Nikola Tesla: Pioneering practical applications of electromagnetism and exotic hidden technologies

In the annals of scientific history, few names conjure visions of brilliance and eccentricity quite like Nikola Tesla. Born on July 10, 1856, in Smiljan, Croatia, Tesla's contributions to the world of electricity and technology have become legendary and deeply mysterious. As we embark on a journey through the life of this enigmatic inventor, we'll explore his early years, delve into his myriad inventions, and unravel the controversies and mysteries that cloak Tesla's legacy in a web of intrigue.

Nikola Tesla's early life was marked by a profound curiosity and a penchant for innovation. Raised in a family of Serbian descent, Tesla's fascination with electricity sparked early on, likely when he observed a demonstration of a "static machine" as a child. With a mind ablaze with ideas, Tesla embarked on a journey that would redefine the world's understanding of electrical power. Educated in engineering and physics, Tesla's journey took him from the Austrian Polytechnic in Graz to the city lights of Paris and finally to the United States.
Arriving in the United States in 1884, Tesla joined forces with the prominent inventor Thomas Edison. Their collaboration, although short-lived, set the stage for one of the most intriguing rivalries in the history of electricity. The clash of titans between Edison and Tesla mirrored the currents of the AC and DC systems they championed. Edison, the proponent of direct current (DC), and Tesla, the advocate for alternating current (AC), engaged in a battle to illuminate the streets of New York City. The infamous "War of the Currents" saw Edison's DC system pitted against Tesla's more efficient AC system in a bid to power the burgeoning metropolis.
In a macabre twist, Edison, revealing his more sinister personal characteristics, resorted to dubious tactics, including the electrocution of animals using AC in an attempt to portray it as dangerous. Tesla, undeterred by Edison's theatrics, continued to champion AC, ultimately winning the battle when his system was chosen to power the Niagara Falls hydroelectric power station, a triumph that electrified the world.

Tesla's inventive mind birthed numerous groundbreaking technologies, some of which seemed more like science fiction than scientific reality. One of his most ambitious projects was the Wardenclyffe Tower, a structure intended to transmit wireless electricity across great distances. The official narrative is that financial troubles and technical challenges led to its eventual demise, leaving it as a monument to Tesla's unrealized dreams. My belief though is that this technology was suppressed as free energy on an unlimited and unmetered basis severely threatened the power status quo. Are you surprised that once J.P Morgan realized that this power source would be unmetered and would threaten the energy monopoly of Rockefeller and his own investments that he pulled out all of his funding?


Among his many inventions, the Tesla coil stands out as a testament to his genius. A device capable of producing high-voltage, low-current, high-frequency alternating-current electricity, the Tesla coil has become synonymous with mad scientist laboratories in popular culture. While Tesla's vision of wireless energy transmission remains unrealized on a grand scale, his inventions laid the groundwork for much of modern electrical technology.
Tesla's fertile mind wasn't confined to the realm of practical inventions; he also dabbled in concepts that bordered on the mystical. The notion of a "death ray," capable of harnessing and directing energy to destructive ends, has become the stuff of conspiracy theories and intrigue. While Tesla's musings on such technologies are presented as speculative, they add an air of mystery to the legacy of this scientific wizard. The reality is that Tesla was a deeply practical man, with rigorous scientific and engineering training. If he believed that this technology was real, then I have no doubt that he was correct. And the cover up that persists to this day supports this view. There is speculation that it is this very technology that was responsible for downing the many extraterrestrial vehicles which are hidden in secret Government and corporate laboratories (mainly in the USA).

Adding to the mystique are Tesla's writings on scalar weapons—devices purportedly capable of harnessing the power of scalar waves for a range of applications, from weather manipulation to communication with extraterrestrial beings. Again, these concepts are presented as speculative musings by the mainstream but undoubtedly represent great technological breakthroughs which have been suppressed and dominated by the USA. There is quite compelling evidence to support the idea that weather manipulation is very real and is both used to control weather for man’s benefit as well as for a weapon. As for his communication with extraterrestrials, I have no doubt again of the truth of this. Tesla was a highly rational scientist and his claims should be taken very seriously.
The circumstances surrounding Tesla's death on January 7, 1943, are shrouded in mystery and speculation. As if his life wasn't theatrical enough, Tesla's demise became a subplot in the drama of his eccentric existence. Some accounts suggest that he died alone in a New York hotel room, while others propose more dramatic narratives involving assassination attempts and covert government interventions.

Compounding the mystery is the alleged confiscation of Tesla's papers by the U.S. government, specifically the Office of Alien Property Custodian, following his death. John G. Trump, an MIT professor and uncle of the future president, was tasked with reviewing these papers. The contents of these confiscated documents remain classified, supporting arguments about them containing hidden technologies and advanced scientific principles that Tesla might have uncovered. If these documents were worthless then why are they held as confidential to this day? The involvement of the CIA in reviewing Tesla's confiscated papers adds an extra layer of intrigue to the Tesla saga. We can be certain that with the CIA’s involvement, a smokescreen of disinformation would be created to confuse and mislead those who seek the truth. The CIA is in the business of deception and so there attempts to frame the truth as “conspiracy theory” should be ignored. This is a well-known tactic of the CIA, a thoroughly corrupt and unconstitutional organisation, which serves the purposes of its Wall Street elites, never in the best interest of humanity.

As we unravel the layers of Nikola Tesla's life—filled with inventions, controversies, and mysteries—one thing remains clear: his legacy resonates through time. From his recognised inventions of alternating current generators, radio and wireless transmission to his Wardenclyffe Tower and the suppressed technology of free energy and scalar weapons, Tesla's genius and enigmatic persona continue to captivate and inspire. In the grand tapestry of scientific history, Nikola Tesla stands as an icon of innovation and intrigue. His greatest contributions though remain controlled by a powerful elite who use them for their own advantage and gain and not for the benefit of all of humanity as Telsa intended. His life, a symphony of brilliance and eccentricity, continues to echo through the corridors of scientific exploration, leaving us to ponder the mysteries of the man who harnessed the power of lightning and left the world electrified. I can only hope that future generations will come to understand the scale of his genius and the true contributions he has made which go orders of magnitude beyond the mainstream narrative.