Our friend, benefactor and saviour: let's hear it for - the CDC!

[c=BF0000][b] The U.S. CDC owns the patent for SARS-CoV (the virus responsible for SARS) isolated from humans.
In 2007, the CDC filed a petition with the patent office to keep their coronavirus patent confidential.
They also own patents for detection methods, and for a kit to measure the virus

By law, one cannot patent naturally-occurring DNA. If SARS-CoV is natural, then the patent is illegal.
If the virus is manmade, the patent is legal, but the creation of the virus would be a violation of biological weapons treaties and laws.

So, either way, the CDC has engaged in illegal activity

Because the CDC owns the patent on SARS-CoV, it controls who has the ability to make inquiries into it.
Unless authorized, you cannot look at the virus, you cannot measure it or make tests for it, since they own all those patents.

This means the CDC has a major profit motive
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Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M

🙄of course it has a profit motive.
It's a government agency.
It had to invest heavily in research and development of the vaccines at a time when people were falling ill and dying and rather than deal with drug companies directly ensuring [i] they [/i] profited from people dying, they had to do it this way thus ensuring other countries would buy directly from them

TheOneyouwerewarnedabout · 41-45, MVIP

you cant patent pot because it grows in nature.

but you can patent a virus born in a bowl of bat soup.

tsk tsk. their gain of function, megalomaniac, genocidal asses are screwed. we just need leaders with balls to hold them all accountable..

AbbySvenz · F

[quote]… companies wanted to protect the isolation of the genetic material of specific strains of this virus in order to exclude others from commercializing a testing kit or even a potential vaccine based on that virus.

In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the United States stepped in at the time and filed their own patent on the isolated SARS virus, its genes, its proteins, and the methods to detect it and the infection it was causing (US7220852B1 and US7776521B1). The reason? They wanted to prevent others from “monopolizing the field” and to allow researchers to develop diagnostics and therapeutics to help deal with the SARS outbreak.[/quote]
Full article here: https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/covid-19-pseudoscience/patently-false-disinformation-over-coronavirus-patents

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ViciDraco · 36-40, M

All of this BS has been endlessly debunked. Is this nonsense going to go on for decades?

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