Posted on 02/11/2025 10:29:26 AM PST by Twotone
Jeff Parker, the CEO of the small Florida-based technology company ParkerVision, spoke to Blaze Media co-founder Glenn Beck on Jan. 30 to discuss tech giant Qualcomm's alleged theft of one of the most revolutionary patented innovations in U.S. history with the help of elements of the Obama administration — technology that ended up in the hands of Americans' communist Chinese competitors.
It turns out Parker's interview with Beck got under the right people's skin.
Qualcomm, which has contested ParkerVision's allegation that it infringed on ParkerVision's patented technology for roughly 11 years, unsuccessfully filed a court motion on Feb. 4 requesting a gag order against the Florida company.
To the likely chagrin of executives at Qualcomm, Parker appeared again on "The Glenn Beck Program" Monday, doubling down on his previous claims and stating, "We're simply bringing the facts."
Qualcomm's request for a restraining order and preliminary injunction — which mentioned Beck by name numerous times, warned of his "substantial viewership and spher[e] of influence," and demanded that ParkerVision request that Blaze News and other third parties rescind reports incorporating Parker's allegations — contained accusations that ParkerVision issued false and misleading public statements with the apparent intent to influence potential jurors' perceptions of the case, for which a trial date has not yet been set.
The allegations that evidently prickled Qualcomm included Parker's suggestions to Beck that:
*between the time that Obama-nominated U.S. District Judge Roy Dalton ordered Qualcomm to negotiate ongoing royalties with ParkerVision in 2014 — following a unanimous jury verdict the previous year "finding that Qualcomm directly and indirectly infringed" upon multiple claims across four asserted patents — and his reversal of the case a month later, there were possible signs that then-President Barack Obama and his Department of Justice got involved. Eric Holder, the attorney general at the time, previously worked at one of Qualcomm's largest lobbying firms, Covington and Burling, and Obama received significant support from Qualcomm's billionaire founder, Irwin Jacobs.
*visitor logs for the ParkerVision website supposedly showed significant traffic from elements of the Obama DOJ as well as from the White House around the time of the case's termination by Dalton.
*Qualcomm "offshored" ParkerVision's patented technology to China.
Paul Byron, the Obama-appointed U.S. district judge overseeing the case, decided Friday to deny Qualcomm's request, noting that such a restraint on speech is "the most serious and the least tolerable infringement on First Amendment rights." He did, however, seize upon the opportunity to take a number of potshots at ParkerVision.
For instance, Byron characterized ParkerVision's speech as "noxious" and its media campaign as "distasteful." He also claimed that Qualcomm was "right to complain that ParkerVision's media campaign appears littered with spin, half-truths, and outright lies."
Parker told Beck on Monday, "That was good to hear."
In conversation with Beck Monday, Parker doubled down on his assertion that elements of the DOJ visited the ParkerVision website enough times to raise suspicion.
After once again indicating that "this is something that should be looked into" and shared with the DOJ and the FBI, Beck concluded the interview by inviting representatives from Qualcomm onto the show to present their side of the story.
Blaze News reached out to Qualcomm regarding Parker's claims but did not immediately receive a response.
theft of one of the most revolutionary patented innovations in U.S. history
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What was the invention???
It’s a fantastic, disturbing story of magnificent theft and corruption. If you can find the interview in the Blaze archives, I strongly recommend it.
Cell phone
“What was the invention?”
No meat in this sandwich.
He was on a 2nd time yesterday. They’re trying to gag him. So far unsuccessfully. I hope someone in the DOJ reviews what was done under the Obama administration.
What was the invention???
Bacon???
He invented the cell phone??? Cell phones have been around longer than the Obama Admin. So what did he actually invent?
What was the invention???
RF-Digital signal processing for cell phones. This is the twitter account set up by ParkerVision covering their case.
As I understand it, it was the technology that made it portable and practical. Perhaps the SIM card, I’m not sure exactly, but it was a significant component of modern cell phone technology.
Bttt.
5.56mm
From Co-Pilot AI:
“ParkerVision has an extensive portfolio of patents, but one of their most notable and frequently cited patents is US6760916B2. This patent, titled “Method and system for down-converting an electromagnetic signal, and transforms for same, and aperture relationships,” has received significant attention and citations from major companies like Microsoft, IBM, Apple, and AT&T.”
the tech it was a 0.125 by 0.125 inch chip that could clean up all the garbage your phone picked up on the airwaves from the tower to cell phone.
Qualcomm has been a noxious, left-wing company for years. Remember Bush 2 firing a bunch of liberal, federal DAs right after he took office, much to the media’s outcry? The one in San Diego was quickly hired by Qualcomm, with no corporate or business experience to my knowledge. She was given an office, a fat paycheck, and responsibility to interview specialized corporate and commercial counsel. The questions were a joke. She had no clue about private enterprise.
Qualcomm has been a noxious, left-wing company for years. Remember Bush 2 firing a bunch of liberal, federal DAs right after he took office, much to the media’s outcry? The one in San Diego was quickly hired by Qualcomm, with no corporate or business experience to my knowledge. She was given an office, a fat paycheck, and responsibility to interview specialized corporate and commercial counsel. The questions were a joke. She had no clue about private enterprise.
“””””What was the invention???”””””””
A Jump to Conclusions mat.
Oh how I hope trump gets a hold of Obama’s finances.
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