Thomas ALVA Edison

Remember…ALWAYS look to the family.

Thomas Edison had
6 siblings.

Thomas was the youngest.

Does anyone find it odd that 3 out of the 7 Edison children died during childhood??!!


What might THIS mean??

Sacrifice?

☝️Keep this in mind…

Growing up
Thomas Edison was considered a fairly normal, bright young man. But he regularly got into trouble.

Edison had actually been fired numerous times for disassembling equipment without knowing how to put it back together!

Edison had an interest in inventions…but initially found
LITTLE SUCCESS.

Edison’s first patent was:
U.S. patent 0,090,646: Electrographic Vote-Recorder :
The machine permitted a "yes" or "no" vote via one of two switches. Washington congressmen were not interested in the device. The invention was considered a failure.

Gee I wonder why. 🙄

After Thomas Edison’s initial failure at making inventions…including his “Electrographic Vote Recorder,” he moved to New York.

One of Edison’s mentors during those early years was a fellow telegrapher and inventor named Franklin Leonard Pope.

Pope allowed Edison to live and work in the basement of his Elizabeth, New Jersey, home, while Edison worked for Samuel Laws at the Gold Indicator Company.


Pope was a major contributor to the technological advances of the 19th century.

Shortly thereafter Franklin Pope and Thomas Edison started a company together in October of 1869.
It was called POPE, EDISON, & CO.

Edison was 22 years old at the time.
They invented a one-wire telegraph in 1870, which is known as a “stock ticker.”

This is the boring stuff.

Our dive is going to take an interesting turn.

Shortly thereafter Edison and Pope went their own way.

Worth noting…

Franklin Pope was awarded several “patents” for his work with RAILROADS!

Franklin Pope received several “patents” for railroad semaphore lock signal systems…which were widely used by the major U.S. railways!!

☝️Also worth noting.

Three big Data points for Franklin Pope.

READ!!


Connect the dots…

Here’s the interesting part…

Thomas Edison seemed to have issues growing up. He was labeled as “addled.” He got fired from numerous jobs for negligence and incompetence. He wasn’t succeeding as an inventor.

But then…

Thomas Edison only began to find success AFTER he started to work with Franklin Pope!!
WHY???
WHAT was the secret formula??

Remember both
Thomas Edison and
Franklin Pope had family “markers” that could mean their families were tied to Satanism.
Puzzle pieces.

The story goes that Franklin Pope introduced
Thomas Edison to
devil worship and Satanism…in order to further his scientific career!!

Franklin Pope had been using this “OCCULT formula” for his career, and took Edison (who we learned struggled to make anything) under his wing.

After Franklin Pope guided Thomas Edison into the world of the OCCULT, “magically” Edison was able to sell one of his inventions…
The Quadruplex Telegraph…to
Western Union for a huge sum of money!

Edison took that windfall of money, abandoned Pope, and then opened his own “technological park” in Menlo Park, New Jersey.

Less than two years after Thomas Edison moved to Menlo Park, he applied to, and joined The Theosophical Society.

As we’ve discussed before, The Theosophical Society was run by Madam Helena Blavatsky.

Blavatsky was a notorious “devil worshiping” occultist.

Is/was The Theosophical Society a globalist elite anti-Christian, satanic group??

IS Their goal a “one world government” with Satan at the helm?

BTW…This is Helena Blavatsky.

She co-founded
The Theosophical Socity.

Helena Blavatsky and The Theosophical Society.
What do we make of her??

Well given this passage from her Secret Doctrine…that’s a hard pass for me.

LUCIFER??

Shortly after joining The Theosophical Society, Thomas Edison was granted the patent for one of his most well-known inventions…
THE PHONOGRAPH!

Allegedly, the PHONOGRAPH had occult and paranormal beginnings.