Bill Gates' money tells him to do both good and evil

Bloodstain in the hands of Bill Gates

Founder of Microsoft and one of the richest people in the world, Bill Gates, who has the image of a benevolent philanthropist, using his billions through his exempt from taxation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation addresses the problems of diseases and food shortages in Africa, as well as fighting poverty.

At a recent conference in California, Gates opened the veil over an almost unknown aspect of his charity – a decline in population, or in other words, eugenics.

Gates mentioned this at a closed conference in Long Beach, California, called TED2010 Conference in his speech “Upgrading to zero!” – CO2 → vaccines → depopulation. The opinion of Bill Gates, along with the science-absurd proposal to artificially reduce CO2 emissions worldwide to zero by 2050, at about the fourth and a half minutes of his speech, Gates says:

“Today there are 6.8 billion people living in the world, and this figure tends to 9 billion. If we do a good job with the new vaccines, with the health care system, and with reproductive health, then we will probably be able to reduce this figure by 10-15%. ”

In plain English, one of the most influential people in the world has clearly said that he expects vaccines to be used to reduce population growth. When Bill Gates talks about vaccines, he knows what he is talking about.

In January 2010, at the elite World Economic Forum in Davos, Gates announced that over the next decade, his Foundation will allocate $ 10 billion (about € 7.5 billion) to develop and deliver new vaccines for children in developing countries.

The main focus of its multi-billion-dollar Fund is vaccination, especially in Africa and other developing countries. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is a founding member of the GAVI Alliance (Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization) in partnership with the World Bank, WHO, and vaccine manufacturers. The goal of GAVI is to vaccinate every newborn baby in the developing world.

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