Some clarifications from my point of view:
1)
It's a doping with water made point bar. Alcohol has no interest except to improve makeup. In addition you just very precisely to put the point on the problem related to the use of the alcohol ...
2) There is 90% chance that the guy knows the work of the water doping.
3) André, everyone is not as honest and honest as you!
4)
Yes everything is patentablethis is the problem of the current patent system: the INPI examines and registers patents.
In no case will it block the registration of a patent (except in the event of a defect in form or serious substantive defect such as "Patenting the wheel" ...). It does not even warn the authors of patents with prior art (X being the most serious).
It is up to the latter to constantly monitor the new patents published. In other words, after a few years we get tired ... especially if the patent is not used!
5) Finally,
I wish courage to Mr. Vernier because not only
he has no chance against the industrialists (like us) but above all it has already put 70 000 € (about it's the cost of a worldwide patent) in a system that is ... in the public domain ...
That he tries to try a lawsuit against anyone exploiting his patent ... he leaves losing in advance! I think that the examiner of the INPI should spend a little more time on the Internet ...
ps: how did you find this Abyssinian system / site?