Serge Monast

Serge Monast
Born	12 August 1945(1945-08-12) 1945 Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Died	3 December 1996 (51) Sherbrooke, Estrie, Quebec, Canada
Alma mater	Université du Québec à Montréal

Serge Monast (August 12, 1945 - December 3, 1996) was a French Canadian novelist, poet, and essayist most well-known for his claims regarding Project Blue Beam, a secret project he proposed had the aim of producing technologies that would enable the false simulation of the Second Coming of Jesus Christ as part of a global effort to introduce a new, controlled religion.

Selected Bibliography

• Monast, Serge (1974) (in French), Jean Hébert, The Author 
• Monast, Serge (1976) (in French), Jos Violon: essai d'investigation intuitive sur le comportement du Québécois, The Author 
• Monast, Serge (197-) (in French), Mémoire d'en Arrière Mes Rêves, The Author 
• Monast, Serge (1979) (in French), L'Habitant, Stanstead, QC: Éditions de l'Aube 
• Monast, Serge (1983) (in French), Méditations sur les Dix Commandements de Dieu 
• Bergeron, René; Monast, Serge (1993) (in French), Le Corps Mystique de l'Antéchrist, Montréal: Presse Libre Nord-Américaine 
• Monast, Serge (1994) (in French), La Conspiration Mondiale des Illuminatis, [Magog]: Presse Libre 
• Monast, Serge (1994) (in French), Vaccins, Médecine Militaire Expérimentale, Cristaux Liquide: Dossier d'Enquête Journalistique, [Magog]: Presse Libre 
• Monast, Serge (1994) (in French), Le Projet Blue Beam de la NASA, Montréal: Presse Libre Nord-Américaine 
• Monast, Serge (1994) (in English), The United Nations Concentration Camps Program, [Magog]: Presse Libre 
• Monast, Serge (1995) (in English), American Police State, Mansonville, Quebec: International Free Press Agency