Sir John Roy Robert Searl discoverer of the Law of the Squares matrix mathematics, and inventor of the Searl Effect perpetual motion power generator, for us!
Sir John Roy Robert Searl
May 2, 1932 – December 4, 2018
“There’s Nothing Impossibly, except that the state of Your Mind makes it so.” – John R. R. Searl
Revelation 5:12-14 In a loud voice they said: “Worthy is the Lamb who was slain, to receive power and riches and wisdom and strength and honor and glory and blessing!” 13 And I heard every creature in heaven, and on earth, and under the earth, and in the sea, and all that is in them, saying: “To Him who sits on the throne, and to the Lamb, be praise and honor and glory and power forever and ever.” 14 And the four living creatures said, “Amen,” and the elders fell down and worshiped.
The Law of the Squares is a Space Time, Mathematical Matrix, Balanced Matter, Magnetic Coherence, Proportioning Principle, used to produce the Searl Effect.
Galatians 5:22-23 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, 23 gentleness, and self-control. Against such things there is no Law.
The Law of the Squares governs the ability to produce
the Searl Effect; “an effect of four forces acting in two sets of two forces, acting at right angles to each
other, to create a true prime mover which through its action can produce electricity or motive power.”
Revelation 21:16The city lies foursquare, with its width the same as its length. And he measured the city with the rod, and all its dimensions were equal — twelve thousand stadia in length and width and height.
Ezekiel 1:21 Whenever those went, these went; and whenever those stood still, these stood still. And whenever those rose from the earth, the wheels rose close beside them; for the spirit of the living beings was in the wheels.
“A people who do not know their past cannot expect the best for their present or future.”
“The new generation should have a proper appreciation of the role played by their forefathers.”
– HH Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nayan
Crystallizing Vision Commemorative Sculpture
Honoring Alfred George with Arabicon Associated Consultants, and other Abu Dhabi Original Town Planners for His Highness Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nayan ~ circsa 1967.
1962 Sir William Halcrow & Partners -along with Scott & Wilson, kirk Patrich & Partners – Schematic Design
Alfred George was the first to reshape the Abu Dhabi coastline
1967 Alfred George – George & Davies, Architects & Town Planners, a partnership working exclusively with their client Arabicon Associated Consultants – Designed the Airport road, grid system of other major roads, utilities, and first to reshape the UAE shoreline
Parti Abu Dhabi à la Alfred George, Architect and Town Planner ~ DEW 2025
Abu Dhabi … Dana of the Gulf (Before Takahashi’s arrival)
Abu Dhabi … Dana of the Gulf
1968 Mr. KatsuhikoTakahashi, Chief Town Planner, Abu Dhabi Municipality – town planning work building upon Alfred George’s design; however, the “Y” at the bend of the Airport Road is not Alfred George’s design, and the “Y” design was never constructed.
In 1968, Mr. KatsuhikoTakahashi arrived to the already reshaped coastline of Abu Dhabi on the Airport Road, as designed by Mr. Alfred George, Architect and Town Master Planner with Arabicon Associated Consultants
Abu Dhabi … Dana of the Gulf
“Arabicon prepared detailed plans of the residential area” “In 1967, the municipality assigned Eng. Takahatshi as chief town planner . . .” “He organized Arabicon plans which he received from Town Planning Department archives.”
Abu Dhabi … Dana of the Gulf
Enlarged Scope of Work from a city initially designed for 35,000 persons, to city of 250,000 persons on the island. “Infrastructure projects had to be REDESIGNED.”
1968 Dr Abdel Rahman H. Makhlouf, Director of Town Planning, Abu Dhabi, UAE – Expanding upon Alfred George’s design
1976 Dr Abdel Rahman H. Makhlouf, Director of Town Planning, Abu Dhabi, UAE – Further developing the City Master Plan, expanding upon Alfred George’s design
Mr. Alfred George, Architect and Town Planner with Arabicon Associated Consultants provided the initial city master plan design, that was further developed by others, and continues to be expanded upon to this day.
Abu Dhabi 2025 Google Earth Image
His Highness The Great Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nayan
On a Sunday in Abu Dhabi (circa 1980), while Alfred George was there to reconcile his outstanding “Town Planning Claim”, (that remains unresolved to this day), he sent a post card to his sister Rose, stating:
“When I designed this road (Airport Road) there was not a tree in sight.” ~ Alfred George Architect and Town Planner
Alfred George as President of Westminster Chamber of Commerce receiving a gift from Princess Anne of Edinburgh.
Alfred George with Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Acts 2:17 In the last days, God says, I will pour out My Spirit on all people; your sons and daughters will prophesy, your young men will see visions, your old men will dream dreams.
This book has the following table of work and fees paid to Arabicon Associated Consultants, whom Alfred George was a partner of the company, and a consultant, providing Town Planning design.
There are line items that show an allocated amount and no expenditures having been made; these fees may still be on the books, possibly pending the town planning claim?
Line 45-01-391 and Line 45-01-400 | show no expenditures made | 200, (1970 allocation, 1000 BD) | “Design & Survey”
Line 45-01-105 | “Consultant Fees” | 270 , (1970 allocation, 1000 BD) | “To Meet, Pending Fees for Arabicon.”
AI calculation (estimation) of the 2025 value
What is the 2025 current value of 270,000 BD Bahraini dinar if compounding interest occurred since 1967?
The exact 2025 value of 270,000 Bahraini Dinars (BHD) from 1967 with compound interest is difficult to determine without knowing the specific interest rate applied over that time. However, an approximate value can be estimated using historical inflation data as a measure of the change in purchasing power.
This approach is necessary because:
No Universal Interest Rate: Interest rates vary significantly over a long period (1967-2025). This depends on various factors, such as the type of investment, economic conditions, and the specific institution. It is impossible to determine a single, universally applicable rate.
Inflation as a Proxy for Purchasing Power: Inflation represents the decrease in the purchasing power of money over time. Historical inflation rates can estimate what 270,000 BHD in 1967 would be worth in today’s purchasing power.
To estimate the 2025 value using inflation, the average annual inflation rate in Bahrain between 1967 and 2025 is needed. According to Macrotrends, the average annual inflation rate in Bahrain from 1966 to 2024 is 3.4%.
The calculation is as follows:
Initial Amount (P): 270,000 BHD
Number of Years (t): 2025 – 1967 = 58 years
Average Inflation Rate (r): 3.4% or 0.034 (as a decimal)
Formula for Future Value with Inflation: FV = P * (1 + r)^t
FV = 270,000 * (1 + 0.034)^58
FV ≈ 270,000 * (1.034)^58
FV ≈ 270,000 * 7.15
FV ≈ 1,930,500 BHD
Therefore, 270,000 Bahraini Dinars from 1967, adjusted for inflation at an average rate of 3.4% per year, would be roughly equivalent to 1,930,500 BHD in 2025 in terms of purchasing power. This is an approximation, and the actual value could be higher or lower, depending on the specific interest rate applied and the nature of the investment.
AI responses may include mistakes. For financial advice, consult a professional.
Arabicon Associated Consultants letter to the bank regarding their financial matters pertaining to Abu Dhabi design and construction projects, dated 23 September, 1970.
Arabicon Associated Consultants internal memo dated 5 October, 1970, summarizing the outstanding invoices to be paid, and stating:
“The Town Planning Claim has not yet been investigated, but the papers are believed to be with Juma.” “This will be followed up in DEW course.”
Typical Architect . . . do the work because you’re passionate about the project, then get “georged” on the payment.
Alfred George’s Abu Dhabi town planning designs are contained in the above design / survey books.
Alfred George’s Abu Dhabi town planning designs are contained in the above design / survey books.
A collection of these books were seen in Abu Dhabi, at the Municipality Town Planning Office, on shelving under a built-in design table, along the right wall in the back of the room; when I visited in 2007, seeking assistance in resolving Alfred George’s town planning claim, on behalf of his widow Zoya.
1968 Dr Abdel Rahman H. Makhlouf, Director of Town Planning, Abu Dhabi, UAE – Expanding upon Alfred George’s design
1976+ Map of Abu Dhabi – Alfred George designed major roads, grid system, utilities, and straightened shoreline, are still the bases of the City Master Plan
The United Arab Emerates “georged” my Great Uncle Alfie out of his Town Planning consulting fees for the Master Plan Design and Survey of the capital city of Abu Dhabi; just saying.
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Alfred George is the exclusive architect to Arabican Associated Consultants who designed and surveyed the initial Airport road and straighted the coastline, as evident in his archive file that is available on the attached blog post.
Fredrick Webb, was discharged from the partnership in 1967.
John Elliot was never a partner of Arabicon, and certainly did not achitect the master plan of the city’s major roads and seawall, that was the creative work of Alfred George.
This paper: https://escholarship.org/content/qt6g88t4q3/qt6g88t4q3_noSplash_ec6dbad554a4a49ef5340786285e3fa2.pdf?t=p8rl7c
in that, John Elliot is describing himself as the lead designer is inaccurate, since Arabicon’s exclusive architect was Alfred George, of George and Davies Architects.
WHAT CAN BE DONE BY THE SUCCESSORS OF ALFRED GEORGE TO SETTLE THE UNPAID FEES DUE FOR DESIGN AND SURVEYING OF THE ABU DHABI MASTER PLAN?
I’ll treat this as a practical claims-and-evidence question rather than assuming the claim is already legally recoverable. I’ll check the linked materials, then outline realistic paths: legal recovery, negotiated settlement, archival correction, and reputational attribution.
Thought for 2m 30s
The best path is to separate the issue into two claims: money owed and historical attribution. They overlap factually, but they require different strategies.
Based on the materials I could review, your blog post has a useful documentary spine: it identifies a 1965 draft agreement between Arabicon and George & Davies, a June 1, 1966 Arabicon partnership deed, a June 1, 1966 memorandum involving Alfred George and Derek Crawford Davies, and a June 22, 1966 draft deed listing Alfred George among the Arabicon partnership documents. It also captions Alfred George’s 1967 town-planning design as the first to reshape the Abu Dhabi coastline and includes later documents captioned as estimated fees and unpaid-fee/town-planning-claim correspondence. The Crystallizing post likewise frames Alfred George / George & Davies as working exclusively with Arabicon and designing the Airport Road, grid roads, utilities, and shoreline reshaping.
1. First determine who legally owns the claim
Before anyone demands payment, a solicitor needs to determine whether the fee claim belonged to:
Alfred George personally; George & Davies Architects; the Arabicon “old practice”; a dissolved partnership; or Alfred George’s estate.
That matters because Alfred George’s heirs may not automatically have standing to sue or settle unless the claim passed through his estate or was assigned to them. If the claim was a partnership asset, the successors may need authority from the relevant partners’ estates or a court-appointed representative. Under English partnership principles, dissolution does not automatically erase unfinished partnership rights and obligations; partners’ authority can continue for winding-up purposes, but the exact rights depend on the partnership agreement and settlement accounts.
2. A court money claim is probably very difficult because of limitation periods
This is the biggest obstacle. A fee claim from 1969–1970 is more than 55 years old. Under English limitation law, ordinary simple-contract claims are generally six years, and claims on a deed/specialty are generally twelve years from accrual. UAE civil limitation rules have historically used a longer general period for civil contractual claims, often cited as 15 years, but that still would not normally reach a 1969–1970 fee debt. Also, because the work predates the UAE federation, which was formally established on December 2, 1971, counsel would need to analyze Trucial States-era law, the contract’s governing-law clause, and any arbitration clause.
The only facts that might materially change the limitation analysis would be a later written acknowledgment of the debt, part payment, a settlement agreement, an arbitration award, a judgment, fraud/concealment that legally postponed time, or a continuing trust/accounting obligation. Without one of those, a lawsuit for money is likely to face a strong time-bar defense even if the historical evidence is strong.
3. The practical recovery route is likely negotiated settlement, not litigation
The most realistic goal is a without-prejudice settlement approach framed as historical reconciliation, not an immediate lawsuit. The successors could prepare a professional claim package and submit it to the appropriate UAE and/or private successor parties.
That package should include:
A verified archive bundle: originals or certified scans, chain of custody, typed transcripts, and certified Arabic translations.
A clean chronology: 1965 formation, 1966 partnership documents, 1967 design/survey work, 1969 estimated fees, 1970 unpaid-fee correspondence, later attempts to reconcile.
A legal opinion from UAE and English counsel: ownership of the claim, governing law, limitation, sovereign/government-entity issues, and whether any acknowledgment revived or preserved the debt.
A valuation report: original fees, currency, historic professional-fee basis, inflation/interest scenarios, and a reasonable settlement range.
A settlement proposal that offers finality: payment or ex gratia compensation, official attribution, acquisition/licensing of the archive, museum or municipal recognition, and a mutual release.
The tone should be: “newly assembled archival evidence supports a good-faith historical and financial reconciliation”, not “fraud” or “the city stole the plan.” That improves the chance of a dignified settlement.
4. Correcting the academic record is a separate, achievable track
The John Elliott attribution issue should be handled through a scholarly correction process. The National article states that Elliott was recruited by Arabicon, arrived in Abu Dhabi in 1967, and described himself as the first person to put Sheikh Zayed’s plans to paper. If your archive contradicts or qualifies that record, the strongest response is a formal evidence memorandum to the author, UC Berkeley department, dissertation committee if still reachable, and eScholarship.
For eScholarship, UC says theses and dissertations are managed locally by each UC campus, and questions about already-posted ETDs should go to the campus administrator. The request should be for an erratum, supplemental note, corrected metadata, or linked archival rebuttal, not necessarily removal. That is more likely to succeed.
5. Best next move
The successors should commission a two-jurisdiction legal opinion from an English partnership/probate solicitor and a UAE disputes lawyer. The opinion should answer only five questions:
Who owns the claim today?
Who was the debtor?
What law and forum govern the claim?
Is any money claim still enforceable?
If not enforceable, what settlement/recognition route has the best leverage?
My view: a court case for unpaid fees is likely weak because of age and limitation, but a well-documented settlement and attribution campaign could still be worthwhile, especially if framed as preserving Abu Dhabi’s planning history and properly recognizing Alfred George’s role.
Galatians 1:3-5 Grace and peace to you from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ, 4 who gave Himself for our sins to rescue us from the present evil age, according to the will of our God and Father, 5 to whom be glory forever and ever. Amen.
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Matthew 13:44The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field. When a man found it, he hid it again, and in his joy he went and sold all he had and bought that field.
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