By John O'Sullivan - August 19, 2021

New twist in the claims and counter claims that the Rothschilds patented the COVID19 testing system as far back as 2015. Video purports to show that U.S. Patents Office had the full biometric testing device patented five years BEFORE the pandemic.

In October 2020 there was considerable consternation online among independent researchers over the claim, published by a Dutch website, about a Rothschild medical patent for a “System and Method for Testing for COVID-19″ (here). Reuters, at the the time, went all in to discredit the article.

Reuters (the global news agency owned by the Rothschilds) rebutted the claim on October 27, 2020 by stating:

“The article claims that the 2015 priority date is evidence that the coronavirus pandemic has been planned. But the author has conflated the terms “priority date” and “application date”.

The priority date can refer to the earliest filing date in a family of related patent applications, or to the earliest filing date of a particular feature of an invention (here). In this case, Oct. 13, 2015 is when Rothschild first made a provisional application within this family of patents.”

This riposte served Reuters and their Rothschild owners well until now. But the video below depicts a credible online search of U.S. government database evidence indicating that Reuters were peddling fake news.

video source: https://www.bitchute.com/video/FwmdcP7ghqGe/

If valid, this may be strong evidence that would hold up in court that no less an authority than the U.S. Patents Office already had the Rothschild’s full patent with the title “System and Method for Testing for COVID19” in 2015 . . .

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