[pp.int.general] Fwd: IP-Watch: Tough Talks On IP InTechnology Paper At Copenhagen; No Mention In Latest Draft
Reinier Bakels
r.bakels at planet.nl
Tue Dec 15 21:50:09 CET 2009
> COPENHAGEN - A draft text on development and transfer of technology
> was subject to intense - and indeed heated - discussions during the
> first week of the high-level climate meeting in Copenhagen. But no
> intellectual property was mentioned in the latest draft text that was
>
> Not mentioning "intellectual property" is effectively a prerequisite
> for a good agreement. If an international agreement uses that
> terminology, that means it is starting from a horrible bias
> and almost surely whatever it says will be bad.
W8 a minute! RMS may like that the term "IP" is avoided - but the reason is
a very different one: the Climate people just hide the truth. Critics argue
that the entire Climate problem is just a giant marketing effort to sell
technology - but the originators only benefit if the related subsidies to
the developing world flow directly back into the pockets of the (American)
shareholders: BY MEANS OF PATENTS!
reinier
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