understand that the vaccine statistics (sold to us by the same folks who gave us the fraudulent COVID statistics) are most likely inflated. It’s designed to spread fear, cause mass confusion and division and discredit researchers who understand the real dangers of vaccines. They needed to manufacture this uproar so that David could come in with this “shocking bombshell,” which he will undoubtedly turn into a political campaign for patent and/or antitrust reform and/or new vaccine related laws. Even with this new story, David is still guarding the main gates and giving us another fantastic conspiracy theory to chase. After David dropped this monstrous new bluff about a computer simulated code in the vaccine, he paused dramatically so that the audience could gasp and feign outrage, and then immediately followed it up with this: “Under the Bayh-Dohl Act, the US Government already has a march-in right provision. That means if the US Government has paid for research, they’re entitled to benefit from that research at their demand or at their whim…”
Of course David leaves out the part that’s inconvenient for the narrative he’s creating, which is that “no federal agency has yet used this mechanism to license patent rights to others during the history of the Bayh-Dole Act.” David and his Globalist technocrat buddies have been working on patent reform for many years. They desperately want this patent reform so that they can free up patents for “Global Innovation” - patents that will closely be monitored by David’s software of course – this is why the patents are always a central point of David’s investigation. Problem (Biowarfare computer chimeric spike protein vaccine!) Reaction (Gasp! Shock! Outrage!) Solution (Patent reform) The Bayh–Dole Act The Bayh-Dole Act was approved by the U.S. Congress to address the concerns of commercialization of technology developed with federal funding. One of the objectives of the legislation is to “ensure that the Government obtains sufficient rights in federally supported inventions to meet the needs of the Government and protect the public against nonuse or unreasonable use of inventions” (35 U.S. Code § 200). Under the Bayh-Dole Act, nonprofit organizations (including universities) or small business firms may elect to retain title to any “subject invention” produced with federal financial assistance, such as a