‘FBI wishes it had acted quicker’

‘https://news.yahoo.com/fbi-wishes-had-acted-quicker-215815401.html

‘FBI wishes it had acted quicker as China stole intellectual property’

How can it be that one department in the federal government laments failing to stop theft of inventions while the courts, Congress and the White House have all since the mid 2000’s acted to permit and even sanction that theft? For example, SCOTUS with it’s eBay v Mercexchange decision made it nearly impossible for inventors and small businesses to get injunctions to stop invention thieves. Their Alice decision made it impossible for us to get strong worthwhile patents and invalidated those we already had, while the America Invents Act in part made it impossible for us to keep our patents if we try to enforce against thieves -offshore or on. We prefer to call that bill the America STOPS Inventing Act or ASIA for short as that is where it has sent all our skilled good paying full time jobs. The FBI lament, mere PR or not, changes nothing. The grand theft of America’s ‘faculties’ continues unhindered. Until our bill is passed nothing will materially change, certainly not for the better. Congress, pass our bill.

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‘inviting other countries to steal it’

‘https://www.sciencefriday.com/segments/scientific-espionage/

‘if the open culture of science in the U.S. is inviting other countries to steal it’

When one has porous laws and courts permit theft of inventions nothing can be done to stop the theft. America’s patent laws are now for us only good for draining spaghetti. Trade secrets can protect few as once they are commercialized their secrets can often be easily unraveled. America cannot stop invention theft unless it first changes the law to protect our inventions from theft by our large competitors, wherever they may be, so that inventors will once again have a realistic expectation we will be able to commercialize our inventions. Congress, pass our bill.

Until then, we will take our inventions with us to the grave as has happened throughout the world over the ages. The patent system our founders created changed all that, but their system has been destroyed by the doctrine of theft. All it now protects is theft by our large competitors. This system, what is left of it, is a travesty for many inventors and small businesses. It is a sport of thieves.

For our position and the changes we advocate (the rest of the truth) to restore the patent system, or to join our effort, please visit us at https://aminventorsforjustice.wordpress.com/category/our-position/
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