of a message board, positive or negative, no one mentions the source most responsible for creating a slant on public opinion. Of all the personal opinions, set forth on this website, no one ever discusses the official publications made by PTSC during the now infamous run up of this stock. Interviews, Wall Street Journal Transcripts, PR's yet never a word regarding that whole episode. The very website that everyone sits around on and argues daily, was once sponsored by that very source. I also find it ironic that certain individuals attempt to persecute retail shareholders for certain opinions while completely exonerating the company of any wrong doing that may have occurred during the 2 year PR blitz. Coincidentally the same period that Swartz unloaded an ungodly amount of shares while David Pohl preached his grand "Umbrella Strategy". Which is in direct conflict with what some of you have posted regarding shareholders desire to see the company expand. Not only did I stay based on David Pohl's comments, I added more at the time. So apparently 2 years worth of hype, by the company itself, holds no impact but an obscure message board called Agora is responsible for suppressing the stock price?

The constant BOD negativity may not help our cause but, is that really the root of the problem? If one bothers to due a little DD wouldn't it be reasonable to assume a potential investor will discover the company has clearly failed in the expectations it set forth? The message board negativity may not help in the short term but, don't dare attempt to dismiss the root of our problems, PTSC itself. They issued the tickets on the "Hype Train", begged the passengers(by way of PR blitzes) to get on board and then subsequently ran the train into the side of a mountain. The BOD has failed miserably while simultaneously managing to enrich themselves. Which by the way, isn't something that a board of directors is typically known for, making high salaries. That is fact, not fiction. Now comes the latest PR news on the PTSC vs. TPL saga. This quote alone is an insult to all potential and current investors.

"The resolution included an agreement to provide a substantial increase in working capital for the MMP licensing program and patent infringement litigation from MMP licensing proceeds. The increased commitment reflects the companies' recognition of the strength and growing confidence in the MMP Portfolio based on the long string of successes in defeating multiple re-examination attacks in both the USPTO and Europe, as well as the continued pace of the MMP Licensing Program which totals over 80 world-class Licensees to date."

Strength and growing confidence, are they serious? Why don’t they just come out and tell PTSC investors they’ve been suckered? That PR language should make every investor furious. They've been telling us that since 2005. Do they expect investors to get excited knowing that Patriot has apparently committed more capital to Alliacense? Patriot Scientific, the same company that was incapable of properly auditing Alliacense over the last three or four years? Patriot the same company who's director implied that we all screwed up by not selling into the run up? I'll get excited the moment I start seeing Fujitsu numbers again. Until then, we owe this company nothing. The burden is on them to prove us all wrong. Or more importantly, since we've all held on this long, prove us all right. Until PR releases are accompanied with fee disclosures or something of material significance, there is no reason for the investment community to rally around this company. Why should it, when they have continously fed us erronous and worthless information? They have literally been force feeding the same PR verbiage down our throats for the last 5 years. Stop pointing fingers at one another and start pointing them at the only persons responsible for your investment, PTSC officers and Board of Directors. Considering that we don't have any officers or upper mgmt, figuring out who to hold accountable isn't really that difficult.