Ebola in Texas.

[sellersm]

How about this one? https://www.google.com/patents/US20120251502

[sellersm]

OK, I so maybe I can't read these documents correctly, but doesn't this mean they own the virus?

‘The present invention is based upon the isolation and identification of a new human Ebola virus species, EboBun. EboBun was isolated from the patients suffering from hemorrhagic fever in a recent outbreak in Uganda.’

[sellersm]

Personally, I'm with 68Charger: I don't trust any of the TLA that are related to the gubment... And I don't trust Bill Gates either, who's already on record as one who believes in reducing the 'overpopulation problem' (and profiting from it!).

No doubt the US government is highly invested in Ebola for both potential Big Pharma profits developing a vaccine as well as for a potential “final solution” as a convenient biowarfare global population-killer. Speaking of profits, Tekmira Pharmaceuticals, a company working on an anti-Ebola drug, just received a $1.5 million cash advance from another killer corporation Monsanto. In the past Tekmira was also awarded $140 million contract from the Department of Defense (formerly known more appropriately as the Department of War). In 2010 the CDC actually did acquire a patent on the strain that erupted in Uganda in 2007 that killed 39 out of 116 infected patients. The CDC patent owning that particular strain of Ebola from Uganda known as “EboBun” has the patent number CA2741523A1 and can be viewed here.

By filing for a patent on a product, in this case a highly lethal infectious disease, the US government is acquiring a governmentally enforced monopoly to exclusively profit from the “invention.” In the summary section of the EboBun patent, it stipulates that the US government in its patent ownership has complete legal control and ownership over all other strains of Ebola virus that share 70% and higher similarity. Thus, this deadly West African strain of Ebola will soon become the US government’s latest prize possession in biowarfare.

Taken from: http://www.globalresearch.ca/the-ebo...uction/5394976

[Gman]

Biological patents in the United States

"The invention provides the isolated human Ebola (hEbola) viruses denoted as Bundibugyo (EboBun) deposited with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (“CDC”; Atlanta, Ga., United States of America) on Nov. 26, 2007 and accorded an accession number 200706291."

The act of isolating the virus is enough to have changed it from its natural state.

Can you patent a disease?

In the case of a gene, modifying its information or removing it from its chromosome typically would be enough to warrant a patent, says Schwartz, because the snippet of chromosome would not appear in nature by itself.

This is a key point in the case of the novel coronavirus. To pinpoint it, Erasmus likely used what is called "deep sequencing," says Earl Brown, executive director of the Emerging Pathogens Research Centre at the University of Ottawa

In this process, the infected sample would be run against databases of known genes and viruses to determine its genetic composition. Brown says the researchers would then typically remove the sequence from its chromosome and copy it in order to conduct further tests.

The rationale for patenting a genetic sequence such as the novel coronavirus is to be able to develop products, such as diagnostic tests or a vaccine, that could be marketed and sold, says Bernard Dickens, professor emeritus of Health Law and Policy at the University of Toronto.

This is similar to the information in the CDC "EboBun" patents. Ebola Bundibugyo was discovered in 2008. It is significantly genetically different (which makes it novel) than the previous 4 known strains. The CDC had to perform significant genetic sequencing to identify that it was ebola . The CDC is also the source of record for the specific DNA sequence which is available "to approved facilities for thirty years from the date of deposit, and for the lifetime of the patent issuing from, or claiming priority to this application."

Bundibugyo - New Species Of Ebola Virus Discovered

The new virus is genetically distinct from all other known Ebola virus species, differing by more than 30% at the genetic level. More traditional ELISA-based assays detected the new virus; however, the unique nature of this virus created initial challenges for traditional Ebola virus molecular diagnostic assays and genome sequencing approaches. To determine the genetic signature of this new Ebola virus species, scientists used a recently developed random-primed pyro-sequencing approach, quickly determining the genetic sequence of over 70% of the virus genome.

Knowledge of this sequence then allowed for the rapid development of a sensitive molecular detection assay which was deployed to the field as part of the outbreak response. This draft sequence also allowed for easy completion of the whole genome sequence using a traditional primer walking approach and prompt confirmation that this virus represented a new Ebola virus species. Current worldwide efforts to design effective diagnostics, antivirals and vaccines will need to take into account the distinct nature of this new member of the Ebola virus genus.

[Great-Kazoo]

Just keep in mind, you can't patent a naturally occurring virus- so if they patent it, they've modified it...


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Modifying/ altering high transmission diseases.

[Dave_L]

Remember those FEMA "camps" that we're being discussed by conspiracy theorists. Maybe this is why...

Need somewhere to put all those infected.

[PugnacAutMortem]

You know, I didn't check this thread for straight days and do you know what I realized? I didn't think about it once, and I was happy. I'm out, you guys have fun with your tinfoil hats and your bunkers. I won't do it anymore.

[Dave_L]

You know, I didn't check this thread for straight days and do you know what I realized? I didn't think about it once, and I was happy. I'm out, you guys have fun with your tinfoil hats and your bunkers. I won't do it anymore.

Ah yes, ignorance. Join the masses. Hey, Clooney got married.

[davsel]

Ah yes, ignorance. Join the masses. Hey, Clooney got married.

[RblDiver]

https://vine.co/v/OmV7QWtJXHK

(Vine vids don't show up automatically like Youtube, too bad)