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Author Topic: Suing steven mark  (Read 4536 times)

HopeForHumanity

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Suing steven mark
« on: August 24, 2009, 07:31:01 AM »
If the world would ultimately destroy itself because steven mark is hiding his device and himself, would it be possible to sue him? Or even suing him for something just to find out if he is alive or where he currently lives? Because if he doesn't show up for court, they will have a warrant for his arrest.

Please don't laugh and bash if this seems silly. It was just an idea...

EMdevices

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Re: Suing steven mark
« Reply #1 on: August 24, 2009, 08:42:48 AM »
we can sue him for "contempt of the forum"   :)

I hear you, not a bad idea, but I won't do that to the poor guy.  Just pay the $29 bucks and hire a private online detective, then call him, and wait for his pissed off voicemail.    LOL    :D

EM

Cloxxki

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Re: Suing steven mark
« Reply #2 on: August 24, 2009, 01:17:12 PM »
we can sue him for "contempt of the forum"   :)

I hear you, not a bad idea, but I won't do that to the poor guy.  Just pay the $29 bucks and hire a private online detective, then call him, and wait for his pissed off voicemail.    LOL    :D

EM
Steven is warning us that if we slightly mis-interpret details, we may well do the destruction by our own hands, on a local scale.
I am not sure anyone can be forced to hand over FE tech, first we'd have to prove he really has it.
Wouldn't want to be in his shoes. It's easy to comment from the sideline.

rotaryfcg

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Re: Suing steven mark
« Reply #3 on: August 24, 2009, 01:59:51 PM »
What's this BS ?
Why don't sue the big corporations, the big oil industries ,the army and the navy and the very end why don't sue the US government?
BS

Trino Cularoid

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Re: Suing steven mark
« Reply #4 on: August 24, 2009, 02:58:15 PM »
The only positive thing I could see would be to do it in such a way that he, in some way, also would officially be released from the promise he gave (or had to give) to not talk about the TPU details...

innovation_station

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Re: Suing steven mark
« Reply #5 on: August 24, 2009, 03:37:47 PM »
well sueing is no answer .... 

so drop that crap talk ...   

i would leave the dude alone ...  what sm has done can be redone

but ....   im sure it took him some time to figure out what was going on in his coils ...

so to think you will just throw it togather with out MASSIVE RESERCH .. AND MANY HOURS OF DEDICATION ...  YOUR LIEING TO YOURSELF ...

of course it works ... 

i had absulatlly nothing to do with the original tpu ...   but i wanted to know how it worked so i stoped at nothing to find out ... 

now i know ...

and so can anyone who truely has a desire to do so ...

i started with the sm tpu's ...  that lead to tesla ... tesla lead to the egyptians ...  egyptians lead to alantis ... and to my parents ... so ... hummmmmm

what more can i say....

W

there were many many other inventions i have had a look at ...  but push comes to shove ...

its TESLAS ...  ;)

NOW ANYONE KNOW HOW REINCARNATION WORKS ...  ;D

jibbguy

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Re: Suing steven mark
« Reply #6 on: August 24, 2009, 04:03:35 PM »
I think your right, Trino. No "Non-Disclosure Agreement" is worth anything in Court. And any employee can be subpoenaed to testify under oath.

Another thing a civil suit could show, is who is really behind "U.E.C." Obviously it is not a real company, with bricks and mortar and products, but is only a holding company that is a subsidiary of another corporation; or owned by individuals hiding behind it... Created only to hold this and maybe other technologies too.

Through subpoenaing the U.E.C. information, the lawyers for the Plaintiffs might be able to show that a corp like "G.E." or "Siemens" was the real owner... Or another major corporation with Public Stock Offerings and Consumer Sales. If the news that a major corporation was deliberately shelving clean and cheap energy technology was ever made public.... What would happen to the consumer sales and stock value of that corporation once the world heard about it? 

Lol once the stock began to take a nose-dive, and the consumer sales started to crash; the executives of that corp could expect to be thrown out of the plane at 10,000 feet... Without a "Golden" or any other kind of parachute  ;)

HopeForHumanity

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Re: Suing steven mark
« Reply #7 on: August 25, 2009, 01:06:50 AM »
I have no intention of doing something mean to steven mark. The problem with replicating the TPU is we don't actually know who he is, if he is still alive or not, and his background. Infact, a large part of figuring out how to build a device is to understand the inventor. Before you can understand tesla's patents, you must first understand who tesla is in the first place. There is nothing wrong with speeding up research by locating a person and figuring out if he is alive. I think that once he has been truly discovered, he will no longer remain in hiding. I have a feeling some people here might be opposed to this because they didn't think of this first. lol

utilitarian

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Re: Suing steven mark
« Reply #8 on: August 25, 2009, 01:36:55 AM »
If the world would ultimately destroy itself because steven mark is hiding his device and himself, would it be possible to sue him? Or even suing him for something just to find out if he is alive or where he currently lives? Because if he doesn't show up for court, they will have a warrant for his arrest.

Please don't laugh and bash if this seems silly. It was just an idea...

"They" will not have a warrant for his arrest just because he fails to respond to a civil complaint.  I think you confuse civil and criminal law.