Fascinating documentary on The Philadelphia Experiment

Interesting doc from a series called "Dark Matters" on the Philadelphia Experiment that I thought people might enjoy watching. Never seen it before myself, but it looks tasty, though perhaps over-acted.

Malformed video. Give us a rundown as to the subject of this experiment?

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Something wrong with the video its not working

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Here is the video that was being linked.

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This link might work better. This video is not really supposed to be available for free.
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I don't like this series very much. It's too much into "creepy."

But for someone who is brand new to these subjects, It is an introduction.

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Thanks Litterbaux!

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This link might work better. This video is not really supposed to be available for free.
www.videobb.com...

I don't like this series very much. It's too much into "creepy."

But for someone who is brand new to these subjects, It is an introduction.

Agreed about the pseudo Twilight Zone feel to the show, but like you said, it's very accessible and to the point.

cheers.

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It's hosted by John Noble! Awesome...I hadn't even heard of this before.

"He planned this important meeting...but committed suicide right before it."
That blew my mind. Who is stupid enough to believe he did that.

It's quite a good series, well that's what I thought anyway...until I got to part 3 of the 1st episode.

They do a whole thing on the history of AC vs DC electricity but don't even mention Tesla once...they act as if Westinghouse invented AC electricity and the AC generator, when in fact Tesla developed it, Westinghouse was just funding it...they even called it the "the Westinghouse AC generator".

So without mentioning Tesla's name once, they end it by naming Edison as "the genius who so magically transformed our world"...compared to what Tesla did he's a small fry inventor. Not to mention he murdered countless animals trying to prove AC was too dangerous to use...even an elephant and also a person on death row. He was hardly a genius, more like a psychopath.

If you get to part 3 you'll probably see my rather angry comment.

EDIT: I know this video has been posted many times, but if you haven't before seen it then you MUST watch it right now.

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Yeah, I watched this episode too, and I was pretty surprised that they managed to have that discussion without mentioning Tesla at all. There were three miniepisodes in this show. One was the Philadelphia Experiment, one was about AC vs DC power distribution (though it was really more about Edison's publicity stunt where he tried to make AC look bad) and one was about a Russian scientist who wanted to make ape-men. (I forget his name, but he's been discussed on ATS before)

Taking Tesla out of The Philadelphia Experiment is a wise move.
Wonder if Tesla advocates put Tesla in after the original story.
The mentioning of Tesla anywhere has to be eliminated if anti Tesla
cartel agents know their worth. So even dis information about Tesla
has to be eliminated. No time travel or other dimension travel with
UFOs by Tesla anymore.
ED: ManBearPig by Gore on South Park must be too miss informational
for even the Illuminati to feed us but the carbon market should open
soon with Gore as the king instead of Tesla free energy.
Tesla: Set My Energy Free in a free energy Market.
ED: Are those actual Tesla radiographs because the bones are black.
Bones are white in X-Rays. X-Rays make everything in is path conductive.
I think from reading some of Mr. Lyne comments the calcium in bones
might light up from X-Rays. I wonder if for that brief instant our bones
light for the photographic plate.
ED: Check the FBI memos. First Tesla dies on the 3rd then on the
5th they say they made a mistake and Tesla died on the 4th.
Also among the interviewed friends Tesla levitated metal plates.
What was Tesla doing Jan 1943, probably going to sue Germany
over the Foo technology he read about in the papers.