The Nikola Tesla Interview Hidden For 116 Years

A little of an over stament it is a rarely published interview. I do however find it intresting Tesla as an intresting man and some of his belief systems seem a little alien to me.

In 1899 Tesla gave this interview which has rarely ever been published for over 100 years. In it Tesla’s pulls no punches and reveals the great conspiracy of science that was well under way, the suppress the ether and the introduce a new fake science to conceal it as well as suppress the work of Tesla Himself.

worldtruth.tv...

“Everything is the Light“. In one of its rays is the fate of nations, each nation has its own ray in that great light source, which we see as the Sun. In this interview this greatest inventor and seer of modern time unravels a new vision of humanity which we, the light warriors of the first and the last hour have created a century later

Well worth a little read through to shed some light on an intresting being that died a broken man...

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Can this interview really be confirmed as being a real Tesla interview?

One problem I have with it is that he mentions "Black Holes". The idea may have been around in Tesla's time, but the actual name "Black Hole" is from the 1960s.

a reply to: purplemer

I share SGIP's scepticism. Plus I see alot of scientific inaccuracies from "Tesla's" mouth, inaccuracies which does not match Tesla's own scientific achievements.

a reply to: purplemer

There is an odd smell to this story. I can't quite place what it is...


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a reply to: purplemer

Oh, and I spotted an anachronism in the "interview". The interview was purportedly carried out in 1899.
In the interview, "Tesla" makes a reference to Relativity:

Tesla: Remember, it is not curved space, but the human mind which cannot comprehend infinity and eternity! If relativity has been clearly understood by its Creator, he would gain immortality, even yet physically, if he is pleased.

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But the thing is, Einstein published the Special Theory of Relativity in 1905:

It was originally proposed in 1905 by Albert Einstein in the paper "On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies".

en.m.wikipedia.org...

The interview makes a reference to something that was actually invented 6 years in the future - a whopping 6-years anachronism.

I smell a hoax.

a reply to: swanne

I smell a hoax.

Much of what people claim Tesla invented is a hoax.

Starting with AC Current.

a reply to: Soylent Green Is People

The source is worldtruth.tv, need I say more?

a reply to: purplemer

I don't see this as being from 1899.
Wasn't the theory of evolution "discovered" somewhere around 1907, and the interviewer talks about birds, and his apartment. I've read that Tesla lived in a motel apartment in his later years, and had an affinity to pigeons didn't he?

Another issue I have with the validity of this alleged interview is that also mentions "the stars of all galaxies" as if it were a common idea that galaxies are individual groupings of stars.

However, the commonly held view at that objects such as the Andromeda Nebula (which was what they called it then) was really a galaxy full of stars did not come about until the work of Heber Curtis in 1917, and later confirmed in the 1920s (although Immanuel Kant hypothesized in the 18th century that some nebula were "island universes" of stars -- but he didn't call them galaxies).

a reply to: swanne

Einstein was once quoted as saying

"You people need to organize like us Jews"

Maybe Tesla was a contributor? Some of the early Tesla radio technology is pretty amazing, and not just anyone could build a working hydro plant in Niagara falls. His friendship with Mark Twain is rather ironic given the radio days ushered in by Haleys Comet.



www.stevenjohnson.com...

And here is a link to the Twain comet "conspiracy"

www.todayifoundout.com...

a reply to: swanne

Tesla believed much of Einstein's work on relativity came from work done 200 years prior by a man called Boskovic.

I thought the principle of relativity was a theory or at least first mentioned by Galileo Galilei. Wasn't that centuries before Tesla was born? Einstein didn't invent that world. Just sayin.

a reply to: amazing

Relativity is a scientific theory and no, it has nothing to do with Galileo or tesla.

I did a quick search on Wiki, looking for Tesla's opinion on Einstein's theory of relativity. Seems that Tesla had such an opinion, but wasn't expressed until Sept. 11 1932 in the New York Herald Tribune. Still really enjoyed the interview and Tesla's unusual theories and insights.

originally posted by: GetHyped
a reply to: amazing

Relativity is a scientific theory and no, it has nothing to do with Galileo or tesla.

Wrong. Do some research.

I'll I'm saying is that Galileo was using that term "Principle of Relativity" centuries before Tesla and Einstein. Look it up.

Sure, it wasn't Einstein's finished product and you could even say it had no similarity at all, but ...my point was the the Scientific Term of Relativity was around centuries before and that part of the interview in the OP could be valid, because Tesla didn't have to time travel to use that word. LOL

Open your minds and Deny ignorance.

a reply to: purplemer

The drama is based on an actual interview given by Tesla on July 3rd 1899. to an American reporter working for the “Immortality” magazine.

It clearly was translated, as one website says the translation seems to be a computer generated one.

Here is the source of the story very possibly.
www.euromovies.me...

Original title: Tesla ili prilagodjavanje andjela
Year: 2001
Runtime: 1 hour, 8 minutes
Country: Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia)
Language: Serbian
Subtitles: None
Genre: Drama
Director: Slobodan Z. Jovanovic
Cast:
Miodrag Krstovic … Nikola Tesla
Boris Komnenic … Mr. John Smith – journalist
Jadranka Nanic … Djuka – Tesla`s mother
Luka Aleksandric … Tesla – A boy

Plot/Synopsis:
Nikola Tesla, a Serb by birth, is one of the most famous thinkers, inventors and scientists in the field of physics, electrical engineering and radio. The drama is based on an actual interview given by Tesla on July 3rd 1899. to an American reporter working for the “Immortality” magazine. The action is set in Colorado Springs, but actually it moves from one locality to another, as Tesla “conducts” his interviewer using “virtual elevator”, from the creation of the world to the year 3000. On this phantasmagoria voyage, the reporter experiences an enlightenment, by facing Tesla`s visions of the past and the future.

originally posted by: jamesthegreat
a reply to: purplemer

I don't see this as being from 1899.
Wasn't the theory of evolution "discovered" somewhere around 1907, and the interviewer talks about birds, and his apartment. I've read that Tesla lived in a motel apartment in his later years, and had an affinity to pigeons didn't he?

Charles Darwin's Theory of Evolution is dated 1859

originally posted by: conspiracytheoristIAM
I did a quick search on Wiki, looking for Tesla's opinion on Einstein's theory of relativity. Seems that Tesla had such an opinion, but wasn't expressed until Sept. 11 1932 in the New York Herald Tribune. Still really enjoyed the interview and Tesla's unusual theories and insights.

Tesla never agreed with Einstein's Theory of General Relativity from the beginning

originally posted by: jamesthegreat
a reply to: purplemer

I don't see this as being from 1899.
Wasn't the theory of evolution "discovered" somewhere around 1907, and the interviewer talks about birds, and his apartment. I've read that Tesla lived in a motel apartment in his later years, and had an affinity to pigeons didn't he?

The actual year I believe was 1905 . However , it took Einstein the greater part of 10 years before this to include "acceleration" into his theory . So , he had been working on it for a while.

a reply to: purplemer
Thanks for this . The site also links to other interviews with Tesla . Tesla was so much more advanced than his time in both science and philosophy .