Microsoft founder Bill Gates, who first raised eyebrows with the now infamous comment that vaccines are a good method of reducing the global population, has been predicting for years that there is a great and significant chance the world will see a global pandemic that will kill tens of millions people.
“First, we’ve got population. The world today has 6.8 billion people. That’s headed up to about nine billion. Now, if we do a really great job on new vaccines, health care, reproductive health services, we could lower that by, perhaps, 10 or 15 percent. But there, we see an increase of about 1.3,” Gates said in a 2010 Ted Talk.
While that is quite disconcerting on its face, ‘conspiracy theorists’ are told it’s taken out of context and that the intention is to reduce population by reducing child mortality. Simply put, parents in Third World countries wouldn’t feel the need to have so many kids if they felt that disease wouldn’t strike so many down.
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How ironic is it that one of the world’s richest men, who’s spent millions advocating a ‘pro-vaccine’ outlook, also holds firm in the belief of a ravaging disease enveloping and drastically reducing the number of human beings on the planet.
Gates has spent a lot of money on predictive models that show this pandemic will come on quick – from China – and kill off millions in just a few months.
He’s quoted as downplaying the prospect of nuclear war as ‘fairly low’ and that our current environment has incredible potential to spread disease lightning quick.
When is this predicted to happen? Rather sooner than later…
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God has my day and time picked out
2000 years ago. Lol it was written over a 4000 year period by 63 different authors on 4 different continents and fits together like a puzzle. Mathematically perfect. I don’t put my faith in the book. I put my faith in the God that inspired it and the savior it describes.
And intentionally spread
Vaccines work about 90 percent of the time. There are also people who cannot be vaccinated for a variety of medical reasons. We vaccinate everyone so those two groups are protected.
Vaccines work about 90 percent of the time. There are also people who cannot be vaccinated for a variety of medical reasons. We vaccinate everyone so those two groups are protected.
Mike Farrar Precisely!
Vaccines work about 90 percent of the time. There are also people who cannot be vaccinated for a variety of medical reasons. We vaccinate everyone so those two groups are protected. Believing is one thing. Having scientific evidence to support your belief is another matter. We must have evidence before drawing conclusions. The beliefs that vaccines do horrible things are just beliefs. No evidence to back them up.
Him and$#%&!@*Gore
You nailed it!
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