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The Men Who Changed the World: Edison & Musk

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“Communism exists in the interests of man and his freedom, in order to defend his genuine rights and justice on earth. The whole world needs restructuring I.E, qualitative change and progressive development.”

Who said this famous quote? Was it Hillary Clinton, who professed herself to be a proud progressive? Was it Klaus Schwab, the self-appointed dictator of the New World Order? Or was it Chairman xi Jinping of China?

Nope, Neither. It was Mikhail Gorbachev. Right after Ronald Reagan told him to “Tear Down This Wall.” And then he became a sort of Western hero. Not many people remember that.

That should tell you just how LONG the communists have been planning to take over the world. They lost to Reagan, and decided to take US over from the inside.

It’s in their KGB paper: As we all know; communism is a dead end for the world. Only a few elites come out on to, millions suffer and die. So, why is it that communism is coming to America so fast? Capitalism is being pushed aside, with the blessings of the church. Pope Francis…was raised in the system.

Which brings me to the man who was a great capitalist and changed the world:

Thomas Alva Edison.

Saturday, I talked about my ‘absent’ father. But there was one famous memory that I have of my father that is my favorite: He took just me, not my brother, just me, to go and visit Thomas Edison’s lab in Ft. Meyers, Fl.

That was a turning point in my life. I saw a lamp that had shone for over 40 years. A laboratory FILLED with old bottles, and chemicals, still. A huge garden with rubber trees, and where Edison searched for his many plants to make his light bulbs. The record player filled with teeth marks so he could hear. Henry’s Ford’s house, right next to him. Just one minute walk away. The desk that he slept on when he got tired, in the middle of the noisy plant.

In fact, Henry Ford replicated Edison’s whole lab at Menlo Park, that’s how much he admired him. Nobody Wonders if Edison didn’t help him with many of his manufacturing ideas, at the Ford company. After all, they were neighbors. In fact, they tried to make a car battery and after two years, gave up.

(Elon perfected it for them.)

Edison became my hero. Back in his day, America lauded him as a God. And then, he disappeared from all our schools. Why? If you look down upon the earth, all you see is the earth lit up at night. When you turn on your TV or watch a YouTube video, you can thank Thomas Edison. When you listen to your favorite music…thank the man who came up with the idea that sound could be recorded.

In fact, most of the advancements of our modern world came from ONE man: Thomas Edison. That’s incredible, and the progressives don’t want to honor the fact that ONE individual could be so prolific. Communism is all about the ‘collective’…and in the New World Order system, that is a handful of elites who will tell us all what to do, and keep the individual from ever becoming another Edison.

There is another reason they don’t talk about him anymore: Edison was a republican. He hated communism.

From The Diary and Observations:

“I can see no earthy reason why the sensible and constructive elements in American life should not publish the sensible and constructive facts of American life and hand them out to my men as they leave the gates, as the Reds publish and hand out their arguments now.

I believe that the clean and right-thinking elements should work as hard as their opponents do, hiring able writers who would prepare articles disapproving all the silly but curiously ably prepared twaddle of the agitators.

These men lie, lie daily, lie continually—and lie well.

We ought to district the whole Nation, by groups of States, by States, by parts of States and by sections of the parts of States, and conduct a great campaign of education. “

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And that’s only a few quotes from that book—and only a few can be found on Amazon.

Now, we have an NEW and even more prolific Edison in our mist: Elon Musk. Elon is the giant on the world scene.

Yes, Elon was the world’s favorite, until recently, when he spent much of his fortune making SURE the world stayed open for free speech by buying Twitter.

Thomas Edison would be proud. Hell, the average man of the world is proud and thanks Elon for this noble gesture. He didn’t have to do it. But not only is Elon a great entrepreneur, who will far surpass Edison in our lifetime many times over: someday, when people live on Mars and the Moon, he will literally transform the earth we live on.

But…this year will be tough because, the President we have now, is in bed with the communists, and is blocking Elon every chance he gets. As you can see from Edison’s remarks above, it’s the same old communists. They haven’t gone away.

Elon will join the true warriors for the planet and it’s people to survive. Not only will he be known as a inventor and leader of political issues, he will be known as one of, if NOT the smartest man who was ever born.

We live in a time of darkness and hope: This nobody hopes that communism loses out, once again, to the single man. The inventor. The saviors of mankind. Prevail.

Edison’s father reprimanded him in front of the whole town. Elon’s dad wasn’t exactly a great dad either. But both men rose about their childhood pain and instead of darkness, gave us eternal light. Elon’s rockets rise above Edison’s lighted earth. Both men showed that just ONE man, can change the world. And that is something that communists HATE.

Elon, has contributed so many inventions to our world, he makes Edison’s lab look like child’s play. While Edison had only about 20 workers, working in his labs at a time, Elon has THOUSANDS. And he could do MORE except remember, Edison had one lab, Elon is managing…well take a look:

The 30 Greatest Achievements of Elon Musk (careeraddict.com)

So, let’s not let the communist put Edison’s and Musk’s names in the dustbin of history…For the earth to survive, we MUST defeat communism at all corners of the planet.

Because sometimes God sends the greatest minds to save us all, and Elon is still a young man:

The Best is yet to come!

January 28, 2024 Posted by | Uncategorized | , , , , | Leave a comment

What Would Thomas Edison Do?

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This is going around the web, and while watching it, I was thinking of a particular story about Thomas Edison. After inventing the light bulb, he decided to light up a section of New York, so he moved there with his family. Tom took a district of one square mile right in the downtown financial section of the city to light up and make a big splash. The power station to be built, with its conductors in underground conduits running out in all directions to the outlets of consumers, took about a year to build.  He had six Jumbo dynamos built to be run by steam. (remember, this is all Edison’s inventions…he had to build the dynamos to supply the light bulbs)He also had to invent a meter to measure the current for sale.

He ran into so many problems, that most of the time he had to do put out the fires himself. For instance, they were having trouble laying some of the lines.  Edison had to run out and physically managed the work himself.

On July 6, 1882, Edison threw the switch for the first Jumbo. Here’s his own words:

“At first everything worked alright. Then we started another engine and threw them in parallel. Of all the circuses since Adams was born, we had the worst then! One engine would stop and the other would run up to a thousand revolutions: and then they would see saw. It was a terrifying experience as I didn’t know what was going to happen. The engines and dynamos made a horrible racket, and the place seemed to be filled with sparks and flames of all colors. If was as if the gates of the infernal regions and suddenly opened.”

“The Pearl Street station was the biggest and most responsible thing I had ever undertaken. It was a gigantic problem, with many ramifications. There was no parallel in the world. All our apparatus, devices and parts were home-devised and homemade. Our men were completely new and without central station experience. What might happen on turning a big current into the conductors under the streets of New York no one could say.”

“The gas companies were our bitter enemies in those days, keenly watching our every move anready to pounce upon us at the slightest failure. Success meant worldwide adoption of our central station plan. Failure meant loss of money and prestige and setting back of our enterprise. All I can remember of the events of that day is that I had been up most of the night rehearsing my men and going over every part of the system. If I ever did any thinking in my life it was on that day.”

I know it’s “hip” nowadays to proclaim Steve Jobs and Bill Gates up in the same class with Thomas Edison, but everything that Steve and Bill used to further their own inventions was invented by just one man. Tom invented our electrical system (just look at that globe) AND the phonograph AND the motion picture…

And what would Mr. Edison think, if he saw this video…to see, his invention of the motion picture camera, taking a picture of his electrical contributions to humanity?

Nobody Thinks, he would be inventing something else.

(Thanks to amfortas)

 

November 15, 2011 Posted by | science, Uncategorized | , , | 9 Comments

Obama And Immelt’s Mummery

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“Slept splendid. Evidently I was inoculated with insomniac bacilli when a baby. Arose early, went out to flirt with the flowers. I wonder if there are not microscopic orchids growing on the motes of the air. Saw big field of squashes throwing out their leafy tentacles to the wind, preparing to catch the little fleeting atom for assimilation into the progeny of the squash gourd. A spider weaves its net to catch an organized whole. How like this is the living plant. The leaves and stalk catch the primal free atom. All are then arranged in an organized whole.”–Thomas Edison, July 21, 1885

That’s nice isn’t it? It’s from a book called, “The Diary and Observations of Thomas Edison” and you will be hard pressed finding it anywhere, and for good reason. The progressives really don’t want you too.

 What an imagination. What a genius. What a mind. One man…getting rich off his own ideas.

But now we have Jeffery Immelt running GE. A man who never invented a thing in his life. Since he took over GE, their stock has dropped 60 percent.But he’s the guy, the big boys in Washington want for the globalization march. The plan? Manufacture solar panels, electric cars, energy saving electric light bulbs..in China. And sell them (or mandate laws like cap and trade to sell them) over here in America.

Who gets rich off this? You tell me.

The company that Edison started is run by a man who is just this side of a megalomaniac with visions of global warming greenhouses lighting up his Santa Claus dreams of the biggest company to take over the earth, without a single notion that there are actually people on the planet who do not want to become his guinea pigs. We are not spiders to be observed in Immelt’s laboratory. Thomas Edison at least stopped and smelled the squash gourds. Jeffery Immelt wouldn’t look at a spider unless it was atop a solar panel, and yet he wants to save the planet…one poisonous light bulb at a time. After all, he needs a much better stock record.

And who bought this “merger” of General Electric and the United States President?

By executive order…our President. Trillions more are going to be poured into GE…at least the Chinese will be happy.

But..what about us? Are we going to build casino’s in every town just to give people jobs? This morning they announced that Miami is considering building five new casino’s to help unemployment. Sucking the people with inflation is just not enough. Grandma needs to put her life’s savings into those pretty little slots.

Edison is a hero of mine, so you can imagine my anger when Jeffery Immelt and Obama used the great man’s name, to muster support for the merger.

Oh..didn’t they say it was a ‘merger’? He’s just ‘advising’? –You’d think everyone would know the doublespeak by now.

It’s been announced that G.E. CEO Jeff Immelt will lead the new President’s Council on Jobs and Competitiveness. (Don’t you just love these wonderful Bambi names they come up with?)

I wonder if Tom was alive, would he have approved? What would Tom think of Jeffery sending little mercury bombs into every citizen’s household, by way of our Congress?

No, Thomas Edison, according to his diary, he was a big fan of Thomas Paine…I don’t think so.

And while the news that Jeffery Immelt is now joined at the hip with our President Obama. No one reports any outrage at this…and that’s a fact scary in itself.

We all KNOW where this is going—our puppet of a Congress outlawed Edison’s electric bulb for Mr. Immelt. And now, they will slowly but surely force us all to put the electric plugs into our homes…and they will be seen on all highways, parking meters, parking lots. That’s their dream. That’s the plan. Not to mention, just wait till they get into your thermostat.

Have you seen the commercial with GE’s little parking electric meter? Did they hire Disney to do these spots?

This was on Drudge: Whether it is pushing the president’s plan for global warming fees in order to create demand for his “Ecomagination” line of windmills, solar panels, etc., boosting the president’s national health-care law as part of an effort to sell more medical equipment, or enthusing over the Obama strategy of making loans available for industrial exporters, Immelt has been an Obama stalwart all along. Immelt has also consistently argued to shareholders that there is big money to be made in advancing the Democratic agenda.

There you go. They don’t even hide the fact do they?

Last week we saw Obama kowtow like a scared puppy to the China Hu Jintao. We see him silent to Iran. We see him at the mercy of Goldman Sachs. He bows to everyone, and most dangerously dismantles our military strength, he is continuing the polities of helping Chaina to arm itself. He is almost begging for us to be attacked by these actions.

Where is the commons sense?

Thomas Edison wrote in that dairy :

“We must keep on experimenting in warfare at the same tie endeavoring to learn how to produce the most deadly materials and weapons so that if we slip because someone declares a treaty to be a scrap of paper we shall have men educated in the processes of the things which we must do, and able, with our immense mechanical resources at their disposition to do them very quickly. ”

He also said:

“I would not burden the great body of our citizenship with heavy taxes.”


The merging of big business with government will destroy this country. It’s stinks of fascism, and some think that’s the intention. There are men running the government that want the global world government and control of global markets and they are willing to sacrifice America for it.

But, what happens to America?

Don’t take it from me…take it from the man who lit up the world:

“The world cannot get on its feet until we stand firmly upon ours. ”

Unfortunately, the word “ours” in this century, is just a small elite crowd of people.
From their point of view…the new mercury filled light bulbs were a stroke of genius.

You don’t “invent” a new world by destroying everything that is good. All Jeffery and Obama are inventing is a Brave New World of tyranny.

January 24, 2011 Posted by | Global Government, Obama, politics | , , , | 2 Comments