Nikola Tesla's FBI file
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Nikola Tesla's FBI file
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Re: Nikola Tesla's FBI file
#2I can't wait to see the Richard Stallman government files in 50 years. Would it be FBI or Homeland Security do you think?
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#3I can't wait to see the Richard Stallman government files in 50 years. Would it be FBI or Homeland Security do you think?
Why wait 50 years? He's files are available under GPL3 as we speak. ;)
Re: Nikola Tesla's FBI file
#4Is there a summary of the interesting bits anywhere? Scribd is a little wonky for me and the scan is very difficult to read.
Re: Nikola Tesla's FBI file
#5Is there a summary of the interesting bits anywhere? Scribd is a little wonky for me and the scan is very difficult to read.
Or a simple .PDF? Scribd can rot in Gehenna.
Re: Nikola Tesla's FBI file
#6Is there a summary of the interesting bits anywhere? Scribd is a little wonky for me and the scan is very difficult to read.
It doesn't help that the right hand side of so many pages seems to be cut off.
All I managed to read was an article about his "death ray" and a bit about how they were worried about some other government kidnapping him and getting his inventions or forcing him to work for them.
Re: Nikola Tesla's FBI file
#7Is there a summary of the interesting bits anywhere? Scribd is a little wonky for me and the scan is very difficult to read.
There's a summary of sorts here: http://uncletaz.com/library/scimath/tesla/teslafbi1.html
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#9I couldn't read through the scans without straining my eye either. All I want to know is: wasn't he also indirectly involved in the Philadelphia experiment? I'm insinuating that Einstein had a direct hand on that according to history records.