Vladimir Filipović | 30. 09. 2016 to 12: 20h

That September 1936, the famous reporter of "Associated Press" with wide eyes watched the unveiling of the new machine with X-rays, which was said to generate millions of volts. The presentation was led by a man who eight years later, FBI entrusted to review all of Tesla's writings after the greatest scientist of all time, died in his room at the hotel "New Yorker". That man was John Tramp - uncle of today's presidential candidate in the United States, Donald Trump.

Tramp was one of the best professors at the famous MIT, where he taught engineering. Republican has numerous times in his presentations praised himself by his father's own brother Fredo.

- You know, my uncle was one of the best professors of the MIT ever had. He used to tell me about nuclear power before the world knew of its existence. He was brilliant - said Trump in an interview, which, unlike some other things that he stated during the campaign - was an undeniable truth.

John Tramp really was brilliant. He contributed to the development of X-ray machines that are helping cancer patients, participated in the development of radar whose use contributed to the Allied victory in World War II, but certainly the greatest achievement of his life was to be the first man in the world who had the opportunity to read thousands Tesla's secret writings after his death, writes "The New Yorker".

FBI hired Trump as one of the best American scientists to discover, among other things whether the Tesla invented the famous "death ray" that Americans were eager to have in their war arsenal.

However, Tramp's uncle reassured them, saying that "the greatest scientist in his years dealt exclusively with philosophical issues and theory, and that, probably intentionally, did not leave behind any paper trace of such weapons - if he had indeed invented it".

Source:

http://www.blic.rs/vesti/svet/on-je-trazio-zrak-smrti-prvi-covek-koji-je-video-tajne-tesline-spise-bio-je-stric/tgv786e

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