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Trump connection to Tesla and Time travel
The chain runs deeper than internet meme territory. John G. Trump was not a random bureaucrat — he was an MIT physicist with active wartime clearance, and his review of Tesla's seized papers was conducted under FBI and Office of Alien Property auspices within 48 hours of Tesla's death. Researcher Gary Vesperman and Tesla archivist Marc Seifer have both noted that the government's inventory conspicuously omitted papers Tesla himself claimed described his 'Dynamic Theory of Gravity' and longitudinal wave transmission — technologies with theoretical proximity to spacetime manipulation. The gap between what Tesla possessed and what was officially catalogued remains unresolved in the declassified record.
Evidence
- On January 7, 1943, Nikola Tesla died alone in Room 3327 of the New Yorker Hotel.
- The suppressed-papers angle intersects with the broader archival record.
- The 'Baron Trump' novellas — written by Ingersoll Lockwood in 1896 and 1900 — added a folkloric layer.
- What the declassified record confirms: John G. Trump conducted the review.
- Within two days, the FBI contacted John G. Trump — Donald Trump's uncle, MIT professor, and radar engineer with top-level wartime clearance — to assess the scientific value of Tesla's remaining papers.