Albert Nobel's posthumous scam

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

"In the current environment, the Nobel Prize is in fact an award for Western writers or" rebels "from the East."

(French writer Jean-Paul Sartre, who refused the Nobel Prize).

The famous German biologist and philosopher Ernst Haeckel discovered in 1866 the law according to which the individual development of man in a simplified form repeats all stages of the evolution of mankind. That is, the human embryo in the process of development goes through the stages of fish, amphibian, etc. As evidence, Haeckel presented the corresponding images of embryos.

The falsification was discovered by his colleagues, who brought Haeckel's case to a university court, where the charlatan confessed that he had “painted on” the necessary details. In the 1950s, it was finally proved that even in the earliest stages of development, the human embryo is not identical with the embryo of a fish, reptile or bird. Man develops according to his own law, according to the code inherent in his genes, and although he is a creature included in a number of living beings on the planet earth, connected by the force of a common mother nature, nevertheless, he is a unique creation, with peculiarities peculiar only to him. Unique, but no more than any other biological species on our planet.

All of humanity develops in the womb, equally diligently and the first years of life are no different from their peers, unless, of course, the inclinations of a genius are immediately determined. But this is rare. It is customary to call such children indigo children. Basically, geniuses appear much later, as a result of a natural gift, a spark of God and the environment that performs their educational functions.

You can become a genius in various spheres of human existence, but the most capacious and prestigious, is considered a genius in science. The point is that the knowledge that a person will get acquainted with at school occurs as a rule of their natural, social and general education sciences. A separate pillar of the education of the young generation is mathematics, the queen of sciences, which is related to any human creative impulse. After all, even the beat of the music itself is an ordinary counting of numbers.

Therefore, in this miniature, I will tell you about the great Russian scientist who was nominated for the Nobel Prize three times and was vetoed by the Nobel Committee three times. It will be about D. I. Mendeleev and his relationship with Nobel.

But first, let's look at the prize itself.

The will of Alfred Nobel, drawn up by him on November 27, 1895, was announced in January 1897:

“All my movable and immovable property should be converted by my executors into liquid values, and the capital collected in this way should be placed in a reliable bank. The income from investments should belong to the fund, which will annually distribute them in the form of bonuses to those who, during the previous year, brought the greatest benefit to humanity … The indicated percentages must be divided into five equal parts, which are intended: one part - to the one who makes the most important discovery or invention in the field of physics; the other is to the one who will make the most important discovery or improvement in the field of chemistry; third - to the one who will make the most important discovery in the field of physiology or medicine; the fourth - to the one who creates the most outstanding literary work of the idealistic trend; fifth - to the one who has made the most significant contribution to the rallying of nations, the elimination of slavery or the reduction of existing armies and the promotion of peace conventions … My special desire is that the nationality of candidates is not taken into account when awarding prizes …"

The peculiarity of awarding the prize is that according to the Nobel's will, the prize should be awarded for discoveries, inventions and achievements made in the YEAR of the award. This is where the main intrigue begins, as a rule, the authors of discoveries do not live to see the grandiose procession of discoveries around the world of people. They simply die before the discoveries are widely known and introduced into human life. Well, not pop science, which is being promoted over several weeks by the constant transmission of clips on TV ?!

However, the Nobel Committee accepts any development, and the documents provide not only an accurate description of the proposed with all calculations and calculations, but also the candidate for the prize is offered a patent in its own bureau of this organization. Moreover, the conditions for obtaining a patent, as it were, are not obligatory, but an applicant who has not filed a “correct” patent will not become a 100% laureate.

Moreover, scientists of the world in every possible way hide the fact that obtaining a patent from Nobel imposes quite serious obligations on them, and sometimes even enslaving ones.

In my opinion, the Nobel Prize is a remarkably well-thought-out business for the selection of intellectual property around the world, because every year, until September 1, 3000 applications for this prize are submitted and all the best is deposited in the office invented by Nobel. Let's just say that Nobel set the deadline for filing inventions for the current year for a reason. Those who tried to patent their discoveries can confirm that it lasts for years, but for Nobel very quickly. A sort of enticement with a prestigious award and the opportunity to keep a finger on the pulse of scientific thought around the world. It's simple, the Nobel candidate will never be able to make his discovery a national treasure of his country. Not a bad idea was born before the death of the inventor of dynamite! Do you truly consider him a philanthropist? Make no mistake, Nobel is a crook and I will prove it to you now.

Probably the reader knows that the Nobel earned his money in Russia, trading in oil? Dynamite will appear much later and will not carry the success that oil brought to this Swedish family. The myth about money earned on dynamite was created to cover the main business: oil and the production of toxic and toxic substances. This is exactly what brought the Swede financial well-being. And is it a Swede?

Let's turn to the origins of his surname, which is clearly not of Swedish origin. Information about her arises from oblivion with the addition of the nickname Nobelius only at the end of the 17th century. Alfred's grandfather, a bloodletter-barber, shortened his surname in 1775. His eldest son, Emmanuel (1801 … 1872), became Alfred's father. Emmanuel, an architect, builder and inventor, was interrupted by odd jobs for a number of years, until his family decided to try to find happiness in Russia, in the oil fields of Baku. In 1827, he married Caroline Andrietta Alsel (1803 … 1879), they had eight children, only three of whom survived to adolescence: Robert, Ludwig and Alfred.

The Nobels were never Swedes, although you will read that they come from the peasants of southern Sweden. Judging by the name of Alfred's grandfather, he comes from the eastern regions of Poland, most likely Galicia, and bore the surname not Nobelius, as indicated in the biography, but Kobenik. This surname is common among the shtetl Jews of the Rivne region of present-day Ukraine, which at that time was part of the Rzeczpospolita (Poland). Can you imagine a barber-bloodletter peasant? I have a hard time, especially considering that at the end of the 18th century in question, this specialty was equal to today's doctor. The surname Nobel appeared during the receipt of immigration documents and came from Nobel - this is a lake in the Zarechny district of the Rivne region. The total area of the lake is 498.7 hectares. Lake Nobel is the pearl of Ukrainian Polesie. Due to its location, the area is one of the water wonders of Europe. The lake is part of the Ukrainian National Park, so there is no industrial development here.

So we can say with confidence that Nobel was a Jew, about which there is confirmation in the roots of his mother. Further tricks of Alfred with the Zionists only confirm what has been said.

Well, now about what Nobel was doing, in addition to how he figured out how to take away the intellectual property of the world.

There is an opinion that once in a dream Mendeleev saw the periodic table of chemical elements, after which he invented it. However, the scientist refuted this legend, answering the following: "I have been thinking about it for maybe twenty years, but you think: I was sitting and suddenly … it is ready." By the way, the opening of the periodic law took place in February 1869. On February 17, Dmitry Mendeleev, getting ready to go, drew a sketch of a table on the back of an inconspicuous letter, in which he was invited to come and help the production. The scientist would later say that then "the idea that there should be a connection between mass and chemical properties was involuntarily born."

Dmitry Mendeleev was nominated for the Nobel Prize several times, but never received it. The first time it happened was in 1905. Then the German organic chemist Adolf Bayer became the laureate. A year later, the scientist was declared the winner of the prize, but the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences canceled this decision in favor of the French scientist Henri Moissant for the discovery of fluorine.

In 1907, a proposal was made to share the prize with the Italian chemist Stanislao Cannizzaro, but this time fate intervened. On February 2, 1907, at the age of 72, Mendeleev passed away.

The reason why the scientist never won the long-awaited prize was the conflict between Dmitry Ivanovich and the Nobel brothers. By the end of the 19th century, enterprising Swedes got rich on Baku oil and began to control more than 13% of Russian fields. In 1886, when the price of oil fell sharply, the Nobel brothers proposed to the government to raise the tax, arguing this by the rapid depletion of the field. Thus, the rise in prices of 15 kopecks per pound of oil provided them with getting rid of competitors. A special commission was formed under the Ministry of State Property, which included Mendeleev. The scientist was opposed to the introduction of the tax and denied the rumor about the depletion of oil, which angered the Nobels, who wanted to remove the fatty fat from Russia and its people.

The idea of creating a patent office in which science could be controlled by means of a prestigious prize was submitted to Nobel by Einstein, a former clerk at the Vienna patent office who had become adept at stealing ideas. By the way, more than once brought to court for this. About this rogue from physics, I recommend reading my miniature "Breath of Ether or the laureate of the Zionists."

The owner of the empire Nobel immediately appreciated all the possibilities of the proposed idea and future profits. Still would! The opportunity to play on the vanity of scientists, who at the beginning of the 20th century become ordinary clerks from science and applicants for grants, which means material benefits, and at the same time, not paying big money for obtaining invaluable information, was worth it to promote the idea. This was done, and this issue was discussed at the first congress of the Zionists in 1897, that is, 2 years after the death of Nobel Alfred. Someone who, but they could not stay away from such a gesheft and took an active part in the creation of a new patent law in Europe and the Nobel Committee.

The Nobel Prizes are awarded to the Royal Academy of Sciences in Stockholm (physics, chemistry, economics), the Royal Carolina Medical and Surgical Institute in Stockholm (physiology and medicine) and the Swedish Academy in Stockholm (literature); in Norway, the Nobel Committee of Parliament awards the Nobel Peace Prizes.

By the way, Mendeleev was nominated for the Nobel Prize, but not from the Russian Academy, but from the Swedish Academy, of which he was also a member. Sadly, but their talents in our country were underestimated even under the tsar.

A fierce opponent of Mendeleev's award was the Nobel Prize-winning Svante Arrhenius. He could not forgive Mendeleev's critical publications about his theory of electrolytic dissociation. In general, in the world of big science, not everything is so ideal. The question of awarding the prize to Mendeleev was discussed in 1906, but Arrhenius won the candidacy of Mussan.

Ordinary human vices and passions can lead to undeserved evaluations.

But that was not the main thing. Mendeleev refused to patent his invention at the Nobels' patent office, and this, as I pointed out, is a guarantee of a veto on the applicant for the prize. He was persuaded three times and, having received consent, was nominated for the award, but the great patriot and scientist of Russia simply laughed at the fussy supporters of high awards. This is what the Nobel brothers did not forgive him and banned him three times in receiving this prize.

Dmitry Ivanovich saw through the plan of Baron Dynamite, in contrast to many Russian scientists waiting in line to receive a dubious prize. Mendeleev simply did NOT WANT to receive it and was not alone in this desire.

Lev Tolstoy, learning that the Russian Academy of Sciences nominated him as a potential Nobel Prize laureate in literature for 1906, writes a letter to his friend, the Finnish writer and translator Arvid Jarnefelt. The Russian writer asks his Finnish colleague to help him … not to receive the Nobel Prize. Lev Nikolayevich writes to Jarnefelt so that he could, through Swedish writers, "try to make sure that I do not receive this prize." Tolstoy explains his eccentric request in the following way: "If this happened, I would be very unpleasant to refuse."

It is not known how Arvid Jarnefelt perceived the appeal of the living classic to him. But, apparently, he fulfilled Tolstoy's request. The 1906 Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded to the Italian poet Giosué Carducci. It is unlikely that today this name says something even to special connoisseurs of poetry. And at that time it was impossible even to compare the scale of talent and fame of Leo Tolstoy and Carducci.

Wasn't the Russian writer flirting when making such a request to his Finnish colleague? No, this can be seen from an excerpt from Leo Tolstoy's letter: “First, it saved me from a big difficulty - to dispose of this money, which, like any money, in my opinion, can only bring evil; and secondly, it gave me the honor and great pleasure to receive an expression of sympathy from so many people, although not familiar to me, but still deeply respected by me."

Tolstoy considered literary work to be a purely elitist affair, so he was offended by the very thought that the "kerosene merchant Nobel" and the Zionists, who had lied to the history of the Russian people, were rewarding writers and poets for their work.

In the Tambov Regional Library named after A. S. Pushkin preserved a copy of the 1891 book "Explanatory tariff or Research on the development of industry in Russia in connection with the general customs tariff." The book is especially valuable because the title page says: "To the Tambov Naryshkin Special Library from the author." The date at the end of the inscription is October 10, 1895. It is known that on this day the scientist worked in St. Petersburg. Unfortunately, this was not written by the hand of the great chemist, but, most likely, by his secretary. It can be quite confidently assumed that its author did not accidentally send the book to the Tambov library. A heated discussion about the tariff affected the interests of the whole society, so Mendeleev donated the book to libraries, trying to popularize his position on the oil scam and oil tax, since he had very strong opponents, oil tycoons such as Nobel and Ragozin.

This is the story the reader came out with this award. By the way, besides the prestige, this prize is rather stingy - about a million dollars. Football players earn more per month. But it gives access to circles controlled by the Zionists and designates the owner as a certain celestial with access to a large trough called science, where they generously pour food for the obedient and not obstinate, and vice versa, take away from the obstinate and wayward, believing in their homeland and serving it faithfully. It was the second type that was the great Russian scientist Dmitry Ivanovich Mendeleev, a man who put service to the Fatherland above his interests.

I think that after reading what has been written, the reader no longer particularly wants to become a Nobel laureate. Painfully this "business smells like kerosene."

By the way, this proverb has roots in the Nobel business and means….

However, the reader himself knows how to succinctly and succinctly replace it with one word! I repeat, succinctly and briefly !!!