12 thoughts on “Sign Our Petition”

1. Raymond G. February 12, 2014 at 12:42 am

   This is why I choose to do business with China! At least they operate on INTEGRITY , TRUST AND HONOR! Americans are just too greedy!!!!!

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2. Diane MacKay February 25, 2014 at 12:06 am

   I am so sick and tired of the Big Guys wining. It is time to take a stand…one by one we can overcome! Please help.

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3. william morinville March 31, 2014 at 6:04 pm

   a patent is property… intellectual property… which should be protected by our government. the constitution does protect that right. it is the large moneyed companies that do not want those rights protected. why buy an intellectual property if you can steel the idea and profit from it.
   i have been able to observe such thefts where the inventor tries to get some company to use his invention and explains how it will benefit the company. the company declines the purchase and uses the idea anyway and makes the product and profits from the the intellectual property.
   if we lose the patent protection this will become rampant in every field of commerce.
   PATENT PROTECTION IS IN THE CONSTITUTION.

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4. RobinBeth April 3, 2014 at 11:57 pm

   I am a small inventor. The thought that I could/will bring out a profitable product , have that patent issued, then have to have that patent re-examined because some large company thinks they can take it away from me with out a fight, because I don’t have the money to out last their legal ploys to have that invalidated. Then there is nothing to stop them from making it.
   Its and outrage that our own government is being ran roughshod over by the big companies that want this type of garbage made from our “already working fine” patent system.

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5. Merrie East May 9, 2014 at 5:12 pm

   It is sickening and will put an end to innovation as we know it! Us little guys are the majority of the people with the ideas! So sad as we will have no choice but to let our ideas go! Plutocracy at it’s best!

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6. Steve Hirst May 14, 2014 at 10:17 pm

   I agree with William Morinville

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7. RobinBeth May 17, 2014 at 5:34 pm

   The idea that the congress of the Untied States of America would work to cripple the main source of innovation in this country is staggering. Bowing to BIG BUSINESS to steal the rights of individual inventors( those who’s ideas power the new inventions of this country) and enable BB to overpower and steal the small inventors intellectual property, with no consequence is unequaled in our history. Those that vote for this legislation should be jailed for treason. They are intentionally destroying the ability for new innovations to flourish here.

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8. Tom April 22, 2015 at 1:40 am

   It’s all about greed. It would not only harm the “common” inventor in favor of large corporations but would stifle innovation. There is only one reason why Congress would like these proposed changes and we all know what that is.

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9. keith aitchison,. SPORTIFFITNESS Ltd April 22, 2015 at 8:16 am

   Stephen .
   Thanks for this valued opportunity to further this cause and do keep us briefed. However, I too am seeking your assistance with a response to my recent emailed enquiry to Andrew Kraus and a followup copy to your good self which todate has not been acknowledged. Our Company is poised to launch an innovative and new range of Portable Equipment initially targeting GOLFERS – SPORTS FITNESS – OBESITY ISSUES – HEALTH & BEAUTY FITNESS of interest to both sexes with Pro-Approved User-programs to suit each sector. We are in the process of filing Patents to cover the SP Range and are thus very interested in this subject now under your close attention. Patent coverage always has been costly but even more so when it is undermined by Others.
   regards

   Keith Aitchison

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10. Deanie Nelson April 22, 2015 at 7:56 pm

    If you don’t pay attention NOW…then its too late.

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11. Bob Huybrechts April 23, 2015 at 12:43 am

    There is a brilliant way around the compromised patent conundrum! Designed in Europe in the late 80s, the Universal Strategy Development System (or USD-System) allows an independent inventor to own their invention for ever by formatting the disclosure into a book, called an ‘Intellectual Passport CB’. This process precedes the patent system and provides worldwide (184 countries) enforcement. For more information visit: http://www.sosinvention.com/english.
    I am a Consultant for the USD Consortium and I can be reached at Bob(at)InnovationInitiative.org. If you contact the Consortium through the website, please inform them you were prompted by me. Thank you.

    Bob Huybrechts, RDT
    USD-System Consultant – IP Strategy Management
    Bob’s TV interview on the Intellectual Passport: http://www.youtube.com/embed/9yHYbu-2c3Q

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12. Andre Bogan April 23, 2015 at 8:54 am

    Inventors ARE The Life Blood Of Innovation Which Leads To Jobs & Commerce!
    IF We Ruin The Protection Of The Small Inventor …We WILL Be DONE~ As A Creative Powerhouse/Country. Drabo. B-}

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