Analysis of Event 201 and Vaccine Profits
And the last one of these
was in two thousand and twenty,
twenty or twenty nineteen, October.
And it was hosted by Bill Gates, by Fauci,
and by Gabriel Hicks.
And, and interestingly, by George Gao,
who is the head of the Chinese CDC
in New York City. And any of you, I'm sure a lot of you have gone
and looked at
this on YouTube. It's called Event two zero one.
And the, the fourth simulation that day, the last one,
is all about how do you use the pandemic as a pretext for clamping
down totalitarian authority on, uh,
abridgments of freedom of speech, and particularly, how do you stop
people
from talking about a lab leak as the source of these
viruses?
Yeah.
Now, this in October twenty nineteen, nobody but
us at that time had ever heard of COVID.
We now know that COVID was almost certainly circulating
by mid-September. On September twelfth, the
Chinese government kicked down the door of the Wuhan lab,
brought in General Wei to, which is the bioweapons expert from
the, uh, people's, uh,
army,
to run the lab and remove all the gain-of-function
studies from their public-facing websites and all the genomic
sequences from all the viruses. The Chinese government clearly
knew that the virus was circulating in September.
So a month later, you have this. That same week,
Bill Gates, who was overseeing this simulation,
made a buy of one point one million shares of
BioNTech vaccine,
which later became the Pfizer vaccine.
He then sold that, all that, almost all that stock,
eighty-seven percent,
two years later
as a, at a two hundred and forty-two million dollar profit.
And a week after that, he publicly announced the vaccine didn't
work.
Isn't that pump and dump scheme?
Because he was the guy who was on TV with his minion, Peter Hotez,
who got-- who took fifty-two million dollars from
Gates
for his insti... Gates made his institution.
So you had the pair of them pumping up the stock for two years
and then dumping it a week before he goes on TV and says, "Oh, it didn't work after
all."
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