There are many stories out there regarding the Semiconductor patents and the fate of those patent holders who were on the missing Maylaysian airliner. The false stories being circulated are a distraction that is reminiscent of the MO that brought Dan Rather down on the subject of President Bushs military experience. The method used creates a fiction very close to the reality and in the process leads the public to disbelieve there is a problem and that Rather behaved in an unprofessional manner. The result, everyone seemed to discredit the truthful story. The Rothschild involvement creates a big red flag when it comes to people finding out the truth -- like the Rather story -- its good enough for them. The account I heard from probably most informed person on the planet said the following: There were three patent holders, not four, the patent agreements were in process and soon to be approved. The agreement said the three were equal owners of the patent rights and in case of the death of one or more, the rights would be divided equally among the survivors. Two of the owners were on the missing plane. Four days following that, the patent was approved and the remaining partner is sole owner of the patent.
Posted on: Tue, 11 Nov 2014 21:12:51 +0000
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