Our right--Tesla technology now.

[East Sun]

I keep wondering how we can make more people aware of how we have been cheated out of advanced technology. This morning a thought came to me: 'We demand Tesla technology' and similar slogans on bumper stickers. Seems too simple but it would make a lot of people curious and it could become helpful as a method of protest.

I can imagine 'them' having to make a new law that bans bumper stickers lol. And they would since they want to frustrate us all as much as possible.

In the seventies I had a bumper sticker that said, 'No Nukes' and people would ask what it meant. I thought that everyone knew.
Some did not agree, I'm sure but it must have caused a lot of people to question. Before the seventies I took things for what they appeared to be. Anything that will make people curious and ask questions is always good.

[GoodeTXSG]

We are all awaiting the day that free energy is released. Those that Deny that it exists and think we still used the 1930's Rocket tech are going to freak when they see what we can do now

[Rogerc]

Tesla was years ahead of his time. Edison won with the transmission of AC power versus DC power. Now the latest technology is to distribute via High Voltage DC thus avoiding losses incurred in High Voltage AC. (Swiss company ABB).
It's similar to Louis Pasteur who started the trend of killing the bug rather than treating the conditions which lead to disease.

[boja]

As you say, a slogan with TESLA in it, may well cause a lot of "unaware" people to look into his story.

This can't do any harm, and may well do some good if it causes some awakening.

Good idea ! It might just be quite interesting.

[Cjay]

I agree that free energy is long overdue, though I have serious concerns about the safety issues, not least of which is that bad people could make free energy do bad things and good people could inadvertantly cause devestating consequences.

Can we trust the bad people/entities? Absolutely not. Can we trust the good people with potentially unlimited power? Probably not. Very serious accidents are bound to happen. We need to have limited power to minimise the potential death and destruction.

I recently saw a documentary about an Australian inventor, Ric Richardson, who fought Microsoft in the US courts and won a huge settlement. That main story itself is interesting. Near the end of the video, we get to see one of Ric's hobby projects in his farm shed - a Tesla power system.

The full video, from the story which aired in April 2012, is available here:
http://www.abc.net.au/austory/specials/adonedeal/default.htm
The segment about the Tesla project starts at 23:50.

This program revisits the story of an inventor from Byron Bay whose battle with Microsoft has made headlines around the world.

We first brought you the story of Ric Richardson three years ago, when an American court had just awarded him $US 400 million in damages over anti-piracy software he'd invented.

But what appeared to be a done deal was swiftly overturned when a judge threw out the finding, sending Ric Richardson and his company back into the courts for another round of legal wrangling.

Nearly a decade after proceedings first commenced, Ric and his team have finally triumphed. And now he's using his hard won knowledge to 'give back' and help other inventors around the country.

For those who are interested, the original video, aired in August 2009, is here:
http://www.abc.net.au/austory/specials/thebigdeal/default.htm
(although there is nothing about Tesla technology in this video).


As I listened to Ric speaking about the Tesla project, it dawned on me that underground wireless transmission of electricity may not be such a good idea.

The reason why I had that thought is because we depend on soil for our food. A teaspoon of healthy soil contains about a trillion micro-organisms which are an essential part of the complex web of life on this plant. These micro-organisms recycle nutrients from the atmosphere (Nitrogen), from decaying plant and animal remains, and convert nutrients that are locked up in rocks and insoluble salts into soluble forms that can be used by plants. Without these micro-organisms, ecosystems would collapse and we would be left with barren land. We would not be able to grow food in that soil.

What if transmitting large amounts of electricity wirelessly undergroud kills a lot of the beneficial micro-organisms in the soil?

I am sure many other types of free energy devices exist. Last I heard, about 5,000 such inventions had been supressed.

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Posted by Rogerc (here)
Tesla was years ahead of his time. Edison won with the transmission of AC power versus DC power. Now the latest technology is to distribute via High Voltage DC thus avoiding losses incurred in High Voltage AC. (Swiss company ABB).
It's similar to Louis Pasteur who started the trend of killing the bug rather than treating the conditions which lead to disease.

Actually, Tesla invented AC power, not Edison. Tesla's AC system was chosen over Edison's DC system.

[scotusa]

Posted by East Sun (here)
I keep wondering how we can make more people aware of how we have been cheated out of advanced technology. This morning a thought came to me: 'We demand Tesla technology' and similar slogans on bumper stickers. Seems too simple but it would make a lot of people curious and it could become helpful as a method of protest.

I can imagine 'them' having to make a new law that bans bumper stickers lol. And they would since they want to frustrate us all as much as possible.

In the seventies I had a bumper sticker that said, 'No Nukes' and people would ask what it meant. I thought that everyone knew.
Some did not agree, I'm sure but it must have caused a lot of people to question. Before the seventies I took things for what they appeared to be. Anything that will make people curious and ask questions is always good.

T echnology
E nergy
S aving
L eads to
A wakening

[conk]

Posted by Rogerc (here)
Tesla was years ahead of his time. Edison won with the transmission of AC power versus DC power. Now the latest technology is to distribute via High Voltage DC thus avoiding losses incurred in High Voltage AC. (Swiss company ABB).
It's similar to Louis Pasteur who started the trend of killing the bug rather than treating the conditions which lead to disease.

I would reword that a little bit. I would say that Tesla was cheated. Westinghouse sided with Edison because his version could be metered and charged money for.

Same with Pastuer. His lies and misinformed work, contrary to the brilliant Antoinne Beuchamp (the naturalist) , was embraced by Rockefeller. Thus began the petro-chemical pharmaceutical poisons.

[sdv]

I keep wondering how we can make more people aware of how we have been cheated out of advanced technology. This morning a thought came to me: 'We demand Tesla technology' and similar slogans on bumper stickers. Seems too simple but it would make a lot of people curious and it could become helpful as a method of protest.

I like the idea!

[Rogerc]

Posted by conk (here)

Posted by Rogerc (here)
Tesla was years ahead of his time. Edison won with the transmission of AC power versus DC power. Now the latest technology is to distribute via High Voltage DC thus avoiding losses incurred in High Voltage AC. (Swiss company ABB).
It's similar to Louis Pasteur who started the trend of killing the bug rather than treating the conditions which lead to disease.

I would reword that a little bit. I would say that Tesla was cheated. Westinghouse sided with Edison because his version could be metered and charged money for.

Same with Pastuer. His lies and misinformed work, contrary to the brilliant Antoinne Beuchamp (the naturalist) , was embraced by Rockefeller. Thus began the petro-chemical pharmaceutical poisons.

Thanks for the reword - that's exactly what I was trying to say.

[apokalypse]

i mention alot about Tesla to people when ever i go and tell them do research on him but got no reaction- fall on deaf ears which really pissed me off. i asked my cousin if they ever heard of Tesla or at school ever mention of Tesla and they said no but guys like Benjamin Franklin get mention alot...They got not clue who the hell Tesla is.

[foreverfan]

How could you ever forget Nikola Tesla?

How many great inventors have we never heard of because of black opts? I bet a bunch.

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tTGg3LVCvk

[East Sun]

Posted by apokalypse (here)
i mention alot about Tesla to people when ever i go and tell them do research on him but got no reaction- fall on deaf ears which really pissed me off. i asked my cousin if they ever heard of Tesla or at school ever mention of Tesla and they said no but guys like Benjamin Franklin get mention alot...They got not clue who the hell Tesla is.

I've had similar reactions from people.

That is why we need to put it out there. If even a small percentage think as we do they will be glad to know about it and spread the knowledge.
It's easy to understand why so many people feel that it's hopeless to struggle against a Goliath especially those who did inventions and were ignored. There is power in numbers as we see again and again.

Tesla did a lot of inventions that were beyond the layperson's understanding and even hard to believe could actually be done. I'd be happy with free energy for a start. Just imagine, no pollution of air, water etc.
Unfortunately, there is a world wide power that we need to be aware of that is not in our best interest. We know that here at PA so in a way I think we have an obligation to inform others, each in his/her own way.
No fear, no huge demands on ourselves or guilt. Free flowing logic and no violence. Speak your truth quietly and carry a big ideal.

There are dangers involved in everything but when known can be avoided.

P. S. If I was an inventor of advanced tech. I would think long and hard about trying to have it patented.

[foreverfan]

Tesla was just one. Think how many have come and gone since then. How much of that information has been suppressed or went into black opps.

[betweener]

Posted by conk (here)
. I would say that Tesla was cheated. Westinghouse sided with Edison because his version could be metered and charged money for.

Same with Pastuer. His lies and misinformed work, contrary to the brilliant Antoinne Beuchamp (the naturalist) , was embraced by Rockefeller. Thus began the petro-chemical pharmaceutical poisons.

indeed, alot of what the general public is allowed access to today, is very much influenced by what the elites could keep track of, and apply some sort of tax/induced tribute to, among other things.....

Posted by scotusa (here)

T echnology
E nergy
S aving
L eads to
A wakening

very nice

[Tesla_WTC_Solution]

You fellows and gals have heard the saying, "as a species becomes more intelligent, it also becomes more efficient at securing and utilizing the free energy in its system".
We are being taught that as population grows, the group IQ and quality of life diminish. According to many scientists from the '70s, including popular fiction writers like Heinlein and Herbert, there are many answers to the question of how to care for hundred of billions of people without running out of "gas" so to speak.

I believe the answer is complicated, but easy to implement.
You know we have entered the age of "printable buildings" as shown in a demonstration in the Netherlands.
They are able to print a single room with their machine, to my knowledge.

PRINTABLE SKYSCRAPERS
Most of you know what extrusion is. A high pressure vessel with a very small opening squeezes material out of the hole in a specific and controlled manner, like Fritos actually.
They are produced via extrusion. heh!
I think if something like a Toyota robot arm was fitted with a glass extrusion gun, you could build huuuuuuuge skyscrapers from the ground up, using that weird Hex Glass that was mentioned recently in Ideas and Discoveries mag. You would reduce the weight and material load hugely by using this new material and method of building.
It would look very very much like a termite mound being built. And the termite mound is a miracle of nature, widely known!

Can you imagine how beautiful a "glass termite mound" would actually look? Like the Emerald City! That is my dream for Seattle. That we will use volcanic heat to energy methods someday and rebuild the stone buildings with majestic glass domes and whorls, just like a dream or a picture book -- but in reality, not fiction.

Tesla would have given the world so many things. But kind of like Jesus, "the world knew him not".

Sad sad sad sad sad world we live in, where people think taking is having.

EDIT: I forgot to mention food. With computers, robots, and greenhouses, and vertical farming, cities can now provide their own crops and have absolutely no excuse for starving their people.

there is a NASA run greenhouse in Antarctica that feeds 50 people a day because it is so efficient and modulated. Why don't the other people get that kind of help?

People say intelligence depends a lot on diet!
We need free energy to focus on our diet and education.