Critique of Bill Gates' Philanthropy
Tony Fauci
got a call from Bill Gates in the year two thousand.
Gates brought him out, summonsed him out to his hundred
and forty-seven million dollar mansion on the banks of Lake Washington,
Seattle.
Sat him down in his library and said, "Let's form a
partnership," uh, essentially to vaccinate the whole world
and to give
immunity from lia- the vaccine companies a-
and to make all of Gates' partners rich.
Gates owns huge shares in virtually all the big
pharmaceutical companies. And his, uh, you know,
his philanthropy is what he calls philanthrocapitalism.
It, it is a money-making and power-generating
philanthropy. It has nothing to do with public health.
The public health outcomes have dropped dramatically the more...
There's many, many studies that show that the more money
a nation takes, an African country, an Asian country takes from Bill
Gates for either its agricultural products, agricultural
systems,
or for its public health systems, the worse public health becomes.
A higher infant mortality rates. There is absolutely
a inverse correlation
between the amount of money that these people put into public
health and the, and the actual health out-
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