1 Bill Gates: philanthropist or brazen pandemic rip-off?
Bill Gates is a well-known name, which is in the mainstream media,
especially in connection with the Corona pandemic, of course. with the Corona pandemic.
The image of Bill Gates in the media was not always positive, however.
In the 1990s, Gates had negative headlines because he had
ruthlessly built up a monopoly with Microsoft. monopoly with Microsoft.
At that time there were calls for the monopoly, but as we know, nothing
came of it and Bill Gates' influence Bill Gates' influence today seems greater than ever.
In 1999, he founded the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which is
one of the richest and most powerful powerful foundations in the world.
How did he come to have this power?
And what is behind this superficial "act of selflessness"?
Thomas Röper explored these questions in his in his book "INSIDE CORONA".
During the research Röper quickly realised that Bill Gates is at
the centre of the pandemic like a spider in the centre of
the web and is pulling the strings. in his hands.
Gates earned billions not only billions from the vaccinations, but also
from the tests and the treatment of those suffering from covid.
1. vaccinations:
Back in September 2012, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation invested
in the American company Atreca to "accelerate the discovery and development of
novel vaccines and therapeutics for human infectious diseases". infectious diseases".
In April 2013, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation also
invested in the Indian biotechnology and biopharmaceutical company Biological E. Limited,
which develops "innovative approaches to reduce cost of vaccine production".
This is particularly interesting in a pandemic pandemic, because
Gates not only earns money from the vaccines, but also
when the vaccine manufacturers set up new new vaccine production.
He thus earns money from the entire value chain of vaccine production.
In March 2015, the Foundation invested in the German biopharmaceutical
company CureVac, which was researching mRNA vaccines. research on mRNA vaccines.
In September 2019, it invested in the German biotechnology company BioNTech.
It has also invested in the pharmaceutical company
Pfizer, but does not give a date.
It is interesting to note that the vaccine from BioNTech and Pfizer has been vaccinated the most worldwide.
This list is only the the tip of the iceberg and
by no means the entire list of of investments in vaccine manufacturers.
2. rapid tests:
In September 2020, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation invested
in the Swiss pharmaceutical company Abbott and the Singapore company Biosensor,
both of which have developed a Covid 19 rapid test.
On 28 September 2020, the WHO announced a programme,
which is to provide the poorer countries to provide rapid tests to poorer countries.
Despite the fact that there are dozens of manufacturers of such rapid tests, 120
million tests have been purchased by Abbott and Biosensor for 5 US dollars each.
That is 600 million dollars that Abbott and Biosensor received from the WHO.
Can it be a coincidence that Bill Gates took a stake had a stake in the two manufacturers shortly before?
3rd treatment:
In October 2020, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation invested
in Lilly mAb, a pharmaceutical company that produces Covid 19 antibodies
for the treatment of treatment of a corona disease.
Thanks to this participation Lilly benefited
from contracts from the COVID-19 Therapeutics Accelerator.
This is an initiative which aims to accelerate treatment options
for COVID-19 and is and is funded by foundations, the WHO,
the EU, governments and private governments and private donors.
It seems to be helpful to get Gates as an investor in one's own
company if one wants to get contracts from EU programmes or or other government programmes.
This is also shown by the fact that Lilly's antibody drug received emergency approval
in the US a month after Gates invested. received emergency approval in the USA.
Gates also invested in Just Biotherapeutics in 2016. in the company Just
Biotherapeutics, which was commissioned by the the US Department of Defence to produce
Covid 19 antibodies. Covid 19 antibodies during the course of the pandemic.
The above facts clearly show that Bill Gates and his Foundation have made massive
money from the Corona pandemic pandemic, and that his commitment to the Corona vaccination, but
also to the Corona tests can in any way be described as altruistic.
Through all these investments Bill Gates created great dependencies.
Röper describes it in in his book as follows: "The
holdings of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation show beyond doubt
that Bill Gates is very broadly health sector and has basically
monopolised global health policy". and has basically monopolised global health policy."
The media's image of Gates as a philanthropist, i.e. a
philanthropist, must therefore be be strongly questioned.
After all, he was one of the main beneficiaries of the last two years.