UFO? Try top secret
military aircraft. These are the most mysterious military airplanes, jets and
space planes flying today, including the infamous Aurora black triangle, the
Boeing X-37, the new Northrop Grumman unmanned RQ-180 stealth drone, the
Blackstar space bomber, and stealth Black Hawk helicopters.
These incredible black
projects were developed under the watch of the US Air Force, the US Navy, the
CIA, the US Army and NASA. With numerous sightings, they've been the subject
of conspiracy theories and investigations for decades.
Tested in top secret
locations like Area 51, evidence and footage is difficult to obtain but
rumors of their existence continue to persist.
So buckle up for a look
at the 5 most secret military aircraft, and don't be surprised if you
encounter a bit of turbulence...
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staggering technologies...our future?
The
world's first virtual shopping center opened in Korea . All the products are
just LCD screens that allow you to order the items by touching the screen.
When you get to the counter, your items are already bagged and ready to go.
A
cellphone you can bend as much as you like and it will still do everything a
smart phone does.
All of the functions
these items that we used 20 years ago... Are now done by a single smartphone.
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FRANCE RECOGNITION OF PALESTINE 'GRAVE MISTAKE' : ISRAEL. (32:21)
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US JUDICIAL TV PERSONALITY COMMENTS ON TALK SHOW ABOUT LOSS OF RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS. (54:35)
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SiriusDisclosure.com has Government witnesses who have stated that the US Government (and others) illegally seized under National Security Orders (NSOs) patents and inventions that threatened the corporate masters who really run our country- and the world. This fascistic program has now been exposed.
In 2010, the Federation of American Scientists issued a report stating that over 5100 patents has been seized in this manner. This was exposed in the movie Sirius and the report is on our website www.SiriusDisclosure.com. (Scroll down to "related papers". It is the first one.)
For this reason, I have recommended that all such inventions that deal with earth-saving new energy technologies such as Zero Point field generators be open-source and that they not go the patent route, where they will be delayed and ultimately seized.
From the Yahoo article:For the full article with documents click here.
Entrepreneurs and established companies alike depend on the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to legally protect their inventions. But the Patent Office has been using a secret system to withhold the approval of some applications.
Newly released documents reveal that the office, tasked with evaluating and protecting the rights to intellectual property, has a covert system for delaying controversial or inconvenient patents. It's a system that attorneys say, if abused, could function as a way to limit or stomp out emerging companies.
Before today, the program - named the Sensitive Application Warning System (SAWS) - has been mentioned only anecdotally by examiners who work in or with the office, and in a government memo that was leaked in March 2006. However, a new 50-page document obtained by a law firm's Freedom of Information Act request shows the sweeping scope and conflicting interests of this particular set of rules. The law firm behind the request, Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP, frequently represents major tech companies, including Apple, Google, Twitter, and Oracle.
Delays by design
When an application is submitted for a patent from a major law firm, it usually requires the approval of one or two examiners who work within the Patent Office. For Thomas Franklin, a partner at Kilpatrick Townsend, applications that he prosecutes typically issue as patents 22 months after filing. (Though the USPTO's website estimates the average patent pendency time to be 29.1 months, that figure considers independent applicants who are not represented by powerhouse law firms.)
Any application that is categorized in SAWS, however, is placed in a special type of patent purgatory. SAWS-marked patents must be approved by anywhere from three to nine people and can be delayed for years. There is no official channel to notify an applicant once her patent is placed in the system, and the Patent Office has denied requests to divulge what applications are on the SAWS list.
For instance, three years ago, Franklin submitted an application for a startup that needed to secure crucial patents before it filed for public offering. It was being sued by a large company in the same space, and so it paid the Patent Office an extra fee to fast-track the application. Franklin and his client met with the examiner who was in charge of the case, and he seemed fairly confident that it would be approved in a timely manner.
But then, out of the blue, the examiner alluded to a special approvals process that would delay the project.
"He at first made me aware of that and said well, 'That's secret, I'm not supposed to say it,' " Franklin told Yahoo Tech. "That's what piqued my interest as a constitutional issue. There's a secret program that they're not supposed to talk about."
To this day, the patent - which Franklin says is for fairly mundane technology - remains in limbo, with little communication as to why or when it will be resolved from the USPTO. Franklin worries that the system could slow innovation in America.
"If it's a startup trying to get traction against an established player, they may not get funding because they don't get the patent in place," he told Yahoo Tech. "It favors the entrenched incumbent in that space over the person with perhaps breakthrough technology."
Patent applications can be placed in the SAWS program for an extensive number of reasons, which Franklin and his associates call "astonishingly vague." This includes applications of "broad" or "pioneering scope," "seemingly frivolous or silly subject matter," or those "dealing with inventions, which, if issued, would potentially generate unwanted media coverage (i.e., news, blogs, forums)."
Whom does SAWS serve? The final item on this list could include literally any technology but may be particularly aimed at inventions from high-profile companies like Apple, whose patents are often picked apart by dedicated blogs like9to5Mac or MacRumors.
The obtained documents also list areas of technology that might trigger a patent application to be placed in the SAWS program, including "smartphones," "Internet-enabled systems," and "processes and apparatuses involving Education."
It's these vast categories that Adam Charnes, a partner at the firm, says could raise constitutional issues.
"Presumably, not every smartphone patent application is sent into this program," he told Yahoo Tech. "There's no way they could be. There's too many of them. If the criteria don't give any guidance to the agency in deciding what's in or what's out, it leads to the very arbitrariness that we're concerned about."
Charnes and his colleague Kate Gaudry plan to publish an article forLaw360, an online journal, in hopes of informing the public about this program, which they say most companies are wholly unaware of.
"The Patent Office is kind of a funny place," Franklin said. "We have this manual of patenting examining procedure, and it's 1,500 pages long. They tell us everything: all their criterion in excruciating detail. But there is no mention in this huge book of this SAWS program. It's completely off the books."
The USPTO's communication desk did not offer a public comment by time of publication.
Below, the papers obtained from Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP's Freedom of Information Act request.
For copies of documents that are part of this article go to:
“Police just shot a man in the head 10 times for no reason right in front of me”
A man who police say was carrying a knife has died after being shot by police in Hollywood, Los Angeles. He was taken to hospital but did not recover from his injuries. A witness who took a video of the incident on his camera says the man was unarmed.
Police say they were responding to a report of an assault with a deadly weapon on Friday night. On arrival they were met with an “armed man,” CBS Los Angeles reported. According to Detective Meghan Aguilar, the man was carrying a knife, but this is yet to be officially confirmed.
“When he saw the officers, he approached them and an officer involved shooting occurred,” ABC News reported Aguilar as saying.
A witness speaking to Eyewitness News that she heard officers with guns drawn yelling, "He's still got a knife."
The suspect was critically injured and taken to hospital but later died from his injuries, a Los Angeles Police Department spokesman said.
No police officers were injured during the incident.
