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	Comments on: Q4 2014 &#038; Q1 2015 Quick Links Part 5 (Trademarks, Domain Names, Marketing)	</title>
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		By: curtisneeley		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The moral right to control &quot;&lt;i&gt;original artistic communications for a time&lt;/i&gt;&quot; was first protected in England for 53 years before the moral right to control &quot;&lt;i&gt;original artistic communications for a time&lt;/i&gt;&quot; was authorized in 1787 by the United States Constitution though proudly rejected by a career &lt;i&gt;American&lt;/i&gt; lawyer, &lt;i&gt;Benjamin Huntington&lt;/i&gt;, and elementary text book writer, &lt;i&gt;Noah Webster&lt;/i&gt;, in order to create a new authoritative &lt;i&gt;American&lt;/i&gt; dictionary and quickly avert attention from a lawyer&#039;s conscientious objection to the Revolutionary War despite signing the Declaration of Independence a short three years earlier.  Wars are simply failures to honorably litigate serious disputes; - after all.  
The fundamental human right to protect personal honor was disparaged first three years later instead of being protected by Congress with a &quot;limited-time&quot; printing monopoly ritual or rite in the IP backwards &lt;i&gt;America&lt;/i&gt;.  This legal rite or regime remains the solid foundation for the corporate take-over of the United States by &lt;i&gt;America&lt;/i&gt; over 224 years later.  The missing fundamental human right was left protected only vicariously by the 1790 copy[rite] regime when combined with the torts of liable, slander, and defamation.
In &lt;i&gt;America&lt;/i&gt;, the fundamental human right to control free speech is not protected as well as in England or Europe or even as well as the fundamental human right to control free speech was authorized for protection in 1787.  The &quot;web&quot; is an idea imported from Europe capitalizing on the 224+ year &lt;i&gt;American&lt;/i&gt; misspelling of the human right to control original communications for a time.  If &lt;i&gt;America&lt;/i&gt; did not first allow unsolicited indexing by Google Inc and if the FCC did not fail to regulate the union of the wire and radio mediums; the world would be a better place.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The moral right to control &#8220;<i>original artistic communications for a time</i>&#8221; was first protected in England for 53 years before the moral right to control &#8220;<i>original artistic communications for a time</i>&#8221; was authorized in 1787 by the United States Constitution though proudly rejected by a career <i>American</i> lawyer, <i>Benjamin Huntington</i>, and elementary text book writer, <i>Noah Webster</i>, in order to create a new authoritative <i>American</i> dictionary and quickly avert attention from a lawyer&#8217;s conscientious objection to the Revolutionary War despite signing the Declaration of Independence a short three years earlier.  Wars are simply failures to honorably litigate serious disputes; &#8211; after all.<br />
The fundamental human right to protect personal honor was disparaged first three years later instead of being protected by Congress with a &#8220;limited-time&#8221; printing monopoly ritual or rite in the IP backwards <i>America</i>.  This legal rite or regime remains the solid foundation for the corporate take-over of the United States by <i>America</i> over 224 years later.  The missing fundamental human right was left protected only vicariously by the 1790 copy[rite] regime when combined with the torts of liable, slander, and defamation.<br />
In <i>America</i>, the fundamental human right to control free speech is not protected as well as in England or Europe or even as well as the fundamental human right to control free speech was authorized for protection in 1787.  The &#8220;web&#8221; is an idea imported from Europe capitalizing on the 224+ year <i>American</i> misspelling of the human right to control original communications for a time.  If <i>America</i> did not first allow unsolicited indexing by Google Inc and if the FCC did not fail to regulate the union of the wire and radio mediums; the world would be a better place.</p>
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