David, my boy, a patent issued in the United States is completely useless for a method performed completely outside the United States.
Now, I can understand a pro se inventor filing such wackiness, but I am shocked that a US law firm is helping a foreign inventor file such excrement:
Computer system for distributing a validation instruction message
U.S. Patent Application 20080201334
Justin Ryan Simpson (Legal Rep: Brooks Kushman)
Claim 1:
1. A computer system for distributing a validation instruction
message, the computer system being adapted to communicate with an
interface, a specification database and a plurality of European
agent computers, the interface including:
a European patent identifier receiver adapted to receive a European
patent identifier;
and a country selection receiver adapted to receive a country
selection, and the specification database being adapted to store
a plurality of European patent specifications, wherein, when the
computer system receives a European patent identifier and a
country selection, the computer system is adapted to:
(a) obtain, from the specification database, a European patent
specification corresponding to the European patent identifier; and
(b) provide the European patent specification and the validation
instruction message to a European agent computer corresponding to
the country selection.
Justin, more than likely, someone is going to implement this computer system outside the United States, making your U.S. patent (if it issues) completely useless. Such as implementing this system in Europe, where sadly because the EPO and courts love to betray science, engineering, semantics and law with their silly "technical effect" drooling, the European sibling of this patent application will never issue.
