Oceanaleen Overview                                    

Imagine if you could make money saving the environment... Not on a small scale - the entire planet ... Not a little money...You can double it!

Size descriptions of the mass of the pile of rubbish, litter and debris in the Pacific Ocean, known by many insiders as the “Great Pacific Garbage Patch”, is a size:

• Six times the area of England
• Twice the size of France
• Nearly the size of the State of Alaska, United States of America.
• Equal to the Northern Territory, Australia
• Bigger than Texas.

Oceanaleen is the Briggs Aerospace Technologies lead-in program to clean up pollution in oceans and coastlines worldwide, initially, spreading to inland areas as infrastructure develops. It provides people with no excuse not to do something because the very reasons why the damage has been done – those mainly of financial gain and lack of design are combined within Oceanaleen and the “Double your money” program.

Briggs Aerospace Technologies “Double your money” program enables contributors to profit from Oceanaleen and be repaid double their input. It targets shore and sea based sources of pollution with both direct professional removal of litter and social programmes, as well as funding emerging technology to clean up the main debris field in the Pacific Ocean and other gyres. “Double your money” is immune to share market fluctuations and recessions.

Contributors are repaid 20% of all Briggs Aerospace Technologies net income every quarter until their contribution is doubled. Contributors do not get to own any share of these products. The system will raise $16 billion “Double your money” and Briggs Aerospace Technologies main programmes bringing a new generation of large commercial air and space transport to the world.

These main programmes fund “Double your money” repayments, and there are multiple contingency sources for repayment capital. $3.2 billion of the $16 billion is within “Double your money” budget to repay contributors, guaranteeing initial providers security. Oceanaleen is the main initiative because the environmental program will be popular, accessible and easier to understand to everyday people than aerospace projects, with excellent prospects of word of mouth marketing.  

“Double your money” has 3 programs; Oceanaleen is the ocean cleaning effort, including plans to encourage families to get out and pick up rubbish and get fit,  reducing obesity trends, and fully trained professionals with specialised equipment removing rubbish directly. The budget provides for 6-10 years of service after which the Shaeneen4 and Shaeneen5 - two ultra-efficient subsonic airliners built by “Double your money” – production profit will fund the system and contributors if required. The types will pioneer hydrogen and jet-fuel options. Taraya is another “Double your money” project building 4 hypersonic test aircraft. 

The Aerospace industry has been in serious decline since 1969: the Space Shuttle has its last flight this year with only HYT to replace it, with its payload 4 times the Space Shuttles, and a mission cost of only $2-3 million per flight (compared to $2-3 billion per flight). Government funding is drying up as is derived technology in the industry. This decline has created a window of opportunity: the collateral of “Double your money is a new generation of large commercial air and spacecraft designs worth $270 billion, with future revenues worth $10 trillion.

“Double your money” achieves two remarkable objectives of cleaning the world’s oceans and rebuilding aerospace infrastructure to technology-appropriate levels. Briggs Aerospace Technologies systems replace Government and bank systems of finance which no longer work.

Welcome to the Age of Aquarius.

Oceanaleen summary points

• Oceanaleen allows people to double their financial contribution saving the oceans globally with a recession-proof capital raising system.

• Oceanaleen is a $1.3 billion effort to clean the oceans of the world with active, professional removal, social programmes and innovations.  

• The effort is funded by Briggs Aerospace Technologies “Double your money” program, repaying contributors at 20% of all Briggs Aerospace Technologies income per quarter, until the contribution is doubled, using $270 billion aerospace programmes as collateral.

• The entire effort is simple and linear and designed to cope with extremes in income. Oceanaleen starts off with a shopfront, used as a base for funding acquisition, training and recruiting initial staff infrastructure.

• Contributions to “Double your money” are a minimum $10,000, with a fund pool of $16 billion: $1.3 billion for Oceanaleen, $2.5 billion for the Taraya hypersonic test aircraft, $9 billion for Shaeneen4 and Shaeneen5 development and co-production factory, $3.2 billion for “Double your money” repayments (20% of $16 billion).

• Environmental issues from rubbish in ocean gyres range from harming marine life and are a major contributor to global warming.

• Initial Oceanaleen Ground Team operations will use employees in cars which can move from locations at less cost and more safety than boats.

• Oceanaleen funds 1000 “Bordiva” boats distributed to coastal areas worldwide.  The operations, with vehicles and crews are budgeted for 6-10 years’ service; after which Shaeneen4 and Shaeneen5 will fund the effort.

• Oceanaleen is developing technology to filter submerged pollution out of ocean gyres, mainly made up of broken down plastic particles. 

• Oceanaleen efforts will extend inland as the Bordivas come into service replacing the Ground teams on coastal areas. The effort also funds research and development, providing engineering solutions.

• Oceanaleen’s Saharro program encourages the community to pick up rubbish while getting exercise, reducing obesity and litter.