonds.” Or, in a hilarious twist, those same metals could plummet as “people speculate that new space technologies will soon increase the supply of precious metals.”
Don’t forget crypto: “There could be a rush to digital currencies like Bitcoin, which could prove attractive as people question the legitimacy of the government and lose faith in government-backed assets.”
Because nothing exudes more stability than betting on blockchain while aliens are hovering above your head.
But things get even gloomier. McCaw predicts an outright societal collapse: “If there’s an official announcement and we get very clear evidence that no one will dispute, I would say that within hours there will be total financial instability.”
She adds: “If banks go bankrupt, the payment system collapses and you get riots in the streets because people can’t fill up their cars or go shopping at the supermarket.”
In closing, she adds: “Even if you think it’s highly unlikely, it’s madness not to anticipate it and prepare for it.”
This isn’t out of the blue. Some have identified President Trump as the wild card ready to reveal the secrets surrounding UFOs.
Filmmaker Dan Farah predicted on Joe Rogan that Trump might be the one to declare that “humanity is not alone in the universe” and reveal “recovered technology of non-human origin.” Rogan even joked that Trump is “the only one willing to do something this insane.”
Secretary of State Marco Rubio recently noted, “We’ve had repeated instances of something operating in the airspace over prohibited nuclear facilities, and it’s not ours.”
McCaw herself was once skeptical: “I just thought it was a Hollywood thing and that only backward people saw them,” she said. “I didn’t know governments were studying them.”
Now she’s facing backlash from friends who “just think it’s completely ridiculous,” adding: “Unfortunately, there’s no point in talking to them about it because they don’t even want to look at the information that’s out there.”
McCaw adds that she won’t be accepting invitations to appear on UFO podcasts, noting, “The whole UFO community is a bit of a wild west… I don’t have to convince people who already know this is real that it’s real. What I have to do is try to educate people in the government.”
Nothing screams 2026 more than calls to prepare your portfolio for extraterrestrial exposure.