The Archangel Mike Eel and the Love Force

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At that time, Testa told me to think in terms of frequency, vibration, and energy, and by doing so, I would be able to discover many of the secrets of nature and the secrets of the universe. He kept his distance from people. He didn't want people to get with them about six feet of him, because he felt like their magnetic field would overlap his and affect him. So, he kept it at a distance, and he wouldn't say cans of people. I'm Bob Wise, a physicist engineer at Hughes Aircraft Company, in Kenaga Park, California. One of the problems that any scientist has to face, including such great scientists as Edison, Einstein, and Nikolai Testa, is that when you advance your theories, they are then open to the world, and people who are not necessarily into the scientific discipline, get hold of them, and make with them what they want. For many, many thousands of years, mankind has struggled through the pits and the stripes of the Earth life. But always, from another world and another place, came great radiations of light and healing energies, and where have they come from? They have come from great god forces, which now, in this cycle, in the time of man, marks the new age, a new age where a love force will change the destiny of man to a progressive way. And these great god forces now come to us the Earth man in physical bodies. The great being Nikolai Testa, who on the inner worlds is the Archangel Mike Eel, brings his love into this world through the channelship of his Bayoon or his soul mate, Archangel Euryl, Archangel of love. Tesla was undoubtedly aware on a super sensory level of a world of high frequencies in vibration, and after all the vibratory realm, the realm of the interacting of these frequencies, is the major descriptor of the burgeoning new paradigm. Now he was aware of this, as you know, from some of his biographies, that during his illness at Budapest, if a fly would light on a table, you'd hear it as a foot, you could hear a clock, three rooms away. He lived in a world of extraordinary perception. We of the inner worlds of light, and I include myself as one of these earth spiritual brothers from the higher frequency dimensions. We have been aware of this great decay and reversion and depreciation in your world for many thousands of years, and we have striven to aid this great need. We have been greatly blocked off due to the negative thoughts of the earth people, which they maintained. You people of the earth have forgotten all about your spiritual contact and aspirations. You have neglected your higher nature and your own spiritual self. Most of you people have lived on other planets. You have lived on planets of a much higher degree and frequency, but due to the ecotistical nature and the aggressiveness, you were motivated back to this world. You couldn't believe that you had just guessed your anger and look so different. That's what we realized. That was the only thing you realized of things you found asAD did not study. This was an amazing thing. So it was R.E.R. and he was aware of this area, but in the cult of the mystic know. Tesla had even this incredible concept that what I would like to call a planetary science, a science that allows the mankind on this planet to control literally the destiny of this planet and control it consciously, to the point that he even was able to think that this planet could be moved out of the solar system if necessary. It may even be that a UFO, if it is a physical vehicle, and if in fact they are some kind of extraterrestrial vehicles, that their power plant is similar to a Tesla coil. Tesla's coils can be designed to operate at the same frequency as this grid. There is a direct relationship there between energy, mass and light. And Tesla coils can tap that energy. We live on Earth, which floats in a sea of energy. We like people running down a river. Dying of thirst because there's nothing on their boat. We only have to do as dip a cup into the water to pick out the energy that they need. 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As a matter of fact, I'm a freelance reporter. Mr. Tesla, you were once a very wealthy man. You worked with JP Morgan, didn't you? We were given a great opportunity. And what was that opportunity? It had to do with the course mankind has chosen and the one that might have chosen, which would have led in a very different direction. Mr. Tesla, is it true that you once received some unidentified signals from space in Colorado Springs? I have already made a very full statement on that. And when was that? At a press conference that the World of Restoria Hotel that was in 1890. Just one more question if you don't mind. At one time you worked very closely with George Westinghouse and Thomas Edison. Is it true that you gave up ten million dollars owed to you by Westinghouse? Young man, Edison and Westinghouse are very different men. George and I still see each other often. Mr. Tesla, George Westinghouse is dead. He died a long time ago. I suppose you're going to tell me that Mark Twain is dead too. He's been dead for over 30 years, Mr. Tesla. It's 1943, you know. Well, you see. I was speaking to him just yesterday. But the man I really want to talk to is Morgan. And now young man, I should be grateful if you would leave. Thank you very much, Mr. Tesla. Morgan. They are always happy to speak with me, but Morgan, after all his years he still diffuses to answer. All these terrible things they need never have happened. I told him that. I showed him what the world could be. He'd let me know he said when he was ready. And still waiting. I'm going to take a look at the camera. I'm going to take a look at the camera. I'm going to take a look at the camera. I'm going to take a look at the camera. I'm going to take a look at the camera. I'm going to take a look at the camera. Thanks to Brother Bear and Mr. Tesla. Thanks to the United States for being here. Look, you're 19 states for merit, Nep. I need to look at the camera. Maybe that forever might be a good deal. Come down and do your homework. You are wrong! Mas' saying you're old! We're old and you have the other legalzeni. All your family are my family, I've also considered treatment my problem. It all sounds like your family. Better not send some guys at school! about my son?! Thank you. Are well- corri oriented. Since you've answered the question you would consider things. But don't go. I have to buy my family. I have to buy my family. I have to buy my family. Welcome to the United States. I have to go to America. I have to go to America. This is our first time. This is our first time. This is our first time. From there. Born in Smilian, Croatia, Austria, and how big a family have you got. No, if I'm any at all, I have nothing. I have nothing. All right. You're all set. Welcome to the United States of America. Mr. Tesla. Thank you very much. All right, who's next? I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. I have to go. It is just like magic. Every time I hear that voice right of you, it seems more wonderful than ever. I have to thank you, Catherine. I've got a new name for it. The phonograph. What do you think? Whatever you call it, it's another one of your miracles. Maybe the greatest. You know, Bob, you're old friends, you and Catherine. I feel I can confide in you. I've got to find out that this Niagara project could be about as important as anything I've ever done. You're the only man on earth who could pull it off. We can be sure of that. Sorry to bother you, folks. Yes, how? What is it? It's that fellow from France. He was here yesterday, but you were too busy. Now he's back again. Well, I'm busy again. Tell him to try early next week. Oh, man, don't put him off because of us. That seems like every inventor in Europe is heading straight to America. Yes, a letter for you. I'm the manager of your company in Paris. Well, okay, okay, let him in. Mr. Tesla, Mr. Edison will see you now. Are you from Fela? Mr. Letter? Yes, Mr. Edison. Well, it says here, this will introduce Mr. Nicola Tesla. Okay, Tesla, consider yourself introduced. Mr. Tesla, welcome to America. Thank you, Mr. It's Mrs. Robert Johnson, and this is my husband. Maybe he'd rather see you alone. No, I would be happy if you would stay. Miss Johnson. But I would like to talk about can be a benefit to the whole of humanity. If you said that anywhere else, Mr. Tesla, I might not be inclined to believe you, but this is the birthplace of many wonderful things. Here we become accustomed to seeing the impossible come true. Better mind your peace and queues, sonny. This man is none other than the editor of Century Magazine. Well, I don't suppose Mr. Tesla has even heard of Century where he comes from. Your friend, John Chu? I've been working there, but I was born in Lika. When who knows, maybe Lika has another birthplace of wonderful things. What do you say, Tom? Never heard of the place. It's on the border between Austria and Turkey. Lika is the province. Smelian is the town. I know what it says here. This is from the manager of my company, Paris. There's a dear Mr. Edison. I know only two really great men in this world. You are one of them. And the young Nicholas Tesla is the other. Okay, Tesla, let's come down out of the clouds. You got something to show me? Here, Mr. Edison. As you see, this is a rotating magnetic field. Well, what's it for? It cuts the coils at point A and induces a current, which flows to the contact rings at point B. You expect that to start your motor? Of course. And there is no wasted power from long distance transmission. It seems to have forgotten something, Sonny. You don't have a commuter, sir. There is no need for one. This is alternating current, Mr. Edison. Alternating? Yes. Using that current, you'll need over a hundred power stations to light up the city of New York, and even then the outskirts are left in darkness, because direct current cannot reach that far. But with my system, I guarantee that just one power station can light the whole city. And the whole status well. We are throwing the power given to us by nature to the winds. Electric power in its prison form is not only imperfect, it's unnatural. As I know you will agree, Mr. Edison. We are out of step with nature's harmony. With alternating current, we are talking about energy and an un-trimpt of degree. We would have built new power stations and demolished all the ones. It's a chance to forward the whole world. The demolished all my power stations, just because of this little motor of yours. But Tom. You know what they call me, Tesla? They call me the King of Electricity. I've transformed the world already. And everything I have accomplished has been based on direct electric current. You're heading up the wrong street with this thing, believe me. It's a dead end. Where are you going? I'm sorry. I'm very sorry to have taken up your time. Well, if I wanted to work for me, you will have an original mind. Maybe even a brilliant one. That's because you made one little mistake. That doesn't mean I'm going to throw you out of your ear. I can use all the bright people I can get. You'll be here tomorrow morning. Seven o'clock. Sure. Thank you. I'm so grateful. Goodbye. I'm sure we'll be seeing more of each other, Mr. Tesla. I hope so. So do I. Tom, you're a big man. Oh. Yes. I'm glad you were so generous. He's a very young and interesting person. And he came all the way to America just to work with you. I would have hated to see him lose the chance. Well, I've got an eye for brains, Casin. He's a bit wrong, headed, but got something all the same. I will not send him to him. You'll see. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Tom, I'm sorry. Excuse me, would I say? Mr. Tesla? Good afternoon, Mr. Johnson. Mrs. Johnson. Is this some kind of a scientific experiment? Or are you actually doing what it looks like you're doing? I am digging a ditch, Mr. Johnson. That's fairly obvious. Then you must no longer be with Edison. That's obvious, too. What happened? There were differences between us. I'll go see him right away. Then fix it up. Thank you, Mr. Johnson. In some ways, this is better than the place I left. If you are really through with Edison, Bob will find something to do with it. Don't you bother finding something for you on the magazine. Don't you bother giving him your card. And please, Mr. Tesla, come up out of that ditch. We don't stop working until five Mrs. Johnson. Then seven will be fine. We'll see where our house, the address is on the card. You promise? Yes, I promise. Has Katherine fully explained what I had in mind for you? It's most kind of you, and indeed I am very grateful. You don't want the job? Is that what you're telling me? I am afraid so. Do you really prefer digging those ditches to being on the editorial staff of Century magazine? Anyone would be honored, Mr. Johnson. Bob, but it could only be temporary, and it wouldn't be fair to you. Well, I... Don't go, Yavnicky. Stay for a moment. Then tell Bob some of the things you've been telling me. About that first induction motor. About you, and your family, and that place where you were born, Lika, isn't it? Yes. Nicky spoke five languages when he was only a child, and his mother has invented all kinds of things too, but she can't be right. Can you imagine? And as father was a priest. Of course, in the Orthodox Church, they're allowed to marry. You aren't married, are you, Nicky? Not yet. If I ever did marry, it could only be with someone like you. And of course, that's impossible. Good night. Thank you both. Please, the same as the Tesla to the door. He must be very poor. He ate he bought me these flowers. He's working in that ditch. Over there. Well, let's go see him. There, that's Tesla. My name's Hyram Brown, president of Western Union telegraph company. Nice to meet you, Mr. Brown. I'm prepared to finance the development of your motor, Mr. Tesla. Are you prepared to finance all further work on alternating current as well? I hadn't really thought about that. Let's see what happens with the motor first. I will construct it only in my own workshop. Would you expect me to build for you? I'll build it, Mr. Brown. You just pay for it. You're pretty cocky aren't you, Mr. Tesla? They told me it would be. Exactly how much would you be needing? I do not work. $30,000 and my own workshop. Well, in Quit Playing, ditch, digger and get up here. I'll make out a check. Here I am, not too. I'm Ben, I'm going. Remember, I want a little stick to be here, but first I'll learn about what you prefer. We've lost so many years. I am sure that the computeraiah had produced large in– ...cublercolebleep, and me as alone. So many years later, would develop and retain what they all want. I'd recommend that that I feel like I have realized how much I can be here. Things I want at the beginning of my own business. 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Ladies and gentlemen, to convince you that this theory will work, I'll turn off the direct current for a moment and we'll light up this hall with my system. Turn up the lights. This ladies and gentlemen is alternating current. You'll see how much power was produced with this small generator. And now imagine what would be like if we had an enormous generator that could fill up this hall. While we'd be able to light the entire state of New York more even than that, we could have power for the factories, all of public transportation, all of industry. Once we'd accomplish that great or discoveries lie ahead, just as long as we keep in step with nature, each new discovery will lead to another and we will revolutionize life on our planet. Can you back up your threes with a few guarantees? You don't really believe that we put up our money without knowing the results. Thank you, show us evidence that this thing will work. Gentlemen, I can make no guarantees other than my discoveries. I am not an insurance company. You must take my word. You will have to rely on instinct, intuition and imagination. I shall switch back to direct current. What is your opinion of Mr. Tesla? Mr. Edison, what is your opinion of Mr. Tesla? Extremely capable engineer. What could be the practical application of his generator? I'm sorry to say it has no practical application at all. Mr. Edison, you have no practical application. Mr. Edison, you have no practical application. Mr. Edison, you have no practical application. You have no practical application. You have no practical application. Mr. Edison is very practical. I'm sorry. He feels that way. It was a real pleasure to meet you. Mr. Tesla, let me congratulate you once again. I wish you good luck. Yes, so do I. Thanks for your demonstration. It was most impressive. Even if it isn't practical. Mr. Tesla, could you explain a little more clearly? I don't think I have anything more to say. Thank you, gentlemen. Thank you. Mr. Tesla, allow me to introduce myself. I'm George Westinghouse President of Pittsburgh Electric. How do you do? I'd be happy if you'd have dinner with me at the Waldorf. That would be a pleasure Mr. Westinghouse. I call me George. Call me Nikola. Nikola. All right. Nikola. Delicious. So, to put it in a nutshell, Mr. Tesla, I am prepared to buy all your patents for alternating current for a million dollars. The important thing is that you'll be able to decide for yourself how your invention is to be used. I will function as a kind of money bag. And the open money bag. What do you think of that? Bring me a dozen not-consult you please. It doesn't not concern. And thank you, that's fine. I hope you find the dinner to your satisfaction, Mr. Tesla. I think you are being somewhat hasty, Mr. Westinghouse. Awesome. There could be no scientific progress without some risk. People have been known to risk their lives. What then is my money to that? You really sincerely believe in the project. I wouldn't be here if I didn't. What if on top of that million dollar sum, I asked you to pay me one dollar for every horsepower we produce. I would agree. We'll put it in a contract. Don't be so quick to agree. You realize that we are talking about countless units of horsepower. And how about Edison? He won't take it without a fight, as long as he is a post to it. How would you enter the exhaust system? We are able to manage it with your patents. The point is you have truth on your side. Tell me the truth, Mr. Westinghouse. I do helping me because you believe this will be a value to science and civilization. Or are you in it for the profit? Listen to me, my friend. I'm an inventor myself, but I never forget that without money. I cannot put my inventions into practice. So, what if I do hope to make a little profit? I am happy you got angry. I'm beginning to believe you. Some Swiss cheese and an apple, and make sure the apple is washed with boiled and water. A green caramel, some fruit, coffee of course, and cheers to your health. You received the drinking of my wife. You are right, I am so sorry. You are confusing me, Tesla. Can I assume that we have an agreement that you accept? I was joking. What do you mean? No charge for horsepower. But I wasn't joking. You will get a dollar for every horsepower generated. You've got to be rich, Tesla, so that you can be free and independent. What's wrong, Tesla? Be just, please take them away. They make me dull. Wait a minute. Wait, friend. The beaches. They can be just away. No dessert, many good. Gentlemen, I would suggest a short break. Those in favor? I can do some break. George, now what do you think Adams wanted to break at this point? Come on, Billy. Don't pretend such innocence. It isn't Adams who was chairing this meeting, but one who is more conspicuous by his absence. Oh, that is. Oh, yes. No, he too well. Can you hear me? Yeah, I hear you Adams. The preliminary is over. As Edison made his speech yet? No. George Westinghouse. Well, call on Edison to speak first. Then Westinghouse, then put forward. Proposed number two in close to the meetings. That clear? Yes. Yes, proposal two. Gentlemen, we are fortunate. You have Mr. Thomas, Alva Edison here. In the capacity of advisor. It would be most helpful to hear his opinion. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Gentlemen, I'll say this. Whether we pipe water to the plant or build the plant near Niagara Falls, is it matter to be discussed? There is only one system. Direct current has already been adopted throughout the world. Mr. Chairman? Mr. Chairman. Mr. Westinghouse? Direct current is not the only system in existence. There is also Mr. Nicholas Tesla's alternating current. It could guarantee the transmission of power over enormous distances. It is simple. It is practical. It is the system that Mr. Tesla himself has perfected along with 40 registered patents. Now, I have here a requirement. That system is nothing but pure fantasy. That is a subject for discussion, Mr. Edison. It is a subject I would be happy to discuss with you. Gentlemen, gentlemen, gentlemen. We are discussing a matter of great importance. I think it would be best to have an international competition. Mr. Edison, you are the best qualified among us to name the man who had the panel of judges. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Gentlemen, there is only one such man in the world. I am sure you will all agree. Physicist, mathematician and great inventor. Lord Kelvin and great Britain. Will the international exposition in Paris be another triumph for you, Mr. Edison? My electrical current will light up the whole fair. It will be applied at Niagara Falls. I was not aware of the possibility of any other principle being applied. The whole of Europe uses my system. The whole world, in fact. What about alternating current? That system should not be considered. Alternating current is a danger to human life. It is not the generator. Ladies and gentlemen, you have seen alternating current. Now it is a cruel fact that we had to kill this little dog. But we did it as a preventive measure. In order to ensure that in the future, people will not fall victim to alternating current in the same way. We need devices to help improve humanity. We need to be careful. I am going to ask Congress to put a ban on the use of alternating current. Thank you. Edison, at damn, Edison. What's up, Andrew? The committee is to be chared by Lord Kelvin. He said it's in stew. That's why I picked him. Alternating current is that sing sing. The condemned man William Camler did not have a painless death after all. The electric current had to be switched on several times. Those who constructed the electric chair failed to calculate the voltage required. Isn't that disgusting? Let me take care of this, Mr. Tessu. Let them be as low as they are. Charge. Get together all the people you know as quickly as possible and bring them here. Doesn't Tesla is going to torture his guests with electricity. They will all come, you will see. Mr. Enrico Corusol, Mr. Nicola Tessu. Brought this Lamio Caro. Mr. Ignas Petaretsky, Mr. Nicola Tessu. Mr. Samuel Fleman, Elias Mark Twain, Mr. Nicola Tessu. What a pleasure, Mr. Tessu. For all the pleasure you have given me in your books, I am very much indebted to you, Mr. Clemens. I'm glad you here. I have bundled her, mostly. I'm blessed with creditors. I'm glad you are here. Is there anything you need Mr. Clemens? I hope I'd see a few of my critics here. I was thinking I'd recommend them for the electric chair. Won't you sit down? Thank you. George? Katherine. Hello. I'm curious, Nicky. What is it that you planned to do this evening? I am now considered an executioner. I've never believed that for a moment. Go on. Mr. Jack Wilson, Mr. Nicola Tessu. What is it, George? Thank you. No, thank you. No, thank you. No thanks. I have my. Ladies and gentlemen, your in front of May you see two electrons. When I switch on the electric current, there will be a tension of one billion volts between them. I'm going to do it. That is alternating current. Now if I touch the electrodes with my hands, what do you think will happen? Ladies and gentlemen, if my electric current kills, then I deserve to be its victim myself. Nicky, don't please, I beg you. Mr. Morgan is waiting, Mr. Morgan. Mr. Morgan is waiting, Mr. Morgan. He's here, come with me. Wait a minute. What happened? Mr. Tessu. Mr. Tessu. Mr. Tessu. Mr. Tessu. Mr. Tessu. Mr. Tessu. Mr. Tessu. Mr. Tessu. Mr. Tessu. You don't shake hands, they tell me. Why? For reasons of how to come a door. That is, and here it tells me you're always washing your hands 20 times a day, and every time there's got to be a fresh towel. I don't have to ask if you do know each other. We know each other all right. Also tell me don't take any coffee or tea. So what kind of are you? Some whiskey, perhaps. Make sure you sound almost human. Tom, give me a friend here some whiskey. You know, some people assure that you're crazy. Others think you're a faker. Both of those things could be true when you still could be some kind of a genius. Sit down, Mr. Tessu. I'd like to know what makes you tick. You know what Edison says about genius? One of his pet quotations. Genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration. He says you don't perspire enough. And for a scientific conclusion, he says, you don't use any brain work at all. How did you put it down? Well, I was Tesla. According to him, he says he gets mental pictures. Mental pictures. That's the word with everything. Complete done in this smallest detail. Is that how it happened with that brushless, communitateless motor of yours? Since he had time that the whole thing just appeared to be a statistic. Some kind of vision. It was really more like a flesh of light. You got this vision or flesh. Suddenly, in the middle of a poem, you have to be reciting out in the streets somewhere in Hungary. Yes, it was good. That what? He's a German author. I'll send you a translation if you like. Well, thank you very much, Mr. Tessu. The motor I was turning in a huge... Have you was given to Tesla? Thank you very much. The motor of Sponina Huge will win of electricity, a rotating magnetic field. From in the synergy produced by a balance of alternating currents. Alternating current. I got the patents six years later, and every detail was just the way it took. I got the patents six years later, and every detail was just the way it took. I'm still working for you. You gave Mr. Tessu a problem to solve for you. What happened? I gave my people problems all the time. I was going to have a test. I was going to have a test. I was going to have a test. I was going to have a test. I was going to have a test. What happened? I gave my people problems all the time. This one is really important. Maybe something you couldn't work out for yourself? Don't you get that story? We talked to people in your shop. I could have solved that thing easily, but as it so happens, I was busy with a lot of other problems at the time. The way we heard it, the U-turnist of Tesla, if he'd worked it out here, you'd give him $50,000, and then when he did, you said he didn't understand the American sense of humor. That is not the reason we quarreled. I am not interested in money. I do. Well, I am. I'm not interested in money. The point is that you quit working for Edison, and I was suggested she started working for me. Sit on Tom, I'm quite sure this year. Yes, Tom. Frankly, com it all. I'm beginning to wonder what the hell I'm doing here. I didn't think it would be fair to hold this meeting without you. Well, am I right? It's about the steelworks and Pittsburgh. Well, I'm still waiting for the electric parts, Tom. It's been over five months now since I've been in my plans to the committee. The test that has a different idea is different. I guess that's one word for it. You know what he did at the Chicago World's Fair? It's all in here. Up to that time, there were no large polyphase generators in existence. I'd rather hear it from Mr. Chessa. Sorry. Well, I took 24,500 horsepower generators. Single phase generators, that is. Couple them all in pairs and then hook them up. So the circuits would be 90 degrees out of phase. Translate that in English. It means I made the equivalent of 12 to phase generators each with a thousand horsepower. It was the first world fair in history to be lit by electricity. Well, I was in that funny. Right up to this very minute. I was almost under the impression that electric light was something that I invented. Of course. And now I find that Mr. Tesla here discovered it. Well, the hell you come off with a report like that. And I subject that you couldn't even begin to comprehend. I just collected information, Mr. Edison. I certainly don't pretend to be an educated man of science. That's you, Kated. Like Tesla? You mean he is educated? And I'm not. Now Tom, nobody said that. Well, you don't have to say it. Everybody knows it. Well, you know yourself, Nate Man. Yeah. Well, I never got near you, University. I had to teach myself as I went along. Yes. I was respect for the scientific process. Reasoning based on provable assumptions, control experimentation. Trialing error. But, a educated man of science. He does everything by guesswork. He doesn't even have ideas. He has hunches. I wonder he's going to haywire over this Bay Sea business. A sea or todayding current, right? There's nothing right about it at all. Mr. Edison's whole system has been based right from the beginning on direct current. But this Bay at all evidence, he has convinced the system of alternating current will never work. Oh, I see. The man of visions and lightning flashes feels that Thomas Edison is suffering from delusions. Samadant, tell us about Frankford. Frankford Germany, Tom. Or don't you know what happened at Frankford? Adam's. Tell Mr. Edison what happened at Frankford Germany. A man called Alevo. Another man called the hell with a name just tell him what they did. They have just managed to transmit electricity over a distance of 160 kilometers. And they were using Tesla system. And that's over in Europe, for God's sake. We've got Tesla right here under our noses. You get together with General Electric. I'll take care of the financial side. We're going to build that process tonight, I agree right away. And what system are you going to use? Well, Tom. What's wrong with getting a try? It's a useless complication. That's what's wrong with it. And besides that is dangerous. If I had my way. I'd have the goddamn thing prohibited by law. Oh, I hope you aren't leaving. We haven't finished our card game. Just don't slam the door. He does it every time. My friend, Edison, Stubborn, Mantesley is also a greatest inventor in the history of the world. And if you can prove him wrong, just once I won't say I'll be happy. I'll tell you this. You and I are in business. Business. Incredible things are happening, Nick. Edison has had to join up with General Electric. But they won't swallow a something. We'll swallow them. We've got the patents, Nick. The Niagara Project can't be started without us. You realize that it's quite possible to get a hundred thousand. Or even a million electrical impulses per second. Can't you see what fantastic possibilities that could open to us? For the use of energy. Nick, did you hear what I said about General Electric about Edison and the Niagara? Don't listen to Nick. He plays with people like the child playing with dolls and he breaks them like dolls. To hell with Morgan. And a million electrical impulses per second. All right, Nick. All right. Dream as much as you want to. But just be sure you wake up in time for that. Opening of the power station. After that. Just let somebody try to stop you. George, how could anything stop me? Well, I guess I don't have an answer for that. All the same. For a man who's that damn sure of himself, you don't look very happy. How can I be? George, what's wrong, Nick? For several days now I've been seeing pictures. I've been seeing pictures. Would you please ring up Mr. Tesla? It's very urgent. I have to see him immediately. I cannot disturb him. If I wake him now, I will hold you responsible for this. I guess we may as well let him sleep in peace while he still can. I'll tell him later. God I ask for the trouble, is Mr. Zito, after all this will tells it home. He had a break Mr. Tesla's heart. His laboratories on fire. It's going to be completely burnt. All his work will be gone. His inventions as equipment as plans, everything up and smoke. The world is ruined. Ladies and gentlemen, America has today put into operation. Her first electric power station generating alternating current. We must thank all those who have helped to create this power station. However, ladies and gentlemen, we should not forget that without Nicola Tesla, the great visionary and inventor, none of this would exist. The celebration I'm in waiting for. Bravo. We'll speak to them, Nick. We're all in this waiting. When all is said and done, this power station is not terribly important. It simply makes practical use of theories we have long known about. Rather than congratulate ourselves, we should all feel ashamed that it was not built earlier. The real work is yet to come. Now we must destroy distance. Our senses tell us about things that are close by. Do not know what is happening far away. We must be able to transmit scenes from other places over long distances. Pictures, the news, and the routine. Why not matter too? Now we must liberate thought. We must set it free of limitations that space and time impose on it, and yet keep its principle characteristics. Now, in future centuries, here on earth and thousands of light years into the unknown. Excuse me, please, I... I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry for the camera. I'm going to Europe. Who's in Europe? My mother and sister. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. My brother. Don. Don. My call. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I didn't call up tonight. You're not kidding. Hey, look. We're going to have a smaller one. George? What is it? Thank you, Katherine. Go. Yes, but. Please. This way. Why don't you go in? He won't let me. I've explained to Mr. Weston House. I'm not to let anyone in the laboratory. But this is ridiculous. Those are Mr. Tesla's orders. I'm desperate, Katherine. I've simply got to see him. My whole future is at stake. But why did you send for me? Because of me, Gly. He's in the terrible state. Ever since his mother died. I'm afraid he may have gone out of his mind. I'm serious, Katherine. See, though? I know how much you love Mr. Tesla. So, do we? You must know that. And don't you think he's in need of our help now? Yes. I admit I've been worried about him, Mr. Johnson. Then open the door, see, though. I don't think he's in need of our help now. Yes. I admit I've been worried about him, Mr. Johnson. Then open the door, see, though. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. The attraction and repulsion gatherer must try and be effected. Very stimulating and exciting. electricity and magnetism, George. Are you unique forces in nature? How are you, Nick? Nick, please listen to me. I'm... well, I'm at the end of my road. There's nothing left for me, but to ask for your help. Nick, there's a crisis on. Pullman is laid off 4,000 workers in Chicago. Yesterday, the National Guard was out shooting people down in the streets. I can't get any more credit, Nick. Everybody is pulling out. They're charging me with a debt of over $10 million. Now, that's the money I owe you, Nick. Remember? A dollar for every horsepower? General Electric is behind it all. Morgan wants to swallow me up so does Edison. I can't let him do it, Nick. My company is my whole life. And I thought, Nick, if we could share the loss, a little. This is the contract, George. Yes? Nick, I can't let you do that. I owe you that money. It's yours. You don't owe me anything, George. When nobody listened, you believed in me. You held out your hand when others turned their backs. Thank you, Katherine. Thank you. My friend. That was generous, Nicky. Maybe a little too generous. Of course you want to help George Westinghouse when he's in such trouble. But how can you just tear up $10 million? I don't have a family, Katherine. I just need to get on with my work. All that money would only get in my way. Put it to the right. Now to the left. Can you make it go down to the end? And then back to it us. But where are the wires, Mr. Tesla? By this time, Mr. Adams, I thought you understood. I'm afraid I don't. What do you want me to tell the Commodore? Just tell him what you've seen. And about the wires. Did him do their odd thing? Tesla? This little boat of yours. Adams has been telling all the tricks he could do. The same thing will work on a bigger scale. You can actually move energy, electrical energy from one place to another. You can take the power you harness from Niagara and move it to my steelworks and Pittsburgh. Without any wires at all. There is no limit to the possibilities. Communication? Over great distances? Anyway. You're a people. I didn't call you on the phone Adams. Let me hear it from Tesla. Ships at sea, Tesla? Everything. The human voice pictures. They're all just electrical impulses. And what's this place where you want to go and work on it? Colorado Springs. It's rich in natural electricity. Not Tesla. You fix it so I can send words without wires. And one city to another and over the ocean without a cable. Just give me that. And you go to Colorado Springs or Timbuktu. Soon you get started the better. That was Morgan. He's agreed. This is really a turning point, Nicky. Isn't it? Pictures and voices moving through the air. Without wires. 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A signal which might not be a signal. A signal which might not be received for a million years. Therefore, Mr. Tesla, you do believe communication with distant worlds may someday be possible. Perhaps they've been sending us messages for ages, but we aren't aware of it. Mr. Tesla, what's that big pile of papers down there on the floor? My file on the work in Colorado Springs. Can you tell us what's in it? It's a new electrical system, completely different, as yet it hasn't been finished. In just what way is it different? How little vectors? Well, a great deal of it is merely guesswork, but it might have an important impact on the future. I hope it will lead to a decisive answer to the problem of energy. Good day, gentlemen. Mr. Tesla, let's go. What are you doing? No more questions, please. Let's go. I can't tell you how much it means to me that I can once again have the opportunity to see the greatest of the great genius Nikolotess. I'm terribly sorry, but I don't recall having met you. Mr. Tesla, my name won't mean much to you, but I'm a humble follower of your work. I heard you lecture in London when I was a student. It's my greatest memory. You've been a big influence. Permit me to introduce myself, Marquesic with Yelma Mahkoni. Well, I'm a PhD in Major Marquesa, Marca. And how may I be a service to you? Mr. Tesla, I've received ideas which I know are true, but I can't formulate it. You seem aware of such things. I think I might be of some use in the field of telecommunications. If that is what interests you Mr. Makoni then you have chosen wisely. All his trust your own instincts. And you and me, not that knowledge, lead you as straight, can be deceptive. Mr. Tesla, I came all the way to America to meet you. Would it be possible to come and watch you while you're working? Well, certainly you'd be very welcome. My laboratory and all of my notes are here disposition. Thank you, Mr. Tesla. It's a great honor. Thanks, Zito. Would you please look after Mr. Markon? Whatever you say is a statistic. I wish I could be a service. Tell me the truth, Tesla. Has anybody really understand what this is about? I certainly hope so, Commodore. I want to. After all these years, let's see. Energy. According to you, energy is the big problem of the future. A life and death problem. And what we're using now, the sources of energy are not inexhaustible. And they are poisoning our planet. I hadn't noticed that. Believe me, you will. Perhaps we can survive the poison. But there will come a day when the sources of energy will dry up. And then what the old shabang is going to run down like a clock. Not with my project. I can give the world all the power it can use. Clean power. I was afraid of that. The friend. Yes, I was afraid that after all this time, I was really going to begin to understand what you're talking about. But this... Psychic business. But in the eye, don't understand. These weird stories about you that keep getting into the papers like the train and the train wreck and the spell of what's his name? Brown. How'd that one go? Mr. Tesla is supposed to have told him that he mustn't on any account take the certain train he didn't. The train was wrecked and everybody on it was killed. I really have. People say that he could have been a coincidence. Well, care what it was, the public mind. Science and the supernatural don't make sure either a serious inventor. Or a Gypsy fortune teller with a crystal ball. I don't presume to tell people's fortunes and I am not an inventor. And what the hell are you? I am a discoverer. Columbus. Yes, I guess he must have sounded quite a bit like you. Sometimes before his discovery. And there must have been quite a lot of Columbus's. We don't know about to just sail the way into the wild blue yandere and never heard of again. Is that where you're going to go, Tesla, to get lost in the wild blue yandere? Mars, for God's sake, you told me I could reach a ship by wildest. Now you're telling the news, papers, that you're reaching out to space. Somewhere out there in the stars. There is a strong possibility that... Yeah, with your possibilities, Tesla, keep all that. Wild guessing yourself. It's not just guessing, Commodore. Oh. Well, as long as I'm back to you, I can't afford to let the world think I'm associated with it and not. Ryan's Methodism Because In West America, Super scholarships, establishment of the boomership and history of America feel their greatest comfort from life, of their economy. Laugh my unknown suffering. A Ready? Jacob, you're up. Mmm. Mmm. Mmm. Mmm. Mmm. Mmm. Mmm. Mmm. Mmm. Mmm. Mmm. Mmm. Just.... Oh well. Mmmmm. Mmm. Mmm. OO. Mmm. You're having whiskey as your journal? I have champagne with you, Bob, with pleasure. Good. Let's drink. I'll be back soon. I'll be back soon. I'll be back soon. I'll be back soon. I'll be back soon. You're having whiskey as your journal? I'll have champagne with you, Bob, with pleasure. Good. Let's drink. With this new project of yours. We'll drink to you, Bob. Our new ambassador in the world. I bought a sales early tomorrow morning, and I wouldn't dream of leaving till you tell us all about it. There isn't much to tell. What it means is there's not much he wants to tell. Why all this secrecy? It's Morgan's idea. He made it a condition. You two are playing Canton Malice together. I think Morgan's afraid of you. And fate of Morgan? Nothing. Maybe you ought to be. I think Nick is still sure that he's going to change the world. And I hope he's right. Of course I'm right. You're an incurable optimist. I wouldn't want to cure him. What you mean is that you wouldn't ever want to see an end to all those beautiful dreams of his. But darling, you know yourself that you're always asking him to face reality. My daughter, that is reality. It would seem. We're on the verge of world war, Nick. War. What's all this about war? I hope Tesla isn't concentrating on that subject. He's much too clever. He'll invent some fool thing to blow us to kingdom come. But just the opposite, Mr. Thue. Instead of sending human armies marching out to the battlefields, we could make robots to do the fighting for us. Look, Tesla. If you ever invent a robot to do our drinking for us, then I, for one, will fight you to the death. Excuse me. I'll be some kind of double chance of that. We really think there is going to be a war. There doesn't have to be. No. Not if people use their heads. And who knows? Some day if we are lucky and there isn't war, perhaps we'll be able to get away for long enough to pay a visit to that far off place where you were born. To Lika. But you see, I still remember the name. I wish you could have known my mother. I wish I could have known you, Nicky. I mean, in ways that haven't been possible. There were times when I thought that everything was possible. I remember what your mother said that time when you made yourself a pair of wings and climbed up on the roof of your house and tried to fly. You're not a bird, Nicky or Lashitouche. You're a man. I'm not a bird. Don't bother me about money. The workers should know that they'll be paid. We've got Morgan behind us. Yes, Mr. Chessla. Mr. Tessla, I've been instructed to show you this. Just in case you didn't happen to see it. Mr. Tessla, he wants to see you right away. There was one promise with all the damn visions and lightning flashes. If you were one hard promise, I thought I could count on. I was going to be able to send messages to distant places without any wires. And now sure enough, things have been invented, but not by you, Tessla. No, by some Italian here. My Coney. Well, he's made some kind of boxy-stalking England with it. And I've got a bite of patents from him. What if he did steal it from me? You're not the only one with ideas. There's a Jew over in Germany. Einstein. The whole scientific world is talking about that new theory. And in Paris, what's that about Paris? They have split the atom. Whatever that means. It could mean a whole new source of energy. Such energy is created by destroying natural elements. That is a serious crime against nature, and one day it's going to bring on catastrophe. The world is at a crossroads right now. And if we pass up this chance, we shall be held responsible by future generations. Chance? Chance for what? Commodore, we send energy. All energy to the outer shell of the earth, the ionosphere. Energy from the sea, the wind, and the ship from the sun. We no longer need to burn a disk for anything. We simply take what already exists and put it to our use in unlimited quantities. We can't even get the energy to burn a disk. We can't even get the energy to burn a disk. We can't even get the energy to burn a disk. We can't even get the energy to burn a disk. We can't even get the energy to burn a disk. We can't even get the energy to burn a disk. We can't even get the energy to burn a disk. We can't even get the energy to burn a disk. We can't even get the energy to burn a disk. We can't even get the energy to burn a disk. We can't even get the energy to burn a disk. We can't even get the energy to burn a disk. We can't even get the energy to burn a disk. We can't even get the energy to burn a disk. You want me to leave all this as possible? But I have proved it already. Everything is in that file. All we have to do is apply it. Adams. Yes, Commodore. You've seen all this? Yes, Commodore. One single source of energy has got this means. Right, Tesla. Yes, that is right. And anyone can draw on it, anyone in the world. The Earth's outer shell, remember, goes around the whole planet. Yes, power will belong to everyone, like the era we bring. There's some financial details we ought to go through. Tesla, I'll keep you on a long ride. I'll ask you how to get back to your work. We'll send this stuff on here. I forgot you. I've been shake hands. I'm not going to be able to do anything. Supposing. Just supposing he isn't crazy. That man could turn the world upside down, stand it on his head. Yes, I do believe he could. It's a wonderful prospect. Unless if that alone it's taken really to do what he says he can do. If any idea what's going to happen, no sir. One source of energy, that's what's going to happen just one. So anybody anybody at all? Just stick an antenna up in his backyard and okay, do it. We won't have anything left to sell the antenna. We'll be producing the power and anyone who feels like it can milk our cow for free. Well, no thank you, Mr. Tesla. I'm not contributing to that charity. Write him a letter out of the severed ready for me to sign the morning. Yes, come and do. What shall I tell him? Tell him. Tell him goodbye. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. 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