Here a song i like.
THEY
I did try to embed, but for some reason it says malformed link
[edit on 13-7-2009 by deadoralive]
Originally posted by kshaund
reply to post by EnlightenUp
These are second hand stories, the person who told me seems to be well informed so I took what he said at face value (occurred in Canada). These people were told by someone from the outside who tracked their toys to the source - It is not legal to have or operate a Tesla toy I believe - I think all the patents are owned and not allowed thanks to the NWO and greed. Any being sold at markets have to be really small or not working as Tesla made them or they wouldn't be allowed. I don't believe I've ever heard of one being built and running anywhere on the planet for use, have you?
Construction of such devices may be illegal in your area.
You could be hurt. You could die.
Take cover. Turn it on.
Fear what you have created.
Legal dangers
In the United States, RF transmitters are regulated by the Federal Communications Commission ( FCC), and they generally aren't keen on any type of RF interference. They have specific rules which prohibit the operation of spark gap type damped oscillators, dating back to the early days of radio. Make sure you operate your coil with a good RF ground. If interference still exists, construct a Faraday cage from chicken wire or similar material, which should eliminate the interference.
The guy who re-wired the sonar was using it to pick up things in the skies, like orbs, ufos, whatever they were - and after a while he had a visit and was told to stop or else and he stopped.
From whom exactly were they visited? No idea - from "them", whoever they are at the time.
(don't dismiss all my strange statments as shenanigans)
Originally posted by oconnection
Tesla always wanted his inventions as a gift to humanity, I think this further supports the idea the Tesla's ideas were in fact inspired from God, angels, what have you. This shows, I think that he knew these ideas were not his but from a higher power. At very least he was a very giving person.
The Patent Office made the following comment in 1903:
Many of the claims are not patentable over Tesla patent numbers 645,576 and 649,621, of record, the amendment to overcome said references as well as Marconi's pretended ignorance of the nature of a "Tesla oscillator" being little short of absurd... the term "Tesla oscillator" has become a household word on both continents [Europe and North America].
But no patent is truly safe, as Tesla's career demonstrates. In 1900, the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company, Ltd. began thriving in the stock markets—due primarily to Marconi's family connections with English aristocracy. British Marconi stock soared from $3 to $22 per share and the glamorous young Italian nobleman was internationally acclaimed. Both Edison and Andrew Carnegie invested in Marconi and Edison became a consulting engineer of American Marconi. Then, on December 12, 1901, Marconi for the first time transmitted and received signals across the Atlantic Ocean.
But Tesla's calm confidence was shattered in 1904, when the U.S. Patent Office suddenly and surprisingly reversed its previous decisions and gave Marconi a patent for the invention of radio. The reasons for this have never been fully explained, but the powerful financial backing for Marconi in the United States suggests one possible explanation.
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