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Brian M. Adrian of
Friedman & Friedman Tries To Access One Of InventorEd's
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----- Original Message -----
From: "RJR InvEd" <RJR InvEd org>
To: ""Brian M. Adrian"" <BMA@friedman-law.com>
Sent: Monday, January 31, 2005 4:08 PM
Subject: Attempt to post to restricted InventorEd mail
list.
I was notified this AM that you attempted to post to
Inventors-L@InvEd.org.
Please be advised that we screen all subscribers to the
forums. We only
allow people associated with invention marketing firms
who have a verifiable
track record of successfully commercializing inventions
on our forums.
Unfortunately you client's record is on the order of a
small fraction of a
percent, and even those numbers are questionable.
I have many issues competing for my time. So,
absent any other factors
which change my priorities I only devote five percent or
so of the available
time to the problem of invention promotion fraud.
And of that five percent
only a fraction of it is spent on the issue of ISC,
Friedman & Friedman, and
the other affiliated clients.
When any promoter or their lackeys mess with InventorEd
in any way I focus
resources of the organization tightly on the offender for
months. Think of
this as quality time, where we help the target
organization achieve their
full potential and widespread public recognition. A
competitor of your
yours became an example of this recently in your local
news.
I know that your handlers are proud of their ability to
reach into your
local government and courts. In fact I have to say
that I was impressed
when Mr. Friedman bragged to me about his wife's position
as a judge. I was
so impressed that I have now identified other people with
similar
experiences. Needless to say the implications of Mr.
Friedman's boasts were
not lost on me. But I think it likely he has not
given this enough thought,
just as he failed to do so the first time he sought
InventorEd's help with
the RICO
embarrassment.
I have a degree of influence and reach at the Federal
level which likely
rivals what your and related organizations enjoy on your
turf.
You may not be aware that I am the President of the Professional Inventors
Alliance and that I was the President of the Advisory
Board of the Alliance
for American Innovation for many years. I spend
four to eight weeks a year
in Washington and over the years have made many
interesting contacts. Mr.
Friedman received an educational experience from one of
those contacts when
he requested that I introduce him to Paul Levy with the Public Citizen
Litigation group.
We have about sixty volunteers working behind the
scenes and can easily
recruit more if the need arises. A dozen or so of
those volunteers are
retired Federal law enforcement employees who are busy
collecting
information about several hundred companies for
InventorEd. Several other
volunteers are retired from the IRS. Others are
journalists and public
relations professionals. It is an interesting
situation because when we
have a compelling reason they can reach into many state
and Federal
agencies, cutting rapidly through the normal red tape.
One example of our reach is the fate of Kaardal.
Mr. Friedman made some
threats, and some serious tactical errors in the past
including drawing
InventorEd's attention with massive hits on our server.
This in turn caused
us to notice that there were also many visits from Kaardal's
domain. I am
sure you appreciate how that ended.
Finally getting to the point, are you demanding attention
right now? Or
would you rather we continue our current projects
addressing other companies
and issues? Perhaps even more important, would your
clients appreciate the
fallout which your actions might precipitate?
Ronald J. Riley
www.InventorEd.org
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