Warming Up for Investigative Journalism About the European Patent Office (EPO), Europe's Second-Largest and Probably Most Corrupt Institution in Europe
It continues to exploit diplomatic immunity for impunity
António Campinos wasn't elected, he was appointed (by his mates)
At the end of July we set aside the "European Patent Office (EPO) Series" (shortened title). My wife and I went on vacation after lawfare and today, the first Friday of September, seems like the right time to resume EPO coverage. We are several weeks ahead of the Council's (AC) meeting that can give the boot (or competition) to António the Unready. Will he have the same fate as his predecessors or will Europe fall asleep and fight back in a war on to fronts, outwards (Russia) and inwards (EPO dictatorship, the patent lawfare industry, the kangaroo courts they illegally created, and the money they sent to Belarus along with EPO data)?
The plan we have is to "Warm Up" readers over the coming week/weekend with some background information/refreshers, then illuminate recent actions, then resume an investigatory glance at EPO corruption and how it relates to various nations/governments across the continent, including the EU as an institution.
Stay tuned for more. █