In the 1930s and 1940s George Van Tassel was an aircraft mechanic and flight inspector who earlier worked at Hughes Aircraft, where he was
their Top Flight Inspector.
In 1947, Van Tassel left the aerospace industry to live in the Mojave desert with his family.
At first, he lived a simple life in some rooms that were built under the Giant Rock.
Van Tassel eventually built a new home, a café, a gas station, a store, a small airstrip, and a guest ranch beside the Rock.
their Top Flight Inspector.
In 1947, Van Tassel left the aerospace industry to live in the Mojave desert with his family.
At first, he lived a simple life in some rooms that were built under the Giant Rock.
Van Tassel eventually built a new home, a café, a gas station, a store, a small airstrip, and a guest ranch beside the Rock.
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The story goes that on August 24, 1953, Van Tassel was awakened by a Venusian man named Solganda.
VENUSIAN=
from VENUS!!!
Solganda gave
George Van Tassel the blueprints for a wooden dome that spins and creates a powerful electromagnetic field…which in turn creates
anti-gravity and time travel!!
Van Tassel took those
blue prints from Solganda plus the writings of Nikola Tesla to come up with the structure known as
THE INTEGRATRON!!
VENUSIAN=
from VENUS!!!
Solganda gave
George Van Tassel the blueprints for a wooden dome that spins and creates a powerful electromagnetic field…which in turn creates
anti-gravity and time travel!!
Van Tassel took those
blue prints from Solganda plus the writings of Nikola Tesla to come up with the structure known as
THE INTEGRATRON!!
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The Integratron was made without nails or screws so that it wouldn’t interfere with the machine’s conductive properties.
The structure is ringed by a rotating wheel of metal spikes.
Van Tassel chose the site for the structure in the Mojave Desert…north of Joshua Tree National Park… because of its proximity to magnetic vortices and its relationship to the Great Pyramids in Giza.
The structure was mostly paid for by Howard Hughes, and took Van Tassel 18 years to build The Integratron.
The structure is ringed by a rotating wheel of metal spikes.
Van Tassel chose the site for the structure in the Mojave Desert…north of Joshua Tree National Park… because of its proximity to magnetic vortices and its relationship to the Great Pyramids in Giza.
The structure was mostly paid for by Howard Hughes, and took Van Tassel 18 years to build The Integratron.
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This here comes from the Tesla section of the FBI files.
They mention
•George Van Tassel,
•Tesla,
•Tesla’s invention…Tesla Set,
a radio-type machine for interplanetary communication. (Which wasn’t built until after his death by Tesla engineers).
They also mention
Mrs Storm…who took the Tesla transcripts and made them into the book “Return of The Dove.”
Mrs Storm mentioned in this document.
Mrs Storm?
Makes me think of
“What Storm Mr. President?”….
“You’ll find out!!”
Lastly they mention “flying saucers!”
They mention
•George Van Tassel,
•Tesla,
•Tesla’s invention…Tesla Set,
a radio-type machine for interplanetary communication. (Which wasn’t built until after his death by Tesla engineers).
They also mention
Mrs Storm…who took the Tesla transcripts and made them into the book “Return of The Dove.”
Mrs Storm mentioned in this document.
Mrs Storm?
Makes me think of
“What Storm Mr. President?”….
“You’ll find out!!”
Lastly they mention “flying saucers!”
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Here is an interview with George Van Tassel.
It’s old but interesting!
https://rumble.com/v2dqb4g-project-looking-glass-1964-interview-of-george-van-tassel.html
It’s old but interesting!
https://rumble.com/v2dqb4g-project-looking-glass-1964-interview-of-george-van-tassel.html
Rumble
PROJECT LOOKING GLASS 1964 INTERVIEW OF GEORGE VAN TASSEL
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Wilford “Billy” Fawcett, a former police reporter for the Minneapolis Journal, was a World War I Army captain.
After the war, Fawcett began printing small pamphlets, containing “military humor.”
His intent was to entertain disabled servicemen in veterans’ hospitals.
The title of Fawcett's pamphlet came from his own (former) army rank..plus a reference to one of the “whiz-bang”bombs of WWI.
The magazine was called “Captain Billy's Whiz Bang.”
The pamphlets were an instant success!
After the war, Fawcett began printing small pamphlets, containing “military humor.”
His intent was to entertain disabled servicemen in veterans’ hospitals.
The title of Fawcett's pamphlet came from his own (former) army rank..plus a reference to one of the “whiz-bang”bombs of WWI.
The magazine was called “Captain Billy's Whiz Bang.”
The pamphlets were an instant success!
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Then in 1940…when Elvis Presley would have been 5 years old…Fawcett Publications decided to try their luck in the comic book business.
Fawcett oversaw the creation of a new superhero..whose name came from his own actual rank during the war, “Captain” plus the source of the hero's magical super powers, “Thunder.”
At the last minute, and due to legal reasons, Captain Thunder's name was changed to “Captain Marvel.”
The new book was titled “Whiz Comics.”
This was a nod to
“Captain Billy's Whiz Bang.”
Fawcett oversaw the creation of a new superhero..whose name came from his own actual rank during the war, “Captain” plus the source of the hero's magical super powers, “Thunder.”
At the last minute, and due to legal reasons, Captain Thunder's name was changed to “Captain Marvel.”
The new book was titled “Whiz Comics.”
This was a nod to
“Captain Billy's Whiz Bang.”
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