Nikola Tesla was not I2a but R1a

there's a lot of unwritten history and deliberately false history written....comes with the territory. He did have 2 children, 2 boys, with a woman named Maria, whom took the kids to Zurich then through Trieste, then immigrating them as new arrivals through ellis island as Slav, with 2 different last names.
 
hrvat22 said:
Draganići are Croatian nobles who are Tesla ancestors but the diary of Tesla in which it is written is in Belgrade in the Nikola Tesla Museum and it is not publicly exposed. That fact about the origin of Tesla allegedly is not written in that diary (according to the Serbs).

It is interesting that Serbs quote parts of that diary (how ancestor of Tesla got their nickname, surname Draganići) and when you ask them from they got this information they can not say from where. Therefore obvious that diary exist but mentione Croatian ancestors and because of that it is forbidden document for the public.
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this is where the truth goes dark. Dig deep enough and you'll find blood back to northern italy, well, greater rome north. look at his face.........what is it you see? Lots of forbidden documents, from back then right up through when he went to his own funeral in disguise. His first great grandson was born on his death date, oddly. He did not hole up in the New Yorker with a pigeon. I might have fed some pigeons on a Newburgh sidewalk outside the shop by the river near the tracks. Not sure about that though, the pigeons part. Vril's away.....
 
most of these Tesla biographers have an agenda to reinforce a certain story line. All the old folks who knew the truth are just about dead. You'd have to have known some old oss nazi's, or a few other groups, to get anywhere near the truth.
 
Dibran said:
I am a little confused lol. What does Tesla and this thread have to do with Medici? and with Draganici(I assume your line). How does any of that have to do with the threads discussion of his bloodline?

Also as far as I can tell, Tesla was never married and didn't have children. These so called children of his or their sons should take a DNA test if thats the case.
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Medici = money=power= agendas= engineer's of the court.

And with whom would they compare their DNA? Apparently, his grandson died in January of 2017 at 99 years old.
 
john.draganici said:
Medici = money=power= agendas= engineer's of the court.

And with whom would they compare their DNA? Apparently, his grandson died in January of 2017 at 99 years old.
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Tested is man with surname Tesla from Raduč born village of Nikola Tesla's father [video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raduč[/video]

That man has common paternal ancestor with Nikola Tesla.
 
john.draganici said:
Medici = money=power= agendas= engineer's of the court.

And with whom would they compare their DNA? Apparently, his grandson died in January of 2017 at 99 years old.
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Bachus said:
Tested is man with surname Tesla from Raduč born village of Nikola Tesla's father [video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raduč[/video]

That man has common paternal ancestor with Nikola Tesla.
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As Bachus said, Teslas line has been confirmed. So if he indeed had sons and You(at John) descend from his line, why don’t you take a Ydna test and prove it? The burden of proof after all rests upon you. If you test and match Tesla’s male relative than your words may be true. Until then it seems like guesswork.
 
Tesla's ancestors lived is village Vukovsko near Kupres in the middle age [video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donje_Vukovsko[/video]
They moved to northern Dalmatia around Knin in 16th century, and about 1690 they moved to village Raduč in Lika.
In year 1700 on census of Lika by bishop Brajković families Teslić lived in villages Raduč and Ostrovica as Orthodox.
In year 1712 on Austrian census of Lika in Raduč are mentioned Stanko Teslić with father Božo, Milašin Teslić and Stojak Teslić. In neighboring village Ostrovica are mentioned Marko Teslić, Dmitar Teslić and Janko Teslić.
From sources in 1700 and 1712 it's visible that Tesla's ancestors had surname Teslić, later was creared form Tesla (probably during the 18th century).
Acording to sources Tesla family is connected with few Serbian families from Western Bosnia, Lika and Northern Dalmatia. All these families carry Slava Đurđevdan (St. George's day) like Tesla family and some of them are tested as R1a-M458 [video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slava[/video]
 
Bachus
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Tesla's ancestors lived is village Vukovsko near Kupres in the middle age
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First time I hear it, where it says?

For now we know that Tesla ancestors supposedly coming from eastern Herzegovina.

They moved to northern Dalmatia around Knin in 16th century, and about 1690 they moved to village Raduč in Lika.
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Who says it?

In year 1700 on census of Lika by bishop Brajković families Teslić lived in villages Raduč and Ostrovica as Orthodox.
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What does this have to do with Serbs?

In year 1712 on Austrian census of Lika in Raduč are mentioned Stanko Teslić with father Božo, Milašin Teslić and Stojak Teslić. In neighboring village Ostrovica are mentioned Marko Teslić, Dmitar Teslić and Janko Teslić.
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What does this prove?

Acording to sources Tesla family is connected with few Serbian families from Western Bosnia, Lika and Northern Dalmatia. All these families carry Slava Đurđevdan (St. George's day) like Tesla family and some of them are tested as R1a-M458
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Where it is written?


We have John Joseph O'Neill who wrote biography of Tesla and for now we only know his claim and something that is written in a Tesla diary that allegedly does not exist, we have no family Teslić, Kupres etc.
 
hrvat22 said:
First time I hear it, where it says?

For now we know that Tesla ancestors supposedly coming from eastern Herzegovina.



Who says it?



What does this have to do with Serbs?



What does this prove?



Where it is written?


We have John Joseph O'Neill who wrote biography of Tesla and for now we only know his claim and something that is written in a Tesla diary that allegedly does not exist, we have no family Teslić, Kupres etc.
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I would give you sources, but you don't understand Chyrillic.
 
Milutin? Remember, a lot of these biographers are either reinforcing a particular story line, or offering another plausible course, like O'neill, Seifer, et. al.... Cypher!
 
Bachus, you've been lead down an incorrect path! The name was created in the 1800's for his presence in the usa, and in fact was related to buck teeth being in the bloodline. We get so stuck on the paternal bloodline in all this, but whatever, another can of worms.
 
Michelangelo did not go to Herzegovina to find a model for David's nose.Tesla's nose is a damn near knock off of the David sculpture, and his hands were huge too just like the David, out of proportion to his leg length, not torso. Tesla had a long torso and relatively short legs for a somewhat tall man. And michelangelo's rival?, aaah, the irony runs deep.
 
john.draganici said:
Michelangelo did not go to Herzegovina to find a model for David's nose.Tesla's nose is a damn near knock off of the David sculpture, and his hands were huge too just like the David, out of proportion to his leg length, not torso. Tesla had a long torso and relatively short legs for a somewhat tall man. And michelangelo's rival?, aaah, the irony runs deep.
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Nikola Tesla have nothing to do with Italians. His was pure Serb, son of Orthodox priest. His haplogroup is proto-Slavic.
Surname Teslić is recorded in Nikola Tesla's father born village in 1712 on Austrian census.
Tesla who is tested as R1a-M458 has the closest match with Serbian family Plaćaš from Gospić in Lika and with Serbian family Kuzmić from Kotor Varoš in Bosnia.

[video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gospić[/video]

[video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kotor_Varoš[/video]
 
Bachus said:
Nikola Tesla have nothing to do with Italians. His was pure Serb, son of Orthodox priest. His haplogroup is proto-Slavic.
Surname Teslić is recorded in Nikola Tesla's father born village in 1712 on Austrian census.
Tesla who is tested as R1a-M458 has the closest match with Serbian family Plaćaš from Gospić in Lika and with Serbian family Kuzmić from Kotor Varoš in Bosnia.



[video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gospić[/video]

[video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kotor_Varoš[/video]
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Whatever, people believe the Bible, and someone wrote that too. The family history is so well veiled. I gain nothing from this debate. His one grandson, a DIA director, was the commander of the Serpo mission in 65', and his great grandson was also a member of that 12 person team. Hitler's grand daughter was also on that mission, and his daughter was born on Mars in 1922. Tesla was directly involved with efforts to clone humans in the 1920's, with success achieved in the 30's. It's that twisted, and some more, so yeah, people had a reason to cover things up and it goes way, way back. Tesla was Thule, 2nd reich, but that's even a more convoluted story. Down by the river in Newburgh, after they burned down Huston Street................
 
oh and btw, the only way the truth about Tesla's bloodline will come out is that it contains the CCR5 mutation that was just synthetically achieved through CRISPR-cas9 editing with those 2 chinese babies. So anyone with the hiv resistant ccr5 "mutation" will be somewhere within Tesla's paternal, familial bloodline. This will be the relevant "finger print", so to speak. This naturally occurring ccr5 silencing in Tesla's bloodline is being called a mutation, but it actually a relic, just like web toes and fingers in people. This ccr5 silencing is associated with HIV resistance and important cognitive processes outlined in this MIT article. This accounts for Tesla's aptitude in certain areas, indeed, and of his kin. Tesla was not some raging genius. He was real bright, obsessive guy who worked with some real bright, rich, obsessive people. Of course, Tesla's ccr5 anomaly came from people before him, right? Bachus, find out where that came from, then you'll know the truth. It is a tangled web, with so many dimensions, quite literally.

https://www.technologyreview.com/s/612997/the-crispr-twins-had-their-brains-altered/
 
Bachus said:
Nikola Tesla have nothing to do with Italians. His was pure Serb, son of Orthodox priest. His haplogroup is proto-Slavic.
Surname Teslić is recorded in Nikola Tesla's father born village in 1712 on Austrian census.
Tesla who is tested as R1a-M458 has the closest match with Serbian family Plaćaš from Gospić in Lika and with Serbian family Kuzmić from Kotor Varoš in Bosnia.

[video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gospić[/video]

[video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kotor_Varoš[/video]
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might have been Serb by nationality, but by blood was vlah, every body knows it. so by blood he was closer to romanians
 
Bachus said:
Nikola Tesla have nothing to do with Italians. His was pure Serb, son of Orthodox priest. His haplogroup is proto-Slavic.
Surname Teslić is recorded in Nikola Tesla's father born village in 1712 on Austrian census.
Tesla who is tested as R1a-M458 has the closest match with Serbian family Plaćaš from Gospić in Lika and with Serbian family Kuzmić from Kotor Varoš in Bosnia.

[video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gospić[/video]

[video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kotor_Varoš[/video]
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Unfortunately we do not have historical data that Serbs coming to Lika or that part of Croatia, whether someone is Orthodox priest in that area and in that time does not indicate which origin is someone.

In this area Vlachs (Albanians, Romanians, Greeks, Bulgarians..etc) are mentioned and they are mostly Orthodox, there also exist and Croats converted to Orthodoxy, it's the base from which Tesla draws its origin, later Orthodox become Serbs and this is another issue that has nothing to do with original origin Lika population. That's why I quoted claim of John Joseph O'Neill who says that Tesla ancestors coming from eastern Herzegovina, allegedly all Serbs come from Eastern Herzegovina but it was claimed at the time when everyone wrote their history and this claim is actually a myth, it is enough to look at the historical data and it can be seen that there are no records of any migration from that area (eastern Hezegovina).
 
Tutkun Arnaut said:
might have been Serb by nationality, but by blood was vlah, every body knows it. so by blood he was closer to romanians
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His haplogroup have nothing to do with Vlachs. His branch of R1a is proto-Slavic and has a peak among Poles and Lusatian Serbs.
 
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