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Bill Gates, Philanthropy, and the Vaccine Rhetoric
from #196 - Whitney Webb | The Tim Dillon Show · #196
8 min
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Whitney lays out her concerns about Bill Gates, comparing his foundation to Rockefeller's, discussing vaccine scandals in developing countries, his odd population-reduction rhetoric, and the claim his own pediatrician said his kids weren't vaccinated.
- Billionaires have long used philanthropy to rebrand their reputations, from Rockefeller to Epstein before his arrest.
- Gates Foundation ties to pharmaceutical companies led to vaccines rejected in the US being sent to developing countries like India, causing severe health effects.
- People can criticize pharmaceutical corruption and specific vaccines without being against vaccines as a science.
- Gates has used odd rhetoric at TED talks about using vaccines to reduce world population, which is backwards since vaccines keep people alive.
- Tim questions why a billionaire without a medical degree who dropped out of Harvard is giving medical advice on CNN.
- Gates' relationship with Epstein is the biggest red flag, including his chief scientist being an executor of Epstein's will.
- The New York Times changed their story about when Gates and Epstein met, claiming 2016 then 2011, but a 2001 Evening Standard article mentions them together.
- Maria Farmer, the first Epstein victim to go to the FBI, heard Epstein and Maxwell discuss Bill Gates as someone they knew well back in 1995.
- Once billionaires have all the money they want, they seek control and social engineering rather than material goods.
- Bill Gates' pediatrician came forward saying Gates refused to have his own children vaccinated.
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