First off, the Father of Theory of Relativity is Jules Henri Poincaré.
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Back to 1905
The concept of energetically charged ether is the predominant scientific doctrine of the day. Tesla's electric cars and wireless controls and electricity was wowed and awed at with fear, bewilderment, and amazement, calling him the magician of science.
Tesla is ushering the world into the new age of electricity with the brilliant world fare success of his alternating current (AC) power, free wireless electricity, radio, telephone (Marconi used seventeen of his patents), radar, and over seven hundred of other patents, most way ahead of his time.
Tesla's ideas of free energy scare off the financial and political support of JP Morgan and Rothschild as they scheme a plan to neutralize Tesla's incredible fame and inventions by creating a genius whose ideas they can control and such an opportunity arose with the appearance of Albert Einstein.
As the plot thickens, the international bankers, along with the Warburg physicist David Hilbert, Max Planck, and Lindelman, fearing the power of Nicola Tesla, hired, according to this version of this story, Max Planck to prepare a subtle "science" and candidate to replace Tesla on the scientific throne.
The Making Of Einstein
In school he was a poor, mediocre, student and in university he went to teachers college where there were no tests to fail. He got his high school teacher certificate, and that was the extent of his formal education.
Einstein married Mileva Marić, from a wealthy family in Titel in the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, she was his fellow student at the Zurich Polytechnic, who later became his first wife and had a son together, who from his teens spent the rest of his life in a mental house for whistle blowing on his dad.
In September 1905 Special Relativity paper, organized by Max Planck, was published. The article was written for Einstein by qualified people, who used his wife, Mileva, as an explanation to where it all of a sudden came from, as she went to the same school with Tesla and shared the same teacher, as this story goes.
However, the original scientific papers in question published in 1905 are ghost written and translated from original work of Poincare in French to German by Ferdinand von Lindelman (b.1852) under the direction of his friend Max Planck and shadowy others.
The articles, there were two of the papers published out of the blue in 1905 under the guise of Einstein/Mileva branding, most likely based on the research of Jules Henri Poincaré, who gets the larger part of the credit, and Hendrik Antoon Lorentz, his friend and collaborator for over a decade, academic Logunov wrote about the actual significant role of Poincare.
There are two main articles that were written and there are many versions of the story. The French propose that it was David Hilbert, but that's besides the point, since the articles were cooked to be wrong in the first place.
In 1905 there were big political tensions between France and Germany. The Germans already knew of the work by Poincare but no individual scientist had the audacity to steal his research. Only a government could organize such an affair.
So the Germans approached young Einstein who was already accused of plagiarism, and told him that if he agrees to do this, in worst case scenario if he gets caught then he will get simply another plagiarism charge, which is not big deal, and in the best case, he will become world famous scientist. so, no brainer.
Einstein was very ambitious young man who was already plagiarising his way through the academia and he was natural choice, hair and all, for the biggest scientific conspiracy of the century. The Manchurian Candidate of sorts, or Shakespeare of science, whichever is more flattering.
At that time Poincare was already a genius old man, extremely humble and generous. He reportedly did not mind others using his work for personal gain much. When it comes to General Relativity there are two theories, the French theory is based on the rivalry between France and Germany, and the Warburg theory is based on a conspiracy propagated by the bankers to suppress Tesla's inventions and ideas.
Warburg bank is one of the biggest banks in the world, second only to Rothschild. Naturally the Warburg is a key figure in this story.
Stage Two: 1919 ANNOUNCING THE GREATEST GENIUS EVER LIVED with "his" rather twisted ideas of reality TO THE ENGLISH SPEAKING WORLD!!!
NOTES:
The Merchant of Venice.
Einstein was given papers to be published in 1905 as his own and an excuse of his wife's help as a fake cover up story, but it took a whopping seven years for him to be trained enough to make his first public lecture around 1912!
Interesting anomaly. One of the giants of the modern physics Emil Warburg, whose "research in the areas of kinetic theory of gases, electrical conductivity, gas discharges, heat radiation, ferromagnetism and photochemistry"* is very close to what supposedly at a time the completely unknown Einstein was very much interested in, has only a few paragraphs on the English wiki while there is an extensive article in the German wiki and no reference at all in the Russian wiki. Hmm, very odd indeed.
However, Albert finished second from the bottom in his Polytechnic Institute and even his mother reportedly remarked that her son was slow. Indeed many of his contemporaries did not consider Einstein to be a bright light in the room.
"After Einstein had received the university entrance diploma in Aarau , he joined the sixth department of the Polytechnic Institute, the school for subject teachers in the mathematical and scientific fields. His future wife, Mileva Maric, was the only woman registered. Einstein was disappointed that various newer physics theories were not dealt with at the "Poly", for example, James Clerk Maxwell’s theory of electromagnetic fields. He attended only few lectures, preferring to study at home. He was particularly absorbed by the article „Über die Grundgleichungen der Elektrodynamik für bewegte Körper“ by Heinrich Hertz, which dealt with Maxwell’s theory.
During preparations for the exams he sometimes relied on the lecture notes of his fellow students. The exemplary books of Marcel Grossmann, that Einstein used, have been preserved. In the third academic year Einstein had difficulties with Jean Pernet’s "Physics practical course for beginners". Whether the professor or the experiments displeased him, is not clear; he played truant so often, that he was reprimanded by management and obtained the lowest possible mark (1).
In July 1900 he completed his studies at the Polytechnic Institute with a diploma. Apart from him, all four graduates obtained assistant posts at the Polytechnic Institute.
In his "Erinnerungen", written on the occasion of the 100th birthday of the ETH (1955), Einstein describes his time as a student at the Polytechnic Institute."**
The difference between the Albert Einstein and Emil Warburg is clear: while Einstein was literally unknown nobody in particular prior to 1905, Emil Warburg was already well establish scientist, being the president of the German Physics Society since 1899 and a member of one of the most powerful Jewish-German banking dynasties in the world! To say that they were friends is to greatly exaggerate their relationship.
Well, I didn't write the article in detail, it was meant as an overview, I can expand here a bit.
Poincare never intended to publish his General Relativity paper because it was his mental exercise of sorts, where he converted the predominant electromagnetic force into the gravitational equations, which was pure intellectual fantasy, until the mason decided to use it for their nefarious intentions. The papers were stolen and brought in to France where it was translated into German.
In 1905 the masons were ready to announce the Einstein "genius" to the scientific community, and after seven years of silence from Einstein while he was coached by Max Planck, Einstein was announced to the English speaking would in 1919 after Arthur Eddington, a British astronomer and also a mason, pointed to a solar eclipse, thus declaring to the bewildered public that Einstein therefore, somehow, is the greatest genius of all time! You can read their official version of 1919 Einstein introduction in the article linked below.***
Fascinating conspiracy. I am planning to write a book if someone is interested in collaboration, I release it open source anyway. However the story is very interesting, long, and twisted. Would make a good read. :)
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emil_Warburg
** http://www.library.ethz.ch/en/Resources/Digital-collections/Einstein-Online/Einstein-s-Studies-at-the-Polytechnic-in-Zurich-1896-1900
*** http://m.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Relativity_and_the_1919_eclipse