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ORIGINAL: WhoreMods

Marconi was Italian, not British, you fuckwit. You're also wrong about Tesla inventing radio transmissions and having it stolen by the conspiracy. He did misinterpret Hertz's early radio transmissions as induction through the earth lines that he was obsessed with as the medium for his planned electric broadcasts (going so far to publish that Maxwell, Lodge and Hertz were all wrong about the phenomena they'd described). Like everything else he was doing at the time, Tesla saw the possibility of radio waves purely as a means to his obsession with with broadcast power systems, which had more to do with his feud with Eddison than anything else.
It's great to have role models, isn't it?

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ORIGINAL: WhoreMods

Marconi was Italian, not British, you fuckwit. You're also wrong about Tesla inventing radio transmissions and having it stolen by the conspiracy. He did misinterpret Hertz's early radio transmissions as induction through the earth lines that he was obsessed with as the medium for his planned electric broadcasts (going so far to publish that Maxwell, Lodge and Hertz were all wrong about the phenomena they'd described). Like everything else he was doing at the time, Tesla saw the possibility of radio waves purely as a means to his obsession with with broadcast power systems, which had more to do with his feud with Eddison than anything else.
It's great to have role models, isn't it?

Did you think that ziojizz up all by yourself? ALL AC Power on this planet is grounded to the earth! FUCKWIT




Marconi scandal
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Marconi scandal was a British political scandal that broke in the summer of 1912. It centred on allegations that highly placed members of the Liberal government under Prime Minister H. H. Asquith had profited by improper use of information about the Government's intentions with respect to the Marconi Company. They had known that the government was about to issue a lucrative contract to the British Marconi company for the Imperial Wireless Chain and had bought shares in an American subsidiary.[1]

The political consequences were in fact slight, but certain journalists and writers drew conclusions about corruption in British politics that resonated for 25 years.

That makes you a 4 time FUCKWIT wrong on every account all in one post, congratulations!


Nikola Tesla's Remote Control Boat

Tesla once said, "The world moves slowly, and new truths are difficult to see." It was his way of responding to the crowd's stunned disbelief upon viewing his scientific wizardry at New York's Madison Square Garden in 1898. Using a small, radio-transmitting control box, he was able to maneuver a tiny ship about a pool of water and even flash its running lights on and off, all without any visible connection between the boat and controller. Indeed few people at the time were aware that radio waves even existed and Tesla, an inventor often known to electrify the crowd with his creations, was pushing the boundaries yet again, with his remote-controlled vessel.

Tesla's presentation, which was part of an Electrical Exhibition, was decried as magic by some, but it's unsurprising that others would focus on its potential as a weapon. It wouldn't be the first time that well-known inventors had made a foray into war devices. Thomas Edison had been involved in the Sims-Edison Electrical Torpedo Company and in 1892 demonstrated the merits of its wire-guided torpedo. This 31-foot-long device was powered and controlled through a hardwired tether and manipulated by a remote on-shore operator, with the goal of harbor defense by delivering an explosive payload into invading vessels. A few months prior to Tesla's radio-controlled presentation, W.J. Clarke, general manager of the US Electrical Supply Company, made use of radio waves for yet another warlike implementation. He proceeded to blow up toy ships by wirelessly detonating floating mines with radio waves, cribbing the basic design for his machine from Italian inventor Gueglielmo Marconi.

Tesla unveiled his own invention at the 1898 exhibition, the display consisted of an indoor pool, a 4-foot-long miniature ship and a control box equipped with various levers. The deck of the ship was studded with antennae for receiving signals, with the tallest located in the center and two others topped with small light bulbs. The lights would help an operator gauge the position and direction of the vessel in the cover of darkness. Its motion was driven by a screw propeller, with a keel and rudder situated in the standard positions for a nautical vessel. Inside the boat's hull, there was an electric motor driving both the propeller and rudder, a storage battery and a mechanism for receiving the radio signals sent from the control box. Without the limits of a wired connection between the controls and the remote device, Tesla's invention would allow operators to effect changes in speed and direction, and control on-board gadgets (such as lights or moving parts), even from a moving vehicle.

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ORIGINAL: WhoreMods

Marconi was Italian, not British, you fuckwit. You're also wrong about Tesla inventing radio transmissions and having it stolen by the conspiracy. He did misinterpret Hertz's early radio transmissions as induction through the earth lines that he was obsessed with as the medium for his planned electric broadcasts (going so far to publish that Maxwell, Lodge and Hertz were all wrong about the phenomena they'd described). Like everything else he was doing at the time, Tesla saw the possibility of radio waves purely as a means to his obsession with with broadcast power systems, which had more to do with his feud with Eddison than anything else.
It's great to have role models, isn't it?

Did you think that ziojizz up all by yourself? ALL AC Power on this planet is grounded to the earth! FUCKWIT




Marconi scandal
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Marconi scandal was a British political scandal that broke in the summer of 1912. It centred on allegations that highly placed members of the Liberal government under Prime Minister H. H. Asquith had profited by improper use of information about the Government's intentions with respect to the Marconi Company. They had known that the government was about to issue a lucrative contract to the British Marconi company for the Imperial Wireless Chain and had bought shares in an American subsidiary.[1]

The political consequences were in fact slight, but certain journalists and writers drew conclusions about corruption in British politics that resonated for 25 years.

That makes you a 4 time FUCKWIT wrong on every account all in one post, congratulations!


Nikola Tesla's Remote Control Boat

Tesla once said, "The world moves slowly, and new truths are difficult to see." It was his way of responding to the crowd's stunned disbelief upon viewing his scientific wizardry at New York's Madison Square Garden in 1898. Using a small, radio-transmitting control box, he was able to maneuver a tiny ship about a pool of water and even flash its running lights on and off, all without any visible connection between the boat and controller. Indeed few people at the time were aware that radio waves even existed and Tesla, an inventor often known to electrify the crowd with his creations, was pushing the boundaries yet again, with his remote-controlled vessel.

Tesla's presentation, which was part of an Electrical Exhibition, was decried as magic by some, but it's unsurprising that others would focus on its potential as a weapon. It wouldn't be the first time that well-known inventors had made a foray into war devices. Thomas Edison had been involved in the Sims-Edison Electrical Torpedo Company and in 1892 demonstrated the merits of its wire-guided torpedo. This 31-foot-long device was powered and controlled through a hardwired tether and manipulated by a remote on-shore operator, with the goal of harbor defense by delivering an explosive payload into invading vessels. A few months prior to Tesla's radio-controlled presentation, W.J. Clarke, general manager of the US Electrical Supply Company, made use of radio waves for yet another warlike implementation. He proceeded to blow up toy ships by wirelessly detonating floating mines with radio waves, cribbing the basic design for his machine from Italian inventor Gueglielmo Marconi.

Tesla unveiled his own invention at the 1898 exhibition, the display consisted of an indoor pool, a 4-foot-long miniature ship and a control box equipped with various levers. The deck of the ship was studded with antennae for receiving signals, with the tallest located in the center and two others topped with small light bulbs. The lights would help an operator gauge the position and direction of the vessel in the cover of darkness. Its motion was driven by a screw propeller, with a keel and rudder situated in the standard positions for a nautical vessel. Inside the boat's hull, there was an electric motor driving both the propeller and rudder, a storage battery and a mechanism for receiving the radio signals sent from the control box. Without the limits of a wired connection between the controls and the remote device, Tesla's invention would allow operators to effect changes in speed and direction, and control on-board gadgets (such as lights or moving parts), even from a moving vehicle.

Marconi set up a company in Britain after he was granted a patent for his radio technology in the UK, which doesn't alter the fact that Marconi was an Italian. Your "citation" also states that Tesla's toy boat was cribbed from Marconi's research.
Nul points.

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Nicolas Hulot made the announcement as he unveiled a series of measures as part of newly elected President Emmanuel Macron's plan to make the country carbon neutral by 2050.

Mr Hulot said he recognised the target would put pressure on France's car manufacturers, but he said they currently had projects which "can fulfil that promise".

As part of the plan, poorer households will receive a premium so they can swap their polluting vehicles for clean alternatives.

The announcement comes after Volvo said on Wednesday it planned to built only electric and hybrid vehicles from 2019.

Speaking at a press conference, Mr Hulot told reporters France would stop using coal to produce electricity by 2022 and that up to €4bn of investments will help to boost energy efficiency.

France is not the only country which aims to ban combustion-powered cars. The Netherlands and Norway previously said they wanted to get rid of petrol and diesel vehicles by 2025 and Germany and India announced similar plans ahead of 2030.

http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/france-petrol-diesel-ban-vehicles-cars-2040-a7826831.html

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Marconi was Italian, not British, you fuckwit. You're also wrong about Tesla inventing radio transmissions and having it stolen by the conspiracy. He did misinterpret Hertz's early radio transmissions as induction through the earth lines that he was obsessed with as the medium for his planned electric broadcasts (going so far to publish that Maxwell, Lodge and Hertz were all wrong about the phenomena they'd described). Like everything else he was doing at the time, Tesla saw the possibility of radio waves purely as a means to his obsession with with broadcast power systems, which had more to do with his feud with Eddison than anything else.
It's great to have role models, isn't it?

Did you think that ziojizz up all by yourself? ALL AC Power on this planet is grounded to the earth! FUCKWIT




Marconi scandal
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Marconi scandal was a British political scandal that broke in the summer of 1912. It centred on allegations that highly placed members of the Liberal government under Prime Minister H. H. Asquith had profited by improper use of information about the Government's intentions with respect to the Marconi Company. They had known that the government was about to issue a lucrative contract to the British Marconi company for the Imperial Wireless Chain and had bought shares in an American subsidiary.[1]

The political consequences were in fact slight, but certain journalists and writers drew conclusions about corruption in British politics that resonated for 25 years.

That makes you a 4 time FUCKWIT wrong on every account all in one post, congratulations!


Nikola Tesla's Remote Control Boat

Tesla once said, "The world moves slowly, and new truths are difficult to see." It was his way of responding to the crowd's stunned disbelief upon viewing his scientific wizardry at New York's Madison Square Garden in 1898. Using a small, radio-transmitting control box, he was able to maneuver a tiny ship about a pool of water and even flash its running lights on and off, all without any visible connection between the boat and controller. Indeed few people at the time were aware that radio waves even existed and Tesla, an inventor often known to electrify the crowd with his creations, was pushing the boundaries yet again, with his remote-controlled vessel.

Tesla's presentation, which was part of an Electrical Exhibition, was decried as magic by some, but it's unsurprising that others would focus on its potential as a weapon. It wouldn't be the first time that well-known inventors had made a foray into war devices. Thomas Edison had been involved in the Sims-Edison Electrical Torpedo Company and in 1892 demonstrated the merits of its wire-guided torpedo. This 31-foot-long device was powered and controlled through a hardwired tether and manipulated by a remote on-shore operator, with the goal of harbor defense by delivering an explosive payload into invading vessels. A few months prior to Tesla's radio-controlled presentation, W.J. Clarke, general manager of the US Electrical Supply Company, made use of radio waves for yet another warlike implementation. He proceeded to blow up toy ships by wirelessly detonating floating mines with radio waves, cribbing the basic design for his machine from Italian inventor Gueglielmo Marconi.

Tesla unveiled his own invention at the 1898 exhibition, the display consisted of an indoor pool, a 4-foot-long miniature ship and a control box equipped with various levers. The deck of the ship was studded with antennae for receiving signals, with the tallest located in the center and two others topped with small light bulbs. The lights would help an operator gauge the position and direction of the vessel in the cover of darkness. Its motion was driven by a screw propeller, with a keel and rudder situated in the standard positions for a nautical vessel. Inside the boat's hull, there was an electric motor driving both the propeller and rudder, a storage battery and a mechanism for receiving the radio signals sent from the control box. Without the limits of a wired connection between the controls and the remote device, Tesla's invention would allow operators to effect changes in speed and direction, and control on-board gadgets (such as lights or moving parts), even from a moving vehicle.

Marconi set up a company in Britain after he was granted a patent for his radio technology in the UK, which doesn't alter the fact that Marconi was an Italian. Your "citation" also states that Tesla's toy boat was cribbed from Marconi's research.
Nul points.

I never said or implied marCRONY and his brit pals was anything but a thieve, makes you a 5 times FUCKWIT dunit.


Everyone out here knows that when you do not quote you are lying.

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Marconi was Italian, not British, you fuckwit. You're also wrong about Tesla inventing radio transmissions and having it stolen by the conspiracy. He did misinterpret Hertz's early radio transmissions as induction through the earth lines that he was obsessed with as the medium for his planned electric broadcasts (going so far to publish that Maxwell, Lodge and Hertz were all wrong about the phenomena they'd described). Like everything else he was doing at the time, Tesla saw the possibility of radio waves purely as a means to his obsession with with broadcast power systems, which had more to do with his feud with Eddison than anything else.
It's great to have role models, isn't it?

Did you think that ziojizz up all by yourself? ALL AC Power on this planet is grounded to the earth! FUCKWIT




Marconi scandal
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Marconi scandal was a British political scandal that broke in the summer of 1912. It centred on allegations that highly placed members of the Liberal government under Prime Minister H. H. Asquith had profited by improper use of information about the Government's intentions with respect to the Marconi Company. They had known that the government was about to issue a lucrative contract to the British Marconi company for the Imperial Wireless Chain and had bought shares in an American subsidiary.[1]

The political consequences were in fact slight, but certain journalists and writers drew conclusions about corruption in British politics that resonated for 25 years.

That makes you a 4 time FUCKWIT wrong on every account all in one post, congratulations!


Nikola Tesla's Remote Control Boat

Tesla once said, "The world moves slowly, and new truths are difficult to see." It was his way of responding to the crowd's stunned disbelief upon viewing his scientific wizardry at New York's Madison Square Garden in 1898. Using a small, radio-transmitting control box, he was able to maneuver a tiny ship about a pool of water and even flash its running lights on and off, all without any visible connection between the boat and controller. Indeed few people at the time were aware that radio waves even existed and Tesla, an inventor often known to electrify the crowd with his creations, was pushing the boundaries yet again, with his remote-controlled vessel.

Tesla's presentation, which was part of an Electrical Exhibition, was decried as magic by some, but it's unsurprising that others would focus on its potential as a weapon. It wouldn't be the first time that well-known inventors had made a foray into war devices. Thomas Edison had been involved in the Sims-Edison Electrical Torpedo Company and in 1892 demonstrated the merits of its wire-guided torpedo. This 31-foot-long device was powered and controlled through a hardwired tether and manipulated by a remote on-shore operator, with the goal of harbor defense by delivering an explosive payload into invading vessels. A few months prior to Tesla's radio-controlled presentation, W.J. Clarke, general manager of the US Electrical Supply Company, made use of radio waves for yet another warlike implementation. He proceeded to blow up toy ships by wirelessly detonating floating mines with radio waves, cribbing the basic design for his machine from Italian inventor Gueglielmo Marconi.

Tesla unveiled his own invention at the 1898 exhibition, the display consisted of an indoor pool, a 4-foot-long miniature ship and a control box equipped with various levers. The deck of the ship was studded with antennae for receiving signals, with the tallest located in the center and two others topped with small light bulbs. The lights would help an operator gauge the position and direction of the vessel in the cover of darkness. Its motion was driven by a screw propeller, with a keel and rudder situated in the standard positions for a nautical vessel. Inside the boat's hull, there was an electric motor driving both the propeller and rudder, a storage battery and a mechanism for receiving the radio signals sent from the control box. Without the limits of a wired connection between the controls and the remote device, Tesla's invention would allow operators to effect changes in speed and direction, and control on-board gadgets (such as lights or moving parts), even from a moving vehicle.

Marconi set up a company in Britain after he was granted a patent for his radio technology in the UK, which doesn't alter the fact that Marconi was an Italian. Your "citation" also states that Tesla's toy boat was cribbed from Marconi's research.
Nul points.

I never said or implied marCRONY and his brit pals was anything but a thieve, makes you a 5 times FUCKWIT dunit.


Everyone out here knows that when you do not quote you are lying.

You didn't underline "British" in your swipe from Wiki I've quoted above then, and dredge up a reference to a politcal scandal about inflating stock to make out Marconi was part of the British power structure under zion's rule?
You missed that your cite claims Tesla thieved the research for his remote controlled boat from Marconi, rather than vice versa as you appear to believe?
You should stick to quoting from white supremacists: they actually support the nonsense you're claiming.

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Marconi was Italian, not British, you fuckwit. You're also wrong about Tesla inventing radio transmissions and having it stolen by the conspiracy. He did misinterpret Hertz's early radio transmissions as induction through the earth lines that he was obsessed with as the medium for his planned electric broadcasts (going so far to publish that Maxwell, Lodge and Hertz were all wrong about the phenomena they'd described). Like everything else he was doing at the time, Tesla saw the possibility of radio waves purely as a means to his obsession with with broadcast power systems, which had more to do with his feud with Eddison than anything else.
It's great to have role models, isn't it?

Did you think that ziojizz up all by yourself? ALL AC Power on this planet is grounded to the earth! FUCKWIT




Marconi scandal
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Marconi scandal was a British political scandal that broke in the summer of 1912. It centred on allegations that highly placed members of the Liberal government under Prime Minister H. H. Asquith had profited by improper use of information about the Government's intentions with respect to the Marconi Company. They had known that the government was about to issue a lucrative contract to the British Marconi company for the Imperial Wireless Chain and had bought shares in an American subsidiary.[1]

The political consequences were in fact slight, but certain journalists and writers drew conclusions about corruption in British politics that resonated for 25 years.

That makes you a 4 time FUCKWIT wrong on every account all in one post, congratulations!


Nikola Tesla's Remote Control Boat

Tesla once said, "The world moves slowly, and new truths are difficult to see." It was his way of responding to the crowd's stunned disbelief upon viewing his scientific wizardry at New York's Madison Square Garden in 1898. Using a small, radio-transmitting control box, he was able to maneuver a tiny ship about a pool of water and even flash its running lights on and off, all without any visible connection between the boat and controller. Indeed few people at the time were aware that radio waves even existed and Tesla, an inventor often known to electrify the crowd with his creations, was pushing the boundaries yet again, with his remote-controlled vessel.

Tesla's presentation, which was part of an Electrical Exhibition, was decried as magic by some, but it's unsurprising that others would focus on its potential as a weapon. It wouldn't be the first time that well-known inventors had made a foray into war devices. Thomas Edison had been involved in the Sims-Edison Electrical Torpedo Company and in 1892 demonstrated the merits of its wire-guided torpedo. This 31-foot-long device was powered and controlled through a hardwired tether and manipulated by a remote on-shore operator, with the goal of harbor defense by delivering an explosive payload into invading vessels. A few months prior to Tesla's radio-controlled presentation, W.J. Clarke, general manager of the US Electrical Supply Company, made use of radio waves for yet another warlike implementation. He proceeded to blow up toy ships by wirelessly detonating floating mines with radio waves, cribbing the basic design for his machine from Italian inventor Gueglielmo Marconi.

Tesla unveiled his own invention at the 1898 exhibition, the display consisted of an indoor pool, a 4-foot-long miniature ship and a control box equipped with various levers. The deck of the ship was studded with antennae for receiving signals, with the tallest located in the center and two others topped with small light bulbs. The lights would help an operator gauge the position and direction of the vessel in the cover of darkness. Its motion was driven by a screw propeller, with a keel and rudder situated in the standard positions for a nautical vessel. Inside the boat's hull, there was an electric motor driving both the propeller and rudder, a storage battery and a mechanism for receiving the radio signals sent from the control box. Without the limits of a wired connection between the controls and the remote device, Tesla's invention would allow operators to effect changes in speed and direction, and control on-board gadgets (such as lights or moving parts), even from a moving vehicle.

Marconi set up a company in Britain after he was granted a patent for his radio technology in the UK, which doesn't alter the fact that Marconi was an Italian. Your "citation" also states that Tesla's toy boat was cribbed from Marconi's research.
Nul points.

I never said or implied marCRONY and his brit pals was anything but a thieve, makes you a 5 times FUCKWIT dunit.


Everyone out here knows that when you do not quote you are lying.

You didn't underline "British" in your swipe from Wiki I've quoted above then, and dredge up a reference to a politcal scandal about inflating stock to make out Marconi was part of the British power structure under zion's rule?
You missed that your cite claims Tesla thieved the research for his remote controlled boat from Marconi, rather than vice versa as you appear to believe?
You should stick to quoting from white supremacists: they actually support the nonsense you're claiming.

your post number 21 where you make all your FUCKWIT claims is NOT QUOTED, 7 TIMES FUCKWIT

your comprehension skills are less than a kindergartener and you now graduated to an 8 times FUCKWIT


One of the most famous quotations attributed to Tesla about Marconi is the following: "Marconi is a good fellow. Let him continue. He is using seventeen of my patents."



Tesla sued and found out that when fucking brits are involved you can wipe your ass with a fucking patent, not until after he died did the supreme court award tesla with the invention of the radio.

Crony has a fraudulent nobel prize

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Tesla was right. However his system is never going to be implemented. Number one, there is no money in it. Number two, having this much electricity pumped through the ground would probably be dangerous.


T^T

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I think you are getting confused with Ravioli.

Anyway didn't he invent the radio controlled sub thingy and the US Navy were like nah.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Edison - do you Americans still worship that one. Did he actually invent anything at all?

That reminds me how exactly did TESLA South Park SpaceX Scene get his name

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Your fucking brit ziojiz inc ripped tesla off and fraudulently awarded Crony with the invention of the radio which the supreme court had to straighten out awarding the invention to tesla. 9time fuckwit

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but thats just a gubmint zionist plot by the SCROTUS.

When did the US supreme court become something you worship?

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Your fucking brit ziojiz inc ripped tesla off and fraudulently awarded Crony with the invention of the radio which the supreme court had to straighten out awarding the invention to tesla. 9time fuckwit

Despite the fact that Marconi's radio experiments preceded Tesla's exhibition of his toy boat?
You've still yet to provide a citation for the (ZOG controlled stooges of the conspiracy) supreme court retroactively crediting Tesla with anything, btw.

10 time FUCKWIT, you cant use someone elses patented work and claim it was yours, worse be awarded a nobel prize for stealing someone else work, 10 time FUCKWIT well except of course when you fucking brit royalty stands to lose their investments, then its ok as far as you are concerned

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Your fucking brit ziojiz inc ripped tesla off and fraudulently awarded Crony with the invention of the radio which the supreme court had to straighten out awarding the invention to tesla. 9time fuckwit

Despite the fact that Marconi's radio experiments preceded Tesla's exhibition of his toy boat?
You've still yet to provide a citation for the (ZOG controlled stooges of the conspiracy) supreme court retroactively crediting Tesla with anything, btw.

10 time FUCKWIT, you cant use someone elses patented work and claim it was yours, worse be awarded a nobel prize for stealing someone else work, 10 time FUCKWIT well except of course when you fucking brit royalty stands to lose their investments, then its ok as far as you are concerned

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Your fucking brit ziojiz inc ripped tesla off and fraudulently awarded Crony with the invention of the radio which the supreme court had to straighten out awarding the invention to tesla. 9time fuckwit

Despite the fact that Marconi's radio experiments preceded Tesla's exhibition of his toy boat?
You've still yet to provide a citation for the (ZOG controlled stooges of the conspiracy) supreme court retroactively crediting Tesla with anything, btw.

10 time FUCKWIT, you cant use someone elses patented work and claim it was yours, worse be awarded a nobel prize for stealing someone else work, 10 time FUCKWIT well except of course when you fucking brit royalty stands to lose their investments, then its ok as far as you are concerned

Your initial citation about Tesla's remote controlled boat states that Marconi's work on radio transmission took place first.
Have you found another one that demonstrates that Marconi's prior work was ripping off Tesla's innovations, or is this your weird allergy to history taking place in a set order playing up again?
Was Braun (who shared Marconi's Nobel) ripping off Tesla as well?
When you've got something that demonstrates that Marconi's work was based on Tesla's (rather than Mercadier and Bell's, as most suggest), feel free to cite it instead of sounding like a six year old throwing a tantrum.