04.21.18
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Posted in Deception, Europe, Patents at 10:06 pm by Dr. Roy Schestowitz
Summary: A look at the brainwash that EPO management is distributing to staff and what’s wrong with it
THE EPO carries on with its propaganda about so-called ‘results’. What’s wrong with the above?
- The EPO is running out of work — something the above clearly distracts from
- Discounts were given, so the increase in so-called ‘demand’ was artificial and says not much (comparing apples to oranges)
- Countries with negatives are altogether omitted (as in past years)
- The decline in applications last year isn’t being shown; instead they show the curve as flat (this is intentional) and it constitutes misconduct in science/research
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