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The Americans were not only bombarded with germs, but also with something much more
effective. As the NBC announced on July 16, 1981, the Northwest of the U.S. had for
several years been subjected to low frequency wave attacks by the Soviet Union.
These
radio waves were set to the biological electric frequencies.
They are known as ELF
(extremely low frequency) waves and had been discovered at the beginning of this century
by NIKOLA TESLA.
(Books are available). In 1884, Tesla came to work with Edison, but
they soon parted ways because of differing views about the production of electric energy
and Tesla decided to work of Edison’s competitor Westinghouse. In 1892, the first power
station for alternating current, designed by Tesla and constructed by Westinghouse, was put
in operation in Niagara Falls. A short time later, Tesla catapulted into a “scientific super-
space” where, as far as we know today, no scientist alive then was able to follow. Only the
banker J.P. MORGAN (J.P. Morgan and Co. was the representative of N.M. Rothschild and
Co. in the U.S.) who had financed Westinghouse seems to have understood what was afoot.
Tesla had started to tap into the energy field that surrounds the Earth and fills space, then
called ether, and draw out energy – for free, of course.
At the same time he used the
energetic field of the ether for several forms of communication and energy transport.
Energy sources like coal, oil and water would become obsolete, as would electrical high
tension power lines. Ships, and automobiles, aircraft factories and houses could draw their
energy directly from the energy field of the ether. By the end of 1898, at his Colorado
Springs experimental area financed by J.P. Morgan, Tesla came very close to the technical
solution of collecting energy from the ether.
Today this technology is known as the
conversion of “gravitational energy” or of “tachyon energy”. Morgan understood very clearly
what this development meant.
The control of electricity, oil, petrol, coal, etc., would no
longer have been assured.
Therefore he ordered work to cease and Tesla’s Colorado
Springs center to be destroyed. But Tesla did not give up. Until his death on January 7,
1943, he brought forth a staggering number of inventions, some revolutionary and some
whose implications can even today only be guessed. His inventions could in a short time
turn the Earth into a paradise, but – as you now know – this is not what our manipulator’s
want.
Among those developments were machines that can gather energy from the ether (today
the tachyon field) and transform it into useable energy and a “solid state converter” (1931)
which drove a special electrical motor that was installed in a heavy luxury limousine and
gave the latter a performance similar to the petrol engine.
The car was test-driven for a
week at 130 km/hr – fuel cost ZERO!
(This appliance the size of a wine box produced
enough energy to run a whole household!) He further succeeded in starting artificial
earthquakes by a vibration induced in the tachyon field that then was transferred to all
matter. He once subjugated a whole block in New York to such a quake. Apart from having
a
patent for the remote control of vehicles (1898) he also had developed energy
transmission without cables.
[H: An interesting thing flows from such a device as mentioned above and one which is
contained in a device no larger that a fist, a counter to earthquakes.
If you interrupt
(counter) the frequency build-up in the Earth building to a quake, you can stop the major
damage as an outcome.]
But what concerns us in this book is his discovery of standing waves (which we will look into
a
bit later) and of extremely low frequencies known as the “Tesla-effect”.
These
experiments formed the basis of all modern research in the area of ELF communication.
If
the tachyon field is subjected to an ELF wave and is then aimed at a human being, electrical
functions in the brain are disrupted which causes severe disturbances in the waking
consciousness.
The neurological and physiological functions are interfered with by a
diminution of the mental functions and thus make the person more susceptible. From an
article by the “Associated Press” of May 20, 1983, we learn that this is intended, for
