[Meme] The Administrative Council's Strategy for Saving the EPO: Paying Up (Bribing) the Media and Lawyering Up EPO Staff

Dr. Roy Schestowitz

2021-08-09 11:56:43 UTC
Modified: 2021-08-09 11:57:43 UTC

They bribe academia too, not just media

Maybe the Administrative Council will help us one day
The priority became hiding problems, not solving problems

Summary: Maybe the Administrative Council will hold EPO management accountable. Or maybe not...

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[Meme] The Administrative Council's Strategy for Saving the EPO: Paying Up (Bribing) the Media and Lawyering Up EPO Staff

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