INAUGURATION DAY: REMEMBERING BARRON, ELON, AND ESPECIALLY UNCLE JOHN
Well, here we are. We managed to make it through the four years of unmiitigated disaster and endless and treasonous grift that was the Bai Den Jao misadministration. In my personal experience I cannot remember any president falling so low on my personal disgust meter, ranking lower in putridness than even the Clintonistas, or worse, the Bush Famdamnly for inter-generational corruption. We've made it to Inauguration Day. But with it comes its own theatricalities, and they've been rehearsed in some circles of the alternative media for some time as people have noticed how weirdly "reality" is mirroring and echoing "fiction." Consider the following post - shared by VT with our thanks for the reminder - that there are even weirder weirdnesses surrounding the 45th and incoming 47th President of the United States besides and his off-the-charts taste for ostentation (but hey, after all, if you've got it, flaunt it):
A quick review may be in order here for people who may not know what this "X" post may be referring to; we'll call it "X post facto": Firstly, there's the matter of Elon Musk. Mr. Musk, of course, owns the massively subsidized Tesla electric vehicle company - and we'll get back to Tesla in the main body of this blog with some really high octane speculation - as well as his SpaceX company that he eventually wants to use as a vehicle to go planet-hopping to Mars and establish a human colony on that planet.
Frankly, I think there are other agendas there, too, including the discovery of any potential archives and technologies left on that planet from whenever by whomever. Having it fall into the hands of a corporation as corporate property would be a perfect way to keep it all secret. And after all, Mr. Musk also wants to put "neural nets" into everyone's brains, and have us relentlessly and always plugged directly into the internet, and incidentally, into all those satellites he wants to launch. Did I mention it would be the perfect system for digital "currency" and no one being able to buy or sell without being plugged into it? "Hello, I'm your Beast System, and welcome to the apocalypse. Here is your social credit score for today. Oh, unfortunately, you've been very bad, and cannot buy or sell anything for three days, and are confined to house lockdown in your smart house. Have a nice day." (Insert smiley emoji here.)All of this is made even more suspect by the uncomfortable, and entirely coincidental and accidental, fact that America's Biggest and Bestest Rocketman and most famous of the post-war Germans Wehrner von Braun - brought to this country after World War Two had expired his relationship with his former bosses, Hitler, Goering, & Himmler & Assoc., A.G. - actually wrote a novel about the exploration and colonization of Mars titled appropriately enough Das Mars Projekt in which the hero leads intrepid humans in establishing a colony on Mars. His name in the book is - you guessed it - Elon.
There's the matter of the Ingersol Lockwood novel referred to in the "X post facto" post, in which, indeed, a character named Baron Trump from a Trump Castle leads a crusade involving a presidential outsider, and so on.
Which brings us to today's dot-connecting, and a bit of really very extremely high octane off-the-end-of-the-twig-of-speculation. And it concerns this statement at the beginning of the "X post facto" post:
So let me get this straight… Nikola Tesla dies, and the ONLY person allowed access to his safe—the one containing all his most secret inventions—is John G. Trump, a brilliant MIT scientist and, oh yeah, Donald Trump’s uncle, who conveniently says, “nothing to see here” while the government quietly packs up Tesla’s life’s works.
Now this is where it gets really interesting. Nikola Tesla died in 1943, and his papers indeed, were literally seized by the US Government and turned over to MIT physicist and engineer, John G. Trump, the uncle of today's incoming President. There is a dispute about those papers, with Tesla researchers in the alternative research community maintaining that not all the papers were ever turned over to Tesla's estate nor to the Tesla museum in Yugoslavia, and the government maintaining that they were. Nothing to see here, move along. Those papers, let us recall, would have included papers about Tesla's most ambitious - and his one and only public failure - of a project, his "Wardenclyffe" project to beam power wirelessly all over the world, and the project from which J.P. Morgan famously pulled the finances supposedly because he learned he would not be able to "meter" the electrical output and make money from it, thus confining the world to a system of a forest of power poles and wires. Tesla had, up to that time, been wildly successful and enjoyed the financial and engineering patronage of Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse, and his projects were a track record of 100% success. After all, he had told Edison how to be successful with his light bulbs ("pump out the air, you blockhead, and remove the fuel for oxidation that's burning out your wire filaments," or words to that effect), and he had also won - hands down - the debate over direct versus alternating polyphase electricity. Edison's desire for direct current would have been - as most people know - an environmental disaster, requiring a power plant about every three miles or so, as direct current falls dramatically in efficiency when transmitted over power lines. Tesla, with Westinghouse's backing, designed, built, and installed - himself - the first alternating current system at Niagra falls, and literally lit up the world, leaving Edison to be remembered for phonographs, and taking credit for light bulbs.
He then set his crosshairs on the next target, the wireless transmission of power to great distance with little to no attenuation, and this was the origin of his famous Colorado Springs experiments, after he had made an astonishing discovery in his laboratory shocking electrical busbars with sudden and dramatic pulses of electricity. Tesla noted that when a resistance barrier was suddenly pulsed by massive current that, for a moment, that barrier acted as an "infinite" resistance, and the electricity itself became a kind of electrical-acoustic shock wave of great power and penetrative capability. He had, in effect, discovered electrical compressional waves, and instantly realized the new phenomenon could be a basis for power transmission. After Morgan pulled the finances on his Wardenclyffe project, Tesla also acknowledged in newspaper articles that the system could also be weaponized, with little or no modification to the system other than simply changing its mode of operation. All of this came out of his Colorado Springs experiments, and it constituted Tesla's biggest project, and most dramatic "failure". It was, so to speak, Tesla's huge contribution to plasma physics.
On Tesla's death, MIT physicist and engineer John G. Trump, uncle of the incoming President, was, as noted above,s assigned the task to review Tesla's papers. The choice was an apt one, for John G. Trump, hereinafter "Uncle John" filed a proposal for his PhD thesis at MIT, a thesis submitted in 1933, and titled Vacuum Electrostatic Engineering. (Q.v. Karl L. Wildes and Nilo A. Lindrgen, A Century of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT, 1882-1982, p. 162, a book suggested to me by website member and reader "S", with our thanks.) The title of the thesis alone is hugely significant, for it indicates that Uncle John's specialty was, precisely, "engineering the vacuum."
But part of this thesis was even more breathtaking, and spells out the connection to Tesla: instead of Tesla's system of beaming power out into the aether, willy-nilly as it were, why not channel those electrical pulses into "power lines", power lines themselves of a highly unusual nature, and power lines suggesting, once again, the weaponization possibilities that Tesla himself warned about in those newspaper articles. From page 162 of A Century of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT, 182-1982, we read further that Uncle John's thesis also investigated
a DC vacuum transmission line. Computations showed that such a line could transmit a million kilowatts a thousand miles at a million volts with an energy loss of 2.5 percent. A vacuum line would comprise conductors buried underground; would have no corona, no lightning faults, and no instabilities; and would be less expensive that a corresponding AC line. A patent on the electrostatic generator was filed on December 16, 1931, by Van de Graff and issued on February 12, 1935. His electrical transmission system patent was filed on July 5, 1932, and issued on December 17, 1935...
In the early summer of 1935 Trump's vacuum system was also used to produce high-voltage X rays. A water-cooled platinum target was maintained at ground potential, and an electron current of about one-hald milliampere at slight over half a million volts was recorded.... medical men...were convinced that here was an effective source for very high voltage X rays. (emphasis added)
So in other words, imagine a hollow tube that is a vacuum - no air - through which an electro-static plasma is being passed, and one has an entirely different electrical system, provided one learns how to "steer" the plasma. And this, evidently, was what Van de Graff and "Uncle John" were working on.
It takes no great imagination to see why Uncle John was selected to review Tesla's papers, and no great imagination to comprehend why it is very unlikely that all of those papers have seen the light of day.
So, enjoy the inauguration, if you can, while remembering that what is being inaugurated is, perhaps, a hidden history with its very own forgotten factions of the "deep state," the technocratic factions, able to conduct and engineer energy, and not the faction able only to conduct covert ops...
See you on the flip side...
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