Google, yet another CIA funded criminalised company that exploits anyone they can. Google runs the patent office behind the scenes to steal inventions for themselves. Google has placed their own patent strategy head Michelle Lee as the new Director of the Patent Office with the help of the Democrat administration...
Google and the big tech helped get a law passed that invalidates patents for small startups, making it easy for them to steal them. The administrative court that is now handling legal disputes for patents, a change from the regular court systems for infringements, is now being run by the Patent Office itself. No unbiased judgements in other words, and now under this new system 85% of new tech patents are turned down and rejected - and become free for Google and other big tech to steal.
The Director of the Patent Office is a political appointee by the president (Biden).The former head of patent strategy at Google, Michelle Lee, gets appointed as the new director of the Patent Office by the Biden administration. The PTAB judges in this new administrative court that provides judgements on patents get rewarded and bonuses each time they invalidate and turn down a patent...
They invalidate patents on arguments that the patent is "obvious", an ambigious way to make an excuse to dismiss it so the tech can be stolen by wealthy companies like Google and Big Tech.
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One of the reasons that America became such a massive global powerhouse, is because for the last 250 years, Americans pretty much invented the modern world.
Whether it’s the automobile, the airplane, the computer, the Internet, the telephone, the lightbulb, the steamboat, the cellphone, the refrigerator, microchips, air conditions (or even things like fractional reserve banking, credit cards, and mRNA vaccines) — good or bad, they all came from America.
And the reason that so many inventions came from the U.S. is likely 2 fold.
Firstly, our system of government and free-market economy unleashed the human potential and ingenuity of a massive population.
Secondly, America developed a solid system of patents which effectively protected intellectual property rights. For the last 200 years, if you invented something novel in America, you can be fairly certain that you can monetize your invention, and have a recourse if someone chose to steal it.
However, like almost every other institution in our country, the patent system has been getting more and more corrupted over last several decades.
And in order to explain how this happened, and what that corruption looks like in practice, I spoke with Mr. Randy Landreneau — the President of an organization called US Inventor, which is working to restore the American Patent System.
