GODiversity's CICAF

Coalition for Intellectual Copyright Attorney Force (CICAF): Defending Legal and Biological Intellectual Property Rights.

Welcome to the official page of the Coalition for Intellectual Copyright Attorney Force (CICAF), a global initiative born from the visionary principles of GODiversity. Before we delve into the critical mission of CICAF, it is essential to understand the foundational beliefs that drive our efforts:

• GODiversity’s founders believe intellectual copyright is a human birthright.
• The copyright of the King James 1611 Bible is owned by the British Crown and cannot be bought or sold; it remains eternally the property of the Royal House of King David.
• The King’s Bible teaches us that our creator, our father in heaven, is the highest copyright holder of our DNA.
• GODiversity’s vision is upheld by biblical faith, asserting that all “good fruits” from the people are, by default, intellectual property of their biology.
• We have set forth the gateway to free education, with DNA as the key to unlocking access to all knowledge made available for all people worldwide.
• Individual interests, research, engagement, and education play a role in continuing self-understanding of what makes us human and unique.

In light of these principles and the growing threats to intellectual property rights, we have decided to take things a step further. CICAF has been formed to combat the pandemic of copyright theft, patent and trademark theft, identity theft, and the misappropriation of copyrighted material from cultures through illegal money laundering and shell companies.

The Urgent Need for CICAF

In recent times, a grave threat has emerged that strikes at the heart of our legal system and national security. We are witnessing an unprecedented attack on the identities of copyright attorneys across the United States, orchestrated by a terrorist organization known as Axact. This alarming development has necessitated the formation of our coalition: the Coalition for Intellectual Copyright Attorney Force (CICAF).

The Threat: Identity Theft and Extortion

Evidence has come to light revealing a disturbing trend: terrorists are systematically using the identities of copyright attorneys to injure U.S. citizens. This is not merely a case of identity theft; it represents a coordinated assault on our legal system and a direct threat to national security.

The modus operandi of these terrorists is as follows:

• They steal the names and business identities of legitimate copyright attorneys.
• Using these stolen identities, they send threatening emails to American citizens and businesses.
• The victims are extorted for money under the threat that if they don’t comply, the terrorists will steal their logos and brand names.
• The terrorists threaten to file these stolen intellectual properties with USPTO.gov and initiate copyright charges against the victims.

This scheme not only victimizes innocent citizens but also tarnishes the reputations of hardworking attorneys who are unaware that their identities are being exploited for terrorist activities.

The Perpetrators: Axact and Its Operatives

Our investigation has uncovered irrefutable evidence that the terrorist organization Axact is behind this operation. Key suspects in this nefarious scheme include:

• Shoaib Ahmed Shaikh
  • Azneem Bilwani
    • Salman Mohammed Yousuf

Of particular concern is the involvement of investment brokers, some of whom have revoked their broker licenses by the SEC. Despite this, Axact’s operatives continue to assist terrorism through money laundering activities that funnel funds to foreign terrorist states.

Axact and Abtach: A History of Impersonation and Fraud

The involvement of Axact and Abtach in the current terrorist activities targeting copyright attorneys is not their first foray into impersonation and fraud. These organizations have a troubling history of exploiting the identities of legitimate institutions to deceive and harm U.S. citizens.

Previous USPTO.gov Impersonation Scheme

In a shocking case that came to light several years ago, Axact and Abtach were prosecuted for an elaborate scheme involving the impersonation of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO):

• The terrorists created fake websites that closely mimicked the official USPTO.gov site.
• They illegally used the USPTO logo and official-looking domain names to lend credibility to their fraudulent operations.
• Unsuspecting victims were targeted with false claims about trademark and patent violations.
• The scheme aimed to extort money from individuals and businesses under the guise of official government action.

This earlier case demonstrates a clear pattern of behavior, showing that Axact and Abtach have consistently targeted the U.S. intellectual property system and its users.

Escalation to Current Terrorist Activities

The progression from impersonating government agencies to now stealing the identities of individual attorneys represents a dangerous escalation in their tactics:

• It shows an evolution in their methods, adapting to increased scrutiny on government impersonation.
• The use of real attorney identities makes their schemes more difficult to detect and more convincing to potential victims.
• This escalation indicates a blatant disregard for U.S. law and a willingness to cause harm to both citizens and legal professionals.

The connection between these past activities and the current threat underscores the serious nature of the situation we face. It highlights the need for a comprehensive approach to combating these terrorists, one that addresses not just their current activities but also prevents future iterations of their fraudulent schemes.

The Scope of the Threat

The ramifications of this terrorist operation extend far beyond individual victims. By undermining the integrity of our intellectual property system and the legal profession, these activities pose a significant threat to:

• The U.S. legal system.
• National economic security.
• The reputation and livelihoods of legitimate copyright attorneys.
• The intellectual property rights of American businesses and individuals.
• Personal safety of citizens, exposed to bodily injury, financial injury, and injury to their identity.

Aiding and Abetting: The Role of Technology Companies

Our investigation has also revealed a troubling development involving major technology companies. Specifically, Google’s AI system, Gemini, has been implicated in inadvertently aiding and abetting these terrorist activities. The AI system has been observed:

• Informing victims that the threatening emails, domain names, and identities of the purported attorneys are valid.
• Advising victims that failure to comply with the terrorists’ demands could result in legal consequences and website takedowns due to copyright infringements.

While it’s unlikely that Google intends to support these activities, the fact remains that their AI system is aiding and abetting terrorists, and lending them credibility. This underscores the urgent need for tech companies to implement more robust safeguards and verification processes in their AI systems.

Domain Registrars and Hosting Companies: Unwitting Accomplices

Our investigation has revealed that Axact terrorists are exploiting domain registrars and hosting companies to facilitate their operations. This usage falls squarely under the purview of JASTA, as these companies are inadvertently providing infrastructure for terrorist activities.

• Domain registrars are being used to register misleading domain names that mimic legitimate law firms and attorneys.
• Hosting companies are unknowingly providing server space for websites used to entrap victims and conduct terrorist attacks.

While these companies may not be aware of their role in these activities, their services are crucial to terrorists’ operations. Under JASTA, they are responsible for ensuring their products are not used for terrorism or causing injury to U.S. citizens and will be held accountable for failing to implement adequate safeguards and verification processes.

Financial Institutions: Following the Money Trail

The financial aspect of these terrorist operations is equally concerning. Banks and merchant services are being exploited to launder money and facilitate the transfer of funds obtained through extortion.

• Banks are being used to process transactions and move funds across international borders.
• Merchant services are providing terrorists with the ability to accept payments from victims.
• Shell companies utilize cryptocurrencies and exchanges to obscure the money trail.

These financial institutions, whether knowingly or unknowingly, are assisting the terrorists in transforming their business identities to evade detection. This complicity, even if unintentional, falls under the scope of JASTA.

Prosecuting Under JASTA: A Comprehensive Approach

The Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA) provides a powerful legal framework to hold accountable not just the direct perpetrators of terrorist acts but also those who enable and facilitate such activities. In the context of the Axact terrorist operations, this includes:

• Domain registrars and hosting companies that fail to implement adequate verification processes
• Financial institutions that process transactions related to these terrorist activities
• Technology companies whose systems are being exploited to lend credibility to the terrorists’ schemes

It is imperative that all individuals and companies in violation of JASTA be prosecuted for aiding and abetting terrorist attacks against US citizens. This comprehensive approach is necessary to dismantle the infrastructure that allows these terrorist operations to function.

By leveraging JASTA, we aim to create a powerful deterrent effect, compelling companies across various sectors to implement more robust safeguards and due diligence processes. This will not only help combat the current threat but also prevent future exploitation of legitimate business services for terrorist activities.

The Formation of CICAF

In response to this clear and present danger, we are establishing the Coalition for Intellectual Copyright Attorney Force (CICAF). This coalition aims to unite copyright and patent attorneys nationwide in a collaborative effort to combat what we consider to be the most dangerous form of copyright infringement: the theft of legal identities for terrorist operations.

Our mission is threefold:

• To identify and assist attorneys whose identities have been compromised
• To collaborate on legal strategies to prosecute the terrorists and their enablers
• To work with law enforcement and regulatory bodies to shut down these operations

Legal Action: Prosecuting Under JASTA

A key component of our strategy involves leveraging the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA). Under JASTA, we intend to prosecute not only the terrorists directly involved in these activities but also any companies or individuals who are aiding and abetting them, whether directly or indirectly, knowingly or unknowingly.

This broad approach is necessary given the complex nature of these operations and the various ways in which legitimate businesses and systems are being exploited to facilitate these crimes.

Call to Action for Copyright and Patent Attorneys

We are issuing an urgent call to every copyright and patent attorney across the United States. Your expertise and collaboration are crucial in this fight against identity theft and terrorism. We invite you to join our coalition and contribute to this vital cause.

If you are a licensed intellectual copyright and patent attorney, we urge you to take the following steps:

• Verify if your identity or business has been targeted by Axact terrorists
• Join the CICAF to contribute your expertise to our collective efforts
• Share any relevant information or experiences that could aid our investigation

To participate, please fill out the confidential form provided below. Rest assured that all data submitted to us is kept strictly confidential and private. This information will only be accessed by our head team of attorneys who are organizing the case against Axact terrorists and their associates.

The Importance of Collaboration

The threat we face is unprecedented in its scope and complexity. It requires a united front from the legal community, law enforcement, and technology companies. By working together, we can:

• Identify and close loopholes in our intellectual property systems.
• Develop better safeguards against identity theft in the legal profession.
• Create more robust verification processes for legal communications.
• Educate the public about these threats and how to protect themselves.

The Role of Technology Companies

While our primary focus is on prosecuting the terrorists and their direct enablers, we also recognize the need to work with technology companies to address the vulnerabilities in their systems. We call on companies like Google to:

• Implement more stringent verification processes for legal information provided by their AI systems.
• Develop better algorithms to detect and flag potentially fraudulent legal threats.
• Collaborate with legal professionals to ensure their systems are not inadvertently supporting illegal activities.

Protecting Yourself and Your Clients

For attorneys who have not yet been directly affected by these activities, we offer the following advice:

• Regularly monitor your online presence and professional listings.
• Implement strong security measures for your digital communications.
• Educate your clients about these threats and how to verify communications purportedly from your office.
• Report any suspicious activities or communications to the CICAF and relevant authorities.

A Call for Public Awareness

While our coalition focuses on the legal aspects of this threat, we also recognize the crucial role of public awareness. We urge all citizens to:

• Be skeptical of unsolicited emails claiming copyright infringement.
• Verify the identity of any attorney contacting you through official channels.
• Report suspicious communications to the relevant authorities.
• Support legislation aimed at strengthening our defenses against these types of terrorist activities.

The Path Forward

The formation of the Coalition for Intellectual Copyright Attorney Force marks a significant step in our fight against this new form of terrorism. By uniting the expertise of copyright and patent attorneys nationwide, leveraging the power of JASTA, and collaborating with law enforcement and technology companies, we are building a formidable defense against these threats.

However, this is just the beginning. The path ahead will require dedication, collaboration, and constant vigilance. We must stay one step ahead of those who seek to exploit our legal system and harm our citizens.

A Call to Great Minds in the Creative and Legal Community

The threat posed by Axact and its operatives represents more than just a series of crimes; it is an attack on the very foundations of our legal system and national security. As members of the legal profession, we have a duty to defend not only our own reputations and livelihoods but also the rights and safety of all Americans.

We call upon every copyright and patent attorney, every law firm, and every legal professional to join us in this crucial fight. Together, we can put an end to these terrorist activities, protect our fellow citizens, and ensure that our legal system remains a bastion of justice and integrity.

Please complete the form below to join the Coalition for Intellectual Copyright Attorney Force and contribute to this vital mission. Remember, our unity is our strength in the face of this threat.

Together, we will defend our inalienable rights ordained by God to world citizens and defend our nations against this insidious threat.