Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Nicola Tesla, Inventor And Mystic Comments
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In 1884 A hungry man from Hungary
passed through Ellis Island
with nothing but dreams and hope,
but Tesla had something more…
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Yen Cress
02 October 2007
Interesting observation, clearly described! (I bought a small 'Tesla Ball' a couple of years ago and use it for a decoration.)
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8/15/2025 4:55:35 PM # 1.0.0
And for all that he was literally written out of scientific history, school textbooks don't even mention his name - all because free energy has to be squashed and kept under wraps - I'm so glad you wrote about him and that you also know his claims were true! Kind regards, Margaret.