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This
is the true, untold story of one
of America's most influential and
unsung inventors of modern time;
the inventor and the patent
holder of the wireless telephony
technology. Today's telecom
industry calls the NBS100 VATs
technology, WiFi
over the Internet or VoIP.
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STORY NBS100
- In the now famous lecture in
the praise of patent laws -- The
Proposed Feature Film is a
cross-between the TV Series:
BOSTON LEGAL, TUCKER and A
BEAUTIFUL MIND It
all begins in the present day.
Malcom Tinker -- Malcom
Tinker, spoke prolifically for an
hour -- THE
SUBCOMMITTEE BEING ADJOURNED FOR
RECESS -- Troy
is next seen approaching the
mysterious lady. -
OLD WOMAN - -
TROY - Where? -
OLD WOMAN - She
hands him an
address. Cut
to: Cut
to: Cut
to: Cut
to: More Story
Background /// MORE
STORY AND PHOTOS: "Grandpa
Nat" MORE
STORY - NBS100b
Timeline "A"
Screen
Play Treatment ----Since
1908 - the U.S. government has
sold and granted licenses for the
right to use the frequencies
emitted into the atmosphere by
the wireless telephone, radio,
and television broadcaster. The
amount exceeds more than $30
Billion
Dollars. /// Respectfully
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THE MOVIE - (The Treatment)
Study
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Summary
Gov.
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Acknowledgments
"Wireless"
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Moment
NBS100
Presents
Treatment For Film and Motion
Picture Theatrical Release
Registered
WGA -
Cory/Stubblefield
The working titles for this
Hollywood feature include:
•
'The $27Billion Movie'
•
'The Secret
Keeper'
• ' Firewire and
Watermelons' •
'The Wireless
Telephone and the Smart Daaf
Boys'
• 'Clarissa, the
Compass
• 'WiFi, ITS
INVISIBLE KILLER RF
WAVES.' --
Story of Nathan B.
Stubblefield, The Inventor and
Patent Holder of the Wireless
Telephone.
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Nathan
B. Stubblefield, was a dynamic
and ingenious hi-tech educator
and melon farmer from Kentucky,
who in 1892, became the first man
to successfully create the WiFi
wireless voice atmospheric
telephone, and the first to
patent "wireless telephony" -
1908, a century before the cell
phone or VoIP came along!
SEE
MORE STORY ABOUT "GRANDPA
NAT"
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The
big monopoly minded corporations
and military powers lurking in
the shadows would destroy his
will and governments did seize
his patented frequencies, by
regulatory seizure without
payment. Only a century later
would his grandson try to right
that wrong and make the powerful
wireless companies pay for their
greed and malice. Through this
journey he would discover who his
grandfather really was and why he
was all but erased from the
history books.
Abraham Lincoln spoke of the
importance of protecting and
encouraging the fire of genius,
in the discovery and production
of new and useful things.
• •
The realationship between the
Government, its reglatory
agencies, and its citizens, is
one that could be described as
one who acts in the capacity as a
fiduciary. And it was John Locke
who wrote, "Government has no
other end than the preservation
of property."
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Before becoming president,
Lincoln's lectures always
stressed ownership, it was the
fruits of labor. He stated in
1858, "man is not the only animal
who labors; but he is the only
one who improves his
workmanship," In 1859 he praised
the patent laws for having
"secured to the inventor, for a
limited time, the exclusive use
of his invention; and thereby
added the fuel of interest to the
fire of genius, in the discovery
and production of new and useful
things." - SEE
MICHAEL POWELL's WEBCAST ON THE
$27 BILLION QUESTION ON EXCLUSIVE
USE OF PATENT & THE NBS10O
GOV. FREQUENCY
TAKEOVER
a
popular well known, high profile
legal scholar, is seen walking up
the steps of the capitol building
in Washington, D.C. with an
entourage of several high ranking
legal experts in the field of
telecomunication, education and
rules of sedition, including
members of the academia from the
state of Kentucky, and family
members of NBS100 radio trust
group.
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•
They are on their way to attend
the testimony of the Chairman and
former members of the Federal
Communications Commission before
the subcommittee on Science,
State, Justice, and Commerce of
the Committee on Appropriations
United States House of
Representatives.
•
•
Once
inside the chambers, Troy
Cory-Stubblefield, who heads the
NBS100 trustee group for the
estate of N.B. Stubblefield
focuses their attention to the
outcome of their frequency
seizure claims in the amount of
$27 billion dollars or more, to
be proven up at the time of
trial, if there would be one. The
speaker of the house recognizes
Troy and introduces him as the
grandson of Nathan B.
Stubblefield, the inventor of the
wireless telephone in 1892.
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•
As
the speaker of the committe reads
the Federal Communications
Commission's Fiscal Year Budget,
attorney Tinker focuses his
attention to a mysterious old
woman, sitting in the back row in
a wheelchair, listening
intensenly to what the speaker
was saying.
•
•The
committee speaker was now
reflecting on the net revenue
collected by the FCC since 1996,
in an amount that exceeded $26.8
billion
dollars.
In addition to
the
$26.8
billion,
another $18 billion in revenue is
projected from frequency auction
sales that will take place
between 2006 through
2010.
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Tinker,
knowingly understood a
subcommittee representing
Science, State, Justice, and
Commerce -- was not part of the
Sherwood Forest featuring
Robinhood. But after Tinker
hearing it "right from the horses
mouth" -- that the amount that
could be paid to the Stubblefield
NBS100 family trust for the
abovesaid wireless telephone
frequencies sales -- seized by
the U.S. Signal Corps in 1913,
was set by those members of the
subcommittee, in an amount that
would exceed $40 billion dollars,
his eyes were directed back at
the face of the mysterious old
woman.
•
•Seeing
her face light up when she heard
"$40 billion dollars" --
something magic was about to
happen. By her deteriorated
physical state, anyone in the
room could tell she was well over
a hundred years old, -- and she
had a few surprises under her
belt.
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•
It
was further agreed the regulatory
seizures of Stubblefield's
frequencies by the government
were valid by law, but they were
never paid for by the U.S.
Government, as required by law.
The subcommittee adjourned for
lunch to study
the
original Testimony of FCC
Chairman, Kevin J. Martin,
before
Malcom
Tinker, the attorney for NBS100
radio trust was to give arguments
for his
clients.
almost
entirely without notes. It was
easy to understand why juries and
jurists both liked him.
•
•
He
sounded reasonable, and his plain
respect for the law wasnt't
marred by the sanctimony. As if
making an opening statement at
trial, he laid out the facts
clearly and carefully -- and then
gracefully elevated the
rhetoric.
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"When
an agency of the government is
charged with sedition and
obstruction of justice," he said,
"it does show the world that this
is a country that takes its law
seriously, that all citizens,
including the government are
bound by the law."
•
•
He
used the word "rules and
sedition" 7 times; and the words,
"America must not be cheap, she
must pay her bills, as she
requires credit card holder to
pay theirs".
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Naturally,
the congressmen pleaded with
Tinker to reveal more, so he did.
Ten times, he referred to
inventor NBS as a lonely man, in
seclusion for 15 years, and dying
as a secret keeper, 13 times, and
5 times to the words "that NBS's
wireless telephone was deemed so
sensitive in 1908, that it was
taken over by the U.S. Signal
Corps. with malice, and without
cash payment."
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Tinker
reminded those at the hearing
with the statement, that
Stubblefield's property was
seized by Regulatory Seizure, in
1913, just like the U.S. Signal
Corps. did after World War II, in
seizing and stealing the property
belonging to Holocaust victims in
the Berchtesgarden and Swiss Bank
cases, that were finally settled
in 2005 for over $6 billion
dollars.
the
mystery woman in the back row,
carefully watches her nurse as
she places an envelope into
Troy's hands. The envelope
contains several black and white
pictures, patents for inventions
and original research ideas from
Nathan Stubblefield, dating from
1892 to 1928, the year of
Nathan's death.
•
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It
definitely gets Troy's attention,
as well as the attention of
Malcom Tinker, because it was his
job to convince the members of
the subcommittee as to who in the
NBS100 and Kentucky
Telephon-on-delgreen trust group,
would control the monetary award,
if any.
•
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If
the members of Congress were to
grant the billion dollar amount
to the NBS100 family trust group,
would the $Billions wind up being
used for hi-tech education
purposes, or be used for
developing wireless RDIF
cemeteries around the world, as
proposed by the Stubblefield
heirs, or both?
Where did you get
these?
I worked for General Squier
many years ago. These belonged to
your grandfather, Nathan, there's
more you know . . . a lot
more.
Won't you meet me for tea, so
we can talk about it?
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Troy pulls his car up at the home
of the old woman. The full time
male nurse, a kind young African
American who cares for her greets
him at the door. He walks Troy
into the study, where the old
woman waits in her wheelchair.
Call me LISA. Nathan was a
friend of mine, a long time ago.
He was a good man, he loved his
work.
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The male nurse makes her
comfortable with a blanket and
walks out of the room. The woman
hands Troy a small box containing
pictures, patents, letters,
research ideas, documents, a
journal and at the bottom of the
box, a curious piece of melted
rock in the shape of a
cylinder.
•
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The old woman speaks, and tells a
tale of young brilliant dreamers,
a story of family, heartbreak,
betrayal, corporate thievery and
an unsolved murder.
In the spring of 1865, we
were all still trying to heal
from the great North and South
war. It was before I was born,
but I was told Nathan was quite a
spark, even then.
•
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We flashback to Nathan, five
years old, playing marbles with
his brothers and the local kids.
The game ends when it begins to
rain. Nathan grabs his marbles,
puts them in a pouch, and runs
off with his brothers into the
damp open fields of
Kentucky.
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Nathan hangs his sack of marbles
on a tree next to them. He and
his brothers lay on their backs;
the raindrops hit their face as
they watch the fast approaching
electrical storm in the sky. The
clouds speed quickly across the
sky as the awesome light show
approaches. There is a flash and
then a few seconds later the
thunder. Nathan is playing the
game of counting the seconds
between flash and thunder. The
brothers get scared and insist on
going home but the electricity
fascinates Nathan. He verbally
counts the seconds between flash
and thunder not really noticing
those in-between seconds are
getting shorter and
shorter.
•
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The thunder makes the ground
tremble and the brothers are
frightened, they're ready to run
home.
But Nathan is enjoying this; he
somehow wants to control this
power.
•
•
He looks over to his brothers and
laughs when he sees their hair
standing straight up with static
electricity, a phenomenon that
only happens an instant before a
lightning
strike!
•
•
Suddenly, a bolt of lightning
splits the tree they are sitting
under. The powerful bolt sends
Nathan and his brothers flying
through the air in the explosion.
They all rise slowly but unhurt,
their clothes charred from the
blast, Nathan walks to the
flaming and shattered tree and
picks up his torn marble pouch.
The marbles have melted together,
into the shape of a cylinder with
coils wrapped around
it.
•
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The boys cross back through the
town on their way home, a crowd
is gathering around the telegraph
office as the news of something
big is coming through the wires.
Women begin weeping, the men look
disoriented and angry, and some
men even cheer, but for the most
part you could feel the sadness
spreading through the entire
town. It seems that the president
has been shot in a theater.
Lincoln is dead.
PART
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PART
02
PART
03
PART
04
MORE
STORY - NBS100b
Timeline "B" / 1905 to 1910 -
"The Wireless
Patents"
MORE
STORY - NBS100c
Timeline "C" / 1910 to 1916 -
"The Monopoly"
MORE
STORY - NBS100d
Timeline "D" / 1916 to 1925 -
"The World
War
MORE
STORY - NBS100e
Timeline "E" / 1925 to 1934 -
"Radio Stations /
FCC
MORE
STORY - NBS100f
Exhibit "F" / About The NBS100
Report
MORE
STORY - NBS100g
Exhibit "G" / About the Act of
1996
MORE
STORY - NBS100h
Exhibit "H" / Wireless Frequency
Sales /
PayBack Time
MORE
STORY - NBS100h
Exhibit "I" / Wireless
/
PayBack Time
MORE
STORY - "NBS100J"
/ PCI STUDY: CROSSED LINES:
Regulatory
Missteps
MORE
STORY - "NBS100K"
/ NBS STUDY: Ddiaries - Follow
The Money
MORE
STORY - "NBS100L"
/ NBS STUDY: LookRadio - Follow
The Money
MORE
STORY - "The
Movie" / NBS Film Treatment: The
Movie - Wireless
Troy Cory-Stubblefield, Josie
Cory
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These
Work-in-Process Titles are Based
on the Books By Troy Cory
Stubblefield and Josie Cory: "The
Smart- Daaf Boys, The Inventors
Of Radio and Television and The
Life Style Of Nathan B.
Stubblefield; " ©1990
Registered Library of Congress
@1993 ISBN 1-883644-00-3;
"Nathan B. Stubblefield "The
Secretkeepers"; and
"Disappointments Are Great,
Follow The Money . . . The
Internet! The Inventors Of
Wireless Webcasting". ©
2000 Library of Congress
@2003
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©Copy
Right 2006 - All Rights Reserved
by TVI Publications, and
Television International
Publishing, and Television
International Publishers, and
Television Int'l Ltd., and
Television International Magazine
ISSN 88364462, TeleFilm Magazine,
TeleVisionFilm Magazine ISSN
88364456, since 1956™
©, and NBStubblefield Family
Fund™ ©1972. Any
Unauthorized Duplication of This
Material, Without the Written
Consent of NB Stubblefield Family
Fund Is Strictly Prohibited Under
U.S. Federal Copyright Law In The
United States and In All
Countries Signatory to the Bern
Convention and the Pan-American
Convention.
----As
the keeper and repository for the
original Nathan B. Stubblefield
wireless telephone patents and
trademarks, 1898 and 1908
respectively,
YOU
HAVE ALREADY BENEFITED by the
efforts of
the Nathan
B. Stubblefield Family Fund.
(NBS100), has
been
accounting for the billions of
dollars worth of wireless
telephone frequencies, various
governments have been sellling --
since
1908.
The NBS100 team has
contributed
to the the following successful
research
projects:
----1.
NBS100
participated in the TVI
Publications of the History of
Wireless Broadcasting and the
Smart Daaf Boys,
1991.
----2.
NBS100
participated in the recent China
Xingtv, Wireless Webcast VRA
TelePlay production of the
Ddiaries, a television series
about Wireless Telephone, the
compass and the SMART DAAF
BOYS
----3.
NBS100
participated in the 1992, 1996
and 2002 demonstrations to
finalize the inclusion and
relationship of the Internet with
Stubblefield's firewire and
Wireless telephone system within
the world wide Internet
system.
Josie
Cory
Publisher/Editor
TVI PUBLISING
TVI
Magazine, tviNews.net, Associated
Press, Reuters, BBC, LA Times, NY
Times, VRA's D-Diaries, Press
Releases, They Said It Tracking
Model, and SmartSearch were used
in compiling and ascertaining
this Yes90 news report.
©2004-2008.
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