In September 2019—just a few months before the COVID-19 hysteria swept the world—the Gates Foundation acquired a stake in
BioNTech, Pfizer’s vaccine partner, through an equity investment.
Investigative journalist Jordan Schachtel examined Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filings and discovered that the Gates
Foundation had reduced its BioNTech holdings by another 86 percent in the third quarter of 2021, the quarter in which
the stock reached its highest value, by another 86 percent.
In the process, the foundation generated a profit of approximately 260 million U.S.
dollars—more than 15 times its original investment.
According to Schachtel, 242 million U.S. dollars of that profit was untaxed because the
money was invested through the foundation.
According to this, Bill Gates and his foundation secured profits amounting to several hundred million dollars by
selling shares at the perfect time, before he suddenly changed his mind about vaccine technology.
After selling his shares, Gates suddenly declared in November 2021: “We need a new kind of vaccine.”
Once a proponent of mRNA technology, Gates now openly questions it after having achieved a 15-fold return on his investment.
In the featured segments, Prof. Homburg discusses additional examples of such incidents.
These are the not-so-selfless practices of the Masonic philanthropists.
Should we really listen to people like that ?
There are thousands of different beneficiaries who are enriching themselves by the billions or trillions as a
result of crises. And all at the expense of the general public!
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