/mlpol/ - My Little Politics

According to Jews (who are not known for being honest), the first cell phone was invented by Motorola in 1973. However, the Jews would like to have you believe that this means they are smarter than white gentiles, but it's not true. In reality, mobile phones have already been around since 1917 when Finnish inventor Eric Tigerstedt invented the first working mobile communications device that he filed a patent for (pic related). Then in the 1940s you started seeing Bell phones that were 0G like the MTS, IMTS and AMTS. These used VHF instead of cellular systems, however.

If they say the same about cell phones then the same is true about the internet with the likes of Leonard Kleinrock, Paul Baran and Bob Kahn who invented packet switching and TCP/IP in 1969 with the founding of DARPANET. But prior, the military was already using Wide Area Networks during the Cold War in the 1950s (see Semi-Automatic Ground Environment / SAGE or the Soviet attempts to make something similar). Truth be told, Belgian philanthropist Paul Otlet already had the idea for the World Wide Web in the 1930s and he created the Mundaneum, which was a library of information, kinda like a search engine. Other people at the time and were impressed, like Vannevar Bush who hypothesized an electromechanical device called the Memex in the 1940s and the writings of H.G. Wells.

Another thing they say is radio technology thanks to Hertz. But is it true? Well, kinda. He proved the existence of electromagnetic waves but to say that without him we wouldn't have X is flat out wrong, because it was a number of people who contributed to that in the same way it was for the internet. Maxwell theorized electromagnetism while Hertz only proved their existence but considered the discovery of little value while Marconi picked up on the idea and created the first wireless communications apparatus using Hertz's discoveries. So I guess you can say radio was a Scottish idea, a Jewish discovery and an Italian invention.

Anything else?