Serbian genius Nikola Tesla invented the AC induction motor
used in all electrical devices and held 700 patents in such pioneering
technology as radio communications, x-rays and wireless energy transmission. On July 11th, 1934, Tesla announces his invention of a teleforce weapon or death ray. He says it can melt plane engines 250 miles away and destroy entire infantry battalions. He also says he’s invented a high frequency transmitter which can alter the ionosphere and control weather.
Come January the 7th, 1943, Tesla dies alone in the New Yorker Hotel. All his personal papers and belongings are seized and microfilmed by men calling themselves federal agents.
For 37 years, whenever public requests for Teslas files are made the FBI denies it has any knowledge of their whereabouts. Military intelligence and The Library of Congress also deny ever holding Telsa’s files.
In 1989, the FBI declassifies the last pages of its Tesla file. It reveals that Nikola Tesla contacted the U.S. Department of War a day before his death. It also reveals that the FBI asked the Office of Alien Property to seize all of Tesla’s belongings despite the fact that it had no authority to do so.
Tesla’s belongings were given to his Yugoslavian nephew and shipped to Belgrade in 1952.
In 1990, The U.S. government starts research project HAARP. It Is based on Tesla’s weather control designs.
- Marko Kovacevic
References
July 2016, from 73 godine od smrti Nikole Tesle, accessed 02 October 2018, https://www.portalnovosti.com/img/media/image/szngzni59uvylyjl3j9vo8fh8se.jpg
By Richard Gunderman, 05 January 2018, from The Extraordinary Life of Nikola Tesla, accessed 02 October 2018, https://thumbs-prod.si-cdn.com/e63W7urJyLtbLwYoRd19hDVoUcw=/800x600/filters:no_upscale()/https://public-media.smithsonianmag.com/filer/d9/c5/d9c55db6-8b22-4e72-9c69-056f77263100/file-20180102-26163-8mp710.jpg
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