What Hilarious Claims!

This is such a Stryxism, stating the claims that these megacorporations are finally 'getting' whatever he believes he spoke about in 1998, etc, etc. James Arnold Allen is histrionic, has the Munchhausen Syndrome and a major Narcissist, you could say his mind is really ripped apart by these illnesses, and the two shames about this are: 1.) he is not seeking help for this problems, and, 2.) he is posting it online for the world to see. 

This is the example of what I mean dudes:

The technology of the project extended to universal protocols for hardware (like TCP, only with strong practical session management security), distributed dynamic load balancing technology with software virtualization (1998 virtualization), advanced trust and authentication systems for protocol independent datagrams (Wassenaar Arrangement tests), and advanced real-time database services for complex systems and mobile computing (laptops and devices, now easily seen in cellular data tools). This was all around 1999.

Projects like Qt, Unity, and Xen have taken this technology ahead in the past 14 years. It does not change the principle value of the Beyond War application, server infrastructure, solid state data device theory for high speed dynamic data set interactions in non-linear space, or other critical developments held to be propreitary under Oklahoma Criminal Law as "Trade Secrets", which imposters have tried time and again to sell to the public as knock-offs of our working research. Even now, on August 2013, Microsoft is beginning to realize what we spoke about in 1998 regarding the 2001 contents of this project, as a game-changing technology on par with national defense and future Internet cyber-security concepts. Late as always.

See...his delusional ego is wild with this stuff. Where does he get it from? Not only did he never give some 'talks' in 1998, but even if he did no one knows who the hell he is, or his make-believe company for that matter. So how and who could he have influenced in the industry when the reality of it all is so starkly different we wonder? Nobody is the easy answer. No one knew anything that he alleges was said ever at some mysterious talks. This delusion needs to be labeled under 'Visionary Lies'.

Another example is below:

The Microsoft story brings to light how they lost their trademark on SkyDrive™ and now "FairFax"™, similar to their use of "Azure"™ shortly after we briefly described our technology in light of the "Tyec"™ alien species (and use of "Azure" to originally name the Tyec in a not-so-subtle nod to "Big Blue" nicknames for International Business Machines), of which and due to the Microsoft infringement we simply changed the originating name of the "Tyec"™ to Azalea (as in, the flower), in reference to a fictional company that built most of the early "Tyec"™ artificial intelligence systems now in the "Beyond War"™ video game universe.

This has us laughing in the office! James Allen is SOOOOO original in his ideas and design innovations that Microsoft has to steal from him, yeah dude, that really happened. This can be filed with the previous claim above. We hate it when these super companies infringe on our ideas and nods are given! Man, that is frustrating. How about Mr. Allen you work on your own intelligence system FIRST before you imagine up one for your game that doesn't exist? We know you have no AI going on because we know you have no game being made. We don't know why you persist in making these claims, it gets you nowhere and no one (but us) reads them barely. So why do it? I am sure the 'Big Blue' nickname caught on, about as much as your many other delusional claims. Pitiful dude. 

We Screwheads know our stuff, and how to design and create computerized digital virtual simulation systems well I might add. You can see examples of it in both Pirate Galaxy and Imperium, in action, as you play and use its interface. I know Mr. Allen, big words, sorry, but we get carried away when we start talking shop. Too bad you can't join us but you chose to stay the village idiot, poor and the bad guy...oh well!