During WW2, the United States worked with Britain to develop technology to send wireless signals across airwaves via Radar Microwaves.
Vannevar Bush (MIT, Raytheon, GE, ARDC, NDRC, NSF, NACA, US OSRD, Carnegie) of the National Defense Research Committee collaborated with Henry Tizard (Westminster, Churchill via Lindemann, Royal Institution, Oxford, UK DSIR, Imperial College, ARC - CSSAD, DRPC, ACSP, Fellow of Royal Society) of The Tizard Mission to make this happen.
At a meeting on September 19, 1940, the Americans described Loomis (MIT) and Compton's (MIT) microwave research. They had an experimental 10 cm wavelength short wave radar, but admitted that it did not have enough power and that they were at a dead end.
Taffy Bowen and John Cockcroft of the Tizard Mission then produced a cavity magnetron, a device more advanced than anything the Americans had seen, with a power output of around 10 kW at 10 cm, enough to spot the periscope of a surfaced submarine at night from an aircraft.
To exploit the invention, Bush decided to create a special laboratory. The NDRC allocated the new laboratory a budget of $455,000 for its first year.
Loomis suggested that the lab should be run by the Carnegie Institution, but Bush convinced him that it would best be run by MIT. The Radiation Laboratory (MIT's RadLab), as it came to be known, tested its airborne radar from an Army B-18 on March 27, 1941.
By mid-1941, it had developed SCR-584 radar, a mobile radar fire control system for antiaircraft guns.
What they won't tell you, is that this microwave radiation technology would go on to cause the poisoning of countless people, creating things like Havannah Syndrome, and recreating most of the symptoms of what they purport to be SARS, and is used worldwide today.
They used their position in the FDR Administration to selectively elevate this technology through the first known Venture Capital Firm, created by Vannevar Bush, Karl Taylor Kompton, Ralph Flanders, Georges Doriot, and Merill Griswold to seed fund the HVEC company that was started by Donald Trumps Uncle, John G. Trump, who was mentored by both Bush and Kompton during his tenure at MIT and beyond.
We see this same methodology applied today via VC firms like BlackRock, Kleiner-Perkins, and Sequoia, to create the illusion of a free market. When in reality, the technology and businesses that are elevated to mainstream relevance enough to have market share, was almost always seed funded by these same interests.
Their ability to press infinite thumbs on the scale due to their insurmountable capital, fostered by the adoption and regulation of these companies and technologies exclusively in the interest of the control paradigm.
This system became almost autonomous once SUN Microsystems (now Oracle), partnered with (mostly) DARPA, the CIA, and Mossad to create Blackrock's Aladdin via Charles Hallac (First Boston, Barclays, Israel) and Bennett Golub (Trepp, Financial Engineering Group, Board of International Association of Financial Engineers, Board of the Global Association Risk Professionals, United Jewish Appeal – Federation of Jewish Philanthropies).
Early participants include:
-Bill Joy (DARPA, Bell Labs, UC Berkley, National Academy of Engineering, Bolt, Beranek and Newman [BBN])
-Andy Bechtolsheim (DARPA, Google, Fulbright, Granite Systems)
-Vinod Khosla (Kleiner-Perkins, Khosla Ventures, Carnegie Mellon University, Stanford, Daisy Systems, Juniper Networks, OpenAI)
-Eric Schmidt (Google, Apple, Novell, Mayo Clinic, Innovation Endeavors, Schmidt Futures, Relativity Space, Special Competitive Studies Project, PCAST, US NSC on AI, Carnegie Mellon University, Citizen of Cyprus)
-Scott McNealy (American Motors, Onyx Systems, Cranbrook, Mitt Romney, CEO of SUN for over 20 years until facilitating the sale to Larry Ellisons Oracle [CIA])
Fortune 500 Companies are not actually "real". They don't start in garages, they start with institutional investments and government contracts.
They have been for about 80-90 years at this point, and prior to the venture capital model existing, you had "Family Dynasty Funds" like Rockefeller, Carnegie, and Ford doing the same thing for over 100.
Before that it was banks, churches, and kings.
The names may change, but the game remains the same.