02.14.19
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Posted in Europe, Patents at 2:59 pm by Dr. Roy Schestowitz
Summary: Our writings about the scandals implicating Benalla and the European Patent Office (EPO)
- Battistelli’s Bodyguard, Part I: Destruction of Evidence by Alexandre Benalla
- Battistelli’s Bodyguard, Part II: Fishing Expedition for Sources in the Alexandre Benalla ‘Underworld’ Scandal
- Battistelli’s Bodyguard, Part III: Mars, France Close Protection (Benalla’s Family), and Russian Oligarchy
- Battistelli’s Bodyguard, Part IV: Suspected Offenses of Forgery and Possible Falsification
- Battistelli’s Bodyguard, Part V: Mediapart Explains the ‘Raid’ Attempt, Reporters Without Borders Involved
- Alexandre Benalla, Macron’s Violent Bodyguard, Was Also Battistelli’s Bodyguard
- It Wasn’t Judges With Weapons in Their Office, It Was Benoît Battistelli Who Brought Firearms to the European Patent Office (EPO)
- Benoît Battistelli Refuses to Talk to the Media About Bringing Firearms to the EPO
- Guest Post on Ronan Le Gleut and Benalla at the French Senate (in Light of Battistelli’s Epic Abuses)
- The Man Whose Actions Could Potentially Land Team Battistelli in Jail
- French Media Confirms Alexandre Benalla Just One of Six Battistelli Bodyguards, Employed at the Cost of €8,000-€10,000 Per Month (for Benalla Alone!)
- Corrupt Battistelli Paid a Fortune (EPO Budget) for Outlaw/Rogue ‘Bodyguards’ From Firm Linked to Russian Oligarch Iskander Makhmudov
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✐ Cross-references
Pages that cross-reference this one, if any exist, are listed below or will be listed below over time.
- [Meme] Trying to Circumvent the European Patent Convention is Like Playing With Fire
- A Criminal Legacy (and Present) of the European Patent Office, Europe’s Second-Largest Institution
- The European Patent Office is in Disarray Because of the National Delegates, Not in Spite of Them
- [Meme] [Teaser] Swiss Alexandre Benallas
- The EPO’s Overseer/Overseen Collusion — Part X: Introducing the Controversial Christian Bock
- Microsoft and the EPO: A History of Threats and Suppression Against the Free Press
- Raw: Elodie Bergot Breaking the Law by Threatening Against the Exercise of Fundamental Rights
- Why We Don’t Expect the Media or Patent ‘News’ Sites to Cover or Even Just Mention EPO Data Scandals
- The German Constitutional Court Needs to Recognise That the EPO’s Tribunals Are Not Independent and EPC Has Not or Isn’t Being Honoured for Quite Some Time Now
- The Lock-downs Are Over and Still Zero Media Coverage About EPO Scandals and Corruption
- [Humour] European Inventor Award (EIA) Still a Hallmark of EPO Corruption
- Everybody Knows UPC is Over, Even Those Who Still Attempt to Lie to the Public (and to Their Clients)
- Financial and Legal Corruption Scandal in France (INPI) Implicating the Person Benoît Battistelli Put in Charge of the EPO’s Finances
- Protecting Free Software Means Studying and Covering Political Affairs Too
- More ‘Fake News’ About Unified Patent Court (UPC) and Battistelli’s CEIPI Emerges as a Booster
- EPO Promoting Software Patents in Countries Where These Are Illegal
- Team UPC is So Drunk on Kool-Aid That It Has Become Truly Comical!
- The Breton-Battistelli Relationship and Breton Hiding His Employment Record at Rothschild & Cie Banque
- Today’s EPO is Working Against Europe
- EPO Diplomatic Immunity
- Software Patents (or Monopolies on Algorithms) Are Not ‘Property’ and They’re Not Even Legally Valid
- António Campinos, With Diplomatic Immunity, Continues Breaking the Law by Granting Patents the EU and EPC Forbade
- Patent Extremism: Stacking the Panels, the Surveys, the Hearings, the Debates
- The Race to the Bottom of Patent Quality at the EPO
- Did Battistelli ‘Steal’ ~100,000,000 Euros From the EPO?
- Corrupt Battistelli is Back for European Inventor Award 2019 — an Extravagant Ceremony He Has Used to Steal Millions of Euros From the EPO
- Fraud at the European Patent Office, But All Those Arrested Are Perpetrators Without Misused Immunity
- Battistelli’s Presidency Was a Write-off Presidency (of Potentially Billions of Euros in Losses)
- English Translation: Alexandre Benalla Thinks He Can Carry a Weapon in Germany
- English Translation: Alexandre Benalla on His Work Experience (or Lack Thereof)
- English Translation: Alexandre Benalla Cannot Tell the Difference Between EPO and the French Republic (or Battistelli and Macron)
- English Translation: I Have Huge Respect for Battistelli, Said Alexandre Benalla Under Pressure
- Ben and Ben: Benalla and His Enabler, Beny Battistelli
- Alexandre Benalla’s Time at the EPO, in His Own Words
- Video: Alexandre Benalla Explains His Activities Within the European Patent Office
- Bruno Retailleau on Alexandre Benalla’s Perjury
- Video: Alexandre Benalla on Carrying Weapons in Munich’s EPO Premises (Strictly Illegal in Germany)
- Hallmark of Corruption: Benalla and Fellow Thugs Paid Roughly the Same Salary as Battistelli (Each!) and There’s a New Chinese Contract Worth €7.2 Million
- Battistelli’s Bodyguard Has Been Arrested, But Battistelli Should Join Him
- António Campinos Still Needs to Hold Team Battistelli Accountable for Illegally Bringing Weapons to the EPO
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