Einstein’s Jesuitical Theory of Relativity

“Issues like the mistranslation of Einstein have hidden how closely Boscovich connected to what Einstein was dealing… Einstein before he had become famous had studied Boscovich’s theory… Einstein also gave a talk on Boscovich’s theory in 1920… without mentioning it is Boscovich’s theory.”

In 1994, Anderson Leland, the world's foremost Tesla historian, printed a lecture given by Tesla at the New York Academy of Sciences. In his commentary he quotes Tesla when mentioning how much of Einstein's theory of relativity had already been proposed by Fr. Boscovich S.J.: "The relativity theory, by the way, is much older than its present proponents. It was advanced over 200 years ago by my illustrious countryman Roger Boscovich, the great philosopher, who, not withstanding other and multifold obligations (such as those of a Jesuit), wrote a thousand volumes of excellent literature on a vast variety of subjects.” -Taken from an unpublished 1936 Tesla interview.

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Confessions of a Medical Heretic

In 1979, the American Pediatrician Robert S. Mendelsohn M.D. wrote the book, Confessions of a Medical Heretic which likens the corrupt modern medical industrial complex to the Catholic Church.

“If drugs were merely products of medical science, dealing with them would be a matter of science, rationality, and common sense. But drugs aren't merely scientific—they're sacred. Like the communion wafer which Catholics receive on the tongue, drugs are the communion wafers of Modern Medicine. When you take a drug, you're communing with one of the mysteries of the Church: the fact that the doctor can alter your inward and outward state if you have the faith to take the drug… Doctor-prescribed sacramental drugs of Modern Medicine kill more people than illegal street drugs… In the Church of Modern Medicine, the doctor who treats without drugs is regarded as a heretic because he or she appears to have rejected the sacrament of medication.”
-pgs. 25-26, 46-47

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