Website Update: 2012 - - - January 5th - - - 22:30 CDTUpdates continue after disruption caused in July 2011 by spurious criminal complaint on threats of blackmail and extortion to damage or destroy the Beyond War Project and force disclosure of its technology prior official release. Imitation and defamation activity continues now by the parties cited, and so named in criminal acts against the firm taking place in formal complaint as an organization with Interstate business ties to the 1999-2011 harassment and attempted theft of Beyond War intellectual property. Civil remedy is being sought and criminal complaint has been made seeking felony Federal charges. The statute of limitation on child kidnapping and 18 USC §1091 are unlimited, and apply to the abuse executed in this matter systematically. The Situation
Beyond War represents a space war 'serious simulation' MMO RPG online game, under development in the mid-1990s (1996) in Oklahoma - prepared for presenation
in 2001 with recognized industry heads, when a premeditated kidnapping and subsequent 10 year child abduction with commercial Interstate
defamation and criminal fraud arrested normal development. As of 2005, the firm recruited and began preparing its project once more,
only to be physically stalked and attacked again in 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012 by the parties holding the child, responsible for
taking the child, and aiding publicly in the justifiation of the concealment of the child without right to trial or appeal. Acting in
these attacks to directly discredit purposefully the business and products of the victim in extortion activity, including defamation of
the technical value of this project and alleging falsely a malicious attack against the securities of the developer and publishing firm
to protect the critics' role in criminal defamation and child kidnapping activity.
This abuse culminating in 2011 false allegations planned in advance in writing, and re-statement of intent to commit commercial sabotage in favor of Texas and Michigan corporations benefitting from damage to the victimized firm. Limiting the development of Beyond War substantially despite investment of over $150,000 USD in the project in the State of Oklahoma, and damaging labor relations beyond repair in the United States to prevent or hinder domestic development in attacks on the rights and protections of the project creator. What began as a labor of love and technical feat to create a more integral persistent game has now become a centerpiece in the dispute over Western human rights and intellectual property protection. The technology consists of trade secrets and software dealing with flight surface avionic controls, automation, and behavioral distributed computer analytics with military application comparable only with "serious games" (simulators, scientific computing, and advanced computer theory of automation in physical and virtual environments). Efforts to damage the project directly relate to the net estimated release earnings of $12 million USD per year or more ($14.95/monthly fee and conservative target of 6,000 users for a successful online service). Such earnings denied the State of Oklahoma and United States by disruption activity along with hundreds of jobs related support of that service by actions of the State of Texas and State of Oklahoma in the matter of the child removal and criminal threats with violence prior and after separation from the father. The child was taken without a writ, without a court order, and on threat of perpetual concelment in August 2001, and allegations of abandonment made only in October 2001 after telephone threats were made to the father unlawfully demanding property and money. On the Internet since 2002, the project papers pre-date the launch of other competitor products in 2003 and draws its development foundation to early (1991, 1994) written materials and investment in 1996 software development tools and Micron Electronics workstation equipment of over $10,000 USD in the State of Oklahoma. Early work with leading products "Newtek Lightwave 3D 5.0", Sculpt Animate 4D, Ray Dream Studio, and pilot technology projects ZBrush, Modo, Maxwell Renderer, Vue xStream, Fusion, and Red Mysterium sensor technology - underline the direction the studio has taken, despite interference, to build this industry in the State of Oklahoma. Only to be denied on harassment by academic frauds and legal denial of due process for a decade (2001-2011) via unlawful interference. Development proceeds, along with right to exemplary damages sought and duly warranted, this January 2012.
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