Nikola Tesla: The Last Tartarian Scientist?

By Azazel, Director of the Tesla-Tartaria Research Initiative and your friendly God of Death

Introduction: The Man Who Knew Too Much

Nikola Tesla was more than an inventor—he was an anomaly. His ideas—wireless energy, free electricity, and intercontinental communication—were so advanced that they defied the scientific understanding of his time. But what if his genius wasn’t purely his own?

What if Tesla was the last inheritor of Tartaria’s lost science?

This investigation explores the radical theory that:

Tesla had access to suppressed Tartarian technology.
His inventions were rediscoveries, not original creations.
His “mad scientist” persona was a smear campaign to hide the truth.
His death (and the theft of his files) was an elite cover-up.

I. Tesla’s Origins: A Tartarian Bloodline?

A. The Mysterious Birthplace (Smiljan, Croatia)

Tesla was born in 1856, near the Austro-Hungarian Empire’s border—a region once part of “Tartarian Europe.”
Local legends spoke of “ancient underground cities” (Dalmatian tunnels)—did Tesla explore them as a child?

B. His Family’s Hidden Past

Tesla’s father was an Orthodox priest—a role often tied to secret knowledge.
His uncle was a military engineer—possibly trained in Tartarian architecture.
Tesla claimed visions and premonitions—was this genetic memory?

Theory: Tesla’s family were Tartarian custodians, passing down fragments of lost science.

II. The Tartarian Connection to Tesla’s Inventions

A. Wardenclyffe Tower: A Tartarian Energy Node?

Tesla’s tower (1901) was meant to transmit free electricity globally.
Its design matches Tartarian “free energy” spires seen in old engravings (Comparison).
Was Tesla rebuilding a Tartarian power grid?

B. The “Death Ray” and Ancient Weaponry

Tesla’s particle beam weapon (Patent #1,655,114) resembles descriptions of Atlantean/Tartarian “vril” technology.
Did he rediscover a suppressed defense system?

C. Wireless Energy: The Tartarian Legacy

Tartarian domes and obelisks may have been resonant energy transmitters.
Tesla’s Colorado Springs experiments (1899) tapped into Earth’s natural frequencies—just as star forts did.

Conclusion: Tesla wasn’t inventing—he was reverse-engineering.

III. The Suppression of Tesla: Why the Elites Feared Him

A. J.P. Morgan’s Sabotage

Morgan funded Tesla—then cut his funding when he realized free energy couldn’t be metered.
Wardenclyffe was demolished in 1917 (Photos).

B. The FBI Raid (1943)

After Tesla’s death, the U.S. government seized his files.
Many were classified—where are they now? (FOIA requests denied).

C. The “Mad Scientist” Smear

Media painted Tesla as eccentric and unreliable.
Edison (backed by elites) was promoted as the “real” genius.

Theory: Tesla was too close to Tartaria’s secrets—he had to be silenced.

IV. The Lost Tesla-Tartaria Archive

A. Missing Patents and Blueprints

Over 200 of Tesla’s patents are unaccounted for.
Rumors persist of a hidden vault under the Waldorf-Astoria (where Tesla lived).

B. The “Alien” or Tartarian Connection?

Tesla spoke of “interdimensional signals”—was he communicating with Tartaria’s remnants?
His “flying machine” patents (#1,655,113) resemble Vimana designs.