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The Tesla Conspiracy: suppressing free and wireless energy technologies |
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Written by Term Defined
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Monday, 04 June 2007 |
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Page 3 of 10 The Nikola Tesla Conspiracy: Mark Demucha, originally aired on Coast to Coast AM hosted by George Noory October 17th, 2005.
“…a mystery surrounds Tesla. His contributions, which were great in many, have descended into obscurity. Why? Nikola Tesla was a humanitarian, a US patriot, and yes an unbridled genius. Though he has often been personified as the quintessential mad scientist. Perhaps his only real misdeed was being born ahead of his time.”
Mark DeMucha is the son of a Los Angeles Police Department Narcotics Detective. This aided in his early interest in the science of investigation. Mark has been a religious educator, missionary, and student of theology. He joined the military and due to an injury, his career camr to an abrupt end. He then had the opportunity to attend college on the GI bill and took some film classes. It was at this time that he and a life time friend decided to pool their efforts and resources together and begin the journey of writing the feature length film, The Tesla Conspiracy.
Over the last three years, the combination of Mr. DeMucha's investigative skills and Michael Finley's research and analysis skills have resulted in the discovery of what they believe to be a far reaching conspiracy to suppress free and clean energy technologies. Mark DeMucha is currently in the final phase of his film production education as a member of the Cinema and Television Arts Department at California State University, Northridge. Mark DeMucha discussed the life and work of the brilliant scientist and inventor Nikola Tesla.
DeMucha is conducting a grassroots campaign to gather funding for a proposed feature film, The Tesla Conspiracy, in which a graduate student recreates Tesla's experiments. Through the film he hopes to bring greater awareness to Tesla's ideas and how there has been an effort to suppress his free energy concepts in order to preserve the fossil fuel status quo. DeMucha listed alternating current, the induction motor and the Tesla coil as being among his most prominent inventions, but Tesla also developed the ability to harness microwaves, created both neon and fluorescent lights and was the first person to ever take an X-ray photo.
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