Critique of Bill Gates' Philanthropy

I know most about Gates, you know,

because I've written a book about him

and that what he calls

philanthrocapitalism, which is you use philanthropy to make yourself rich and

you use it strategically and that's what he's done again and again.

He's gotten control of the World Health Organization

so that they mandate vaccines all over the world

and the companies that make those vaccines are

Gates's and many of them the major shareholder

and so and he did the same thing with the Green Revolution.

He got a hold of the regulatory agencies

in African countries and forced them

to change the nature of agriculture.

You know, there's 20,000 generations of agriculture of people growing crops like

sorghum and plantains and yucca and all these plants for subsistence

and he said, no, we're going to transfer them all to

these, you know, GMO monocultures of corn and

then we're going to bring in the companies that he owns,

Kraft, Coca-Cola, McDonald's, these big food companies, processing companies

to buy that and that's going to be the deal.

And then, of course, during COVID,

all of that shut down and you had, you know,

there's 30 million Africans now as a direct result of Gates's policy

who are now on the edge of starvation.

Tell that story that you shared with me a couple of years ago

about the vaccines that Gates sent over supposedly for

women, for women that, I don't know, was to control birth control or what?

That's another, I mean, I think the big,

the real tell was what happened with the DTP vaccine,

which is diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis.

Because of Gates pushing this shot,

it's now the number one vaccine in the world,

DTP, and it's mainly given in Africa.

It was that particular shot is discontinued in the United States

because it was killing one out of every, killing or badly injuring

one out of every 300 kids who took it.

We ended it in Europe, in the United States, but

there's, Gates is giving it to every kid in Africa. And in 2017,

he asked the Danish government for money to support this program

and he said, we've saved 20 million kids.

The Danish government said, can you show us the data?

He couldn't.

So the study, and they had records of 30 years of this.