Do people with HIV/AIDS owe royalties to the patent holder of the AIDS virus?
In April 1984, Dr. Robert Gallo filed a United States application for his invention, the HIV/AIDS Virus. Normally, when a patent is filed and approved, as Dr. Gallo's was, anyone who uses the product or invention owes a royalty payment to the artificer. Thus, holding the intellectual property laws to their fullest interpretations, one must solely marvel why Dr. Gallo has yet to file a proceedings seeking to recover damages from the usage of his invention? As odd as this state of affairs could sound, it bears need for extra scrutiny.
The scientific evidence is complete and compelling, the AIDS Virus is a designer bi-product of the U.S. Special Virus program. The Special Virus program was a federal virus development program that persisted in the U.S from 1962 until 1978.
The U.S. Special Virus was then added as 'compliment' to vaccinum inoculations in Africa and Manhattan. Shortly thereafter the world was engulfed with mass infections of somebody's animal virus that differed from any illustrious human sickness, it was highly contagious and additional significantly, it could kill. GO TO PAGE 2 TO CONTINUE READING>>>>>
The scientific evidence is complete and compelling, the AIDS Virus is a designer bi-product of the U.S. Special Virus program. The Special Virus program was a federal virus development program that persisted in the U.S from 1962 until 1978.
The U.S. Special Virus was then added as 'compliment' to vaccinum inoculations in Africa and Manhattan. Shortly thereafter the world was engulfed with mass infections of somebody's animal virus that differed from any illustrious human sickness, it was highly contagious and additional significantly, it could kill. GO TO PAGE 2 TO CONTINUE READING>>>>>
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