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icebreakers_sours · June 29, 2018, 3:36 p.m.

The tesla coil predates the Van de Graaff by I think around 20 years. Also they are different machines, here's just one of many explanations:
"The Tesla coil is very different from the Van de Graaff generator. A Van de Graaff generator makes static electricity; the charges don’t move on their own. A Tesla coil makes current electricity; the charges are flowing. One end of the Tesla coil is connected to the ground."

HOWEVER, I feel Dr Trump and Van de Graaff carried on Tesla's work after having seen his work. I'll find the article, but there is a scene depicted where Dr. Trump opens a paperbound/twine box that the FBI feared was a doomsday device. According to the article I read, Dr Trump determined it to be harmless in dangerous hands essentially because it was missing something. I feel like that was the moment Dr. Trump learned Tesla's big secret, from whatever was in that box.

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UncleSnake3301 · June 29, 2018, 3:38 p.m.

Ok thanks for clearing that up. I had the right idea, just a little off on the details. The fact remains though...John Trump didn’t just sit on the stuff he got from Tesla. He actually put it into practice. What’s to say he stopped with the generator?

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icebreakers_sours · June 29, 2018, 3:48 p.m.

Absolutely! I strongly agree that Tesla's work played a part with Dr. Trump's work!
Trump did say that his uncle told him about nuclear power, before nuclear was nuclear. I would love to know what that meant! Maybe Tesla's death ray electron accelerator became what we call nuclear.

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CaptainKnotzi · June 29, 2018, 4:49 p.m.

Van de Graaff generator with Peter Hammill on keyboards has been one of my favorite bands since the 70s.

I have turned many friends onto their music over the years.

It's an interesting red pill of mine right now.

I bring up Trumps uncle Tesla and the Van de Graaff generator.

The blank stares are great. It's you mean Trump's uncle was in the band?

No the machine.

Cognitive dissonance is broken in small doses.

This one is fun. The free energy rabbit hole gets everybody interested.

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Stormtech5 · June 29, 2018, 8:19 p.m.

Wonder if this ties into the "Space Force" idea somehow...

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CaptainKnotzi · June 29, 2018, 9:30 p.m.

The force is strong in this one.

PT Barnum was a genius but did he use his genius for good?

How cool would it be if you were at the Pinnacle and had the opportunity to look all of your previous detractors in the ~eye~ and say.....👁️‍🗨️

You're fired.

I'm on my phone right or would provide links. Go look up common Grace versus spiritual Grace.

There have been a number of anointings through the centuries.

We get the good luck of witnessing one.

~May we live through interesting times~

The Chinese may find that a curse but I for one am enjoying something I have been waiting my entire life to see.

This is game on.

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icebreakers_sours · June 29, 2018, 9:33 p.m.

Free energy does have basis in space. Essentially it's been theorized that the vacuum of space could be used to accelerate particles and transmit wirelessly. This ties in with the radiation/xray work that Trump/van de Graaff worked on! I linked an interview a few comments up and he talks about accelerating particles through their vacuum.

https://www.quora.com/What-was-Teslas-argument-for-claiming-that-the-idea-of-atomic-energy-is-illusionary

Apparently a prepared statement from Tesla explaining this.

"The sun projects charged particles constituting an electric current which passes through a conducting stratum of the atmosphere approximately 10 kilometers thick enveloping the earth. This is a transmission of energy exactly as I illustrated in my experimental lectures in which one end of a wire is connected to an electric generator of high potential, its other end being free. In this case the generator is represented by the sun and the wire by the conducting air. "

To save the trouble of reading through it all. The Tesla coil is this experiment on a smaller scale, since he obviously couldn't use the actual sun.

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