[Meme] Full Support for an Illegal 'Legal' System From the Patent Litigation Industry

Dr. Roy Schestowitz

2022-11-22 07:48:38 UTC
Modified: 2022-11-22 07:48:38 UTC

Klaus Grabinski and EPO: EPO wants to bring into force an ILLEGAL, UNCONSTITUTIONAL kangaroo court for patents in VIOLATION of several CONVENTIONS. The EU and EC will suffer profoundly if that happens. It's a bridge of corruption between EU, German government, and EPO.

The UPC march: Germany: sometimes we follow the law. When it suits us; Germany: we're putting criminals in charge of the EPO because it's the only way we can carry on doing illegal things inside the EPO for financial gain.

Klaus Grabinski meme: Please don't send me to court, Klaus

Publisher funded directly by Team UPC to spread lies about the UPC (for about a decade already):

Summary: After the EPO got captured by patent extremists who break many laws and constitutions for personal gain we're seeing babysteps towards doing the same to patent courts across the EU (by essentially working to bypass them all in one fell swoop) with Grabinski planning to grab all the gold

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[Meme] Full Support for an Illegal 'Legal' System From the Patent Litigation Industry

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