Distributed Salvation™
The history of the project:
As usual, patent trolling and trademark infringement continue to plague the projects
in an effort to confuse the public and steal credit for computer science work done in
Southeastern Oklahoma. That we even have academics (Masters graduates, PhD recipients,
and adjunct professors) issuing criminal threats underlines the harm that a non-PhD
developed project independent of the U.S. academic system poses to such institutions -
and retaliation against any who openly dispute the value of U.S. education services in
job placement and credibility.
It's sad, really, that it should come down to threats and legal maneuvers to block a technology like distributed computing in the West, but that is what Western government has essentially done, by imposing a tax on "intellectual property" in 2008 in Oklahoma - seeking to claim ownership on extortion of a fixed sum unrelated income from software developers and writers, authors, and film studios. This taxation, demanding a portion on "assessed fair market value of total sale including all rights" annually, is a violation of the 4th Amendment. Failure to pay the arbitrary fee will result in a lien (a claim of total ownership) by the Oklahoma Tax Commission. In essence, confiscation of intangible and intellectual property (including patent rights) for failure to pay a monetary sum which is unlikely to ever be collected (as royalty license, not sale or trade, is the common application of intellectual property) - and to demand such extortion perpetually as the value of intangible intellectual property is both variable to its use in market and fluctuates radically (unlike tangible property, land, and physical goods against which similar ad valorem taxes are also assessed). As a result, in 2010, the M2OS project by James Allen and Shadowdancers LLC is against reconsidering if the United States deserves the benefits of this technology - or if the discoveries should be developed in another country where intellectual property and physical right to personal property described under the 1st and 4th Amendment are honored. Further harassment, violatinog 18 U.S.C. 1951 and 1513 (e) are detailed in the 2001-2010 concealment of the developer's family by the United States of America without trial or due process, right to appeal, or lawful action on formal criminal complaint (18 U.S.C. 1738A e) as detailed at: http://www.adaok.org/ Mr. Allen has been denied visitation or contact with his child, kidnapped August 11 2001 without cause or State agency in malicious extortion and blackmail effort, for 9 years. He has cause for complaint, and right to claim criminal persecution based on criminal denial of State and Federal agent services contributing to cruel and unusual punishment, extortion, blackmail, criminal genocide by policy against his religious status at the time of his son's birth (unmarried father, victim of physical domestic violence and spousal abuse - denied all lawful relief on the basis of gender and religious bigotry in the State of Texas and Oklahoma). Mr. Allen is now seeking $750 million in civil damages, and criminal conviction under the CPPCG - citing Article IV in denial of his class action against Texas and the United States which claimed "Sovereign Immunity" on charge of numerous crimes equaling genocide in combination to denial of due process or legal cause. Distributed Salvation, M2OS, Massive-Multiplayer-Operating-System, and the "black-cat-flag" are trademarks of Shadowdancers L.L.C. since 1999. Copyright © 2010 Shadowdancers L.L.C. - All Rights Reserved. |