Bill Gates promotes a new technology, vaccine-only solution – 7 billion doses

On April 30, 2020 Bill Gates who has no scientific qualification, in a blog post, advised the world that a new technology mRNA or DNA vaccine for the entire world was the only solution to get us back to prepandemic normal.  [1, 2, 3] "Our foundation is the biggest funder of vaccines in the world, and this effort dwarfs anything we’ve ever worked on before. It’s going to require a global cooperative effort like the world has never seen."  It could be done in "as little as 9 months". "Safety is exactly what it sounds like: is the vaccine safe to give to people? Some minor side effects (like a mild fever or injection site pain) can be acceptable, but you don’t want to inoculate people with something that makes them sick." "Efficacy measures how well the vaccine protects you from getting sick. Although you’d ideally want a vaccine to have 100 percent efficacy, many don’t. For example, this year’s flu vaccine is around 45 percent effective."  [Well that failed, the vaccinated turned out more likely to get sick, any "protective" effects were short lived] "... we might end up with [a vaccine] that only stops you from getting sick..> READ MORE

Bill Gates calls for “digital certificate” to identify vaccination status

On March 18, 2020 on an "ask me anything" Reddit chat, Bill Gates' states the intended introduction of digital certificates for tracking COVID-19 vaccination status, a suggestion that hits the 666 "mark of the beast" backlash. [1] "Eventually we will have some digital certificates to show who has recovered or been tested recently or when we have a vaccine who has received it." states Bill Gates Three months prior, on December 18, 2019 Gates sponsored quantum dot tattoo technology was published - with the intent of tracking vaccination status, plus his involvement in ID2020.

Bill Gates steps down from Microsoft board to focus on global health and climate change

On March 13, 2020 Bill Gates announced he has stepped down from the public board of directors of Microsoft to “dedicate more time to philanthropic priorities including global health and development, education, and climate change”.  He also stepped down from Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. board where he has been since 2004 [1, 2] On June 27, 2008, Gates transitioned out of a day-to-day role at Microsoft "to spend more time on his work at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. He served as Microsoft’s chairman of the board until February 4, 2014" [3]

Bill Gates steps down as Microsoft CEO, and launches the BMG Foundation

On January 13, 2000 Bill Gates announced he stepped down as Microsoft CEO, the company he cofounded in 1975, "to concentrate on software strategy".  Gates' personal wealth at the time was estimated at nearly $85 billion. In 1999, during Microsoft's monopolistic anti-trust legal proceedings, Bill Gates began to reposition his brand from computer geek to “philanthropist” by forming the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) [ARCHIVE] as a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) that “gives back to global communities through increasing access to innovations in education, technology, and world health”, with a strong focus on reproductive health. [5, 6] The BMGF was officially stated to have launched in 2000.

Bill Gates: What wasn’t achieved with COVID-19 pandemic

In an interview with Jeremy Hunt on November 7 2021, Bill Gates comments about his post-2015 pandemic preparedness "prophecies" that weren't heeded with Ebola, but COVID-19 pandemic allowed for R&D budgets to focus on things we didn't have. [1, 2] He recounts what wasn't achieved in this COVID-19 pandemic: "we didn't have vaccines that blocked transmission...we need a new way of doing the vaccines"..."we didn't get much by way of therapeutics"..."we didn't get the diagnostics up and running in order to achieve, well at least Australia and New Zealand [both island continents] showed that competent management could keep the death rate down pretty dramatically".  It will take tens of billions in R&D" He also plants the seed to remind us about the threat of bio-terrorism such as smallpox being brought into airports. He continues setting the stage for the next pandemic preparedness:  having the  WHO "global pandemic taskforce", all in preparation for the next pandemic! "Making vaccines cheap [mRNA platform], building big factories, eradicating the flu, getting rid of the common cold, making vaccines jut a little patch you put on your arm, things that will be incredibly beneficial even in years when we don't have pandemics" Remember for every..> READ MORE

Bill Gates predicts a large and lethal pandemic in our lifetime

Bill Gates writes in a NEJM perspective on May 31, 2018, "Thanks to better vaccines" we've made headway on diseases. "Yet there is one area where the world isn’t making much progress: pandemic preparedness. This failure should concern us all, because history has taught us there will be another deadly global pandemic. We can’t predict when, but given the continual emergence of new pathogens, the increasing risk of a bioterror attack, and the ever-increasing connectedness of our world [population growth] , there is a significant probability that a large and lethal modern-day pandemic will occur in our lifetime." "What the world needs is a coordinated global approach to pandemics that will work regardless of whether the next pandemic is a product of humans or of nature." The percentage of people who choose to get a seasonal influenza vaccine is fairly small, but modelling simulations suggest a "highly contagious and lethal airborne pathogen" could see "33 million people worldwide would die in just 6 months". [2 1/2 years into the COVID-19 pandemic 6.3 million deaths have been recorded worldwide] On May 29, 2018 the Gates foundation "launched a $12 million Grand Challenge ... to accelerate the development of a universal influenza..> READ MORE

Bill Gates: COVID-19 the “once-in-a-century pathogen we’ve been worried about”

On February 28, 2020, only eleven days after NIAID director Dr Fauci stated the risk is miniscule from this coronavirus, Bill Gates (who invests donates heavily to global health) warns in the NEJM perspective that: In the past week, Covid-19 has started behaving a lot like the once-in-a-century pathogen we’ve been worried about. I hope it’s not that bad, but we should assume it will be until we know otherwise. We need to save lives now while also improving the way we respond to outbreaks in general. Gates provides "two reasons that Covid-19 is such a threat": "First, it can kill healthy adults in addition to elderly people with existing health problems", with a current "case fatality risk around 1%" it is more severe that seasonal influenza (0.6%) "Second, Covid-19 is transmitted quite efficiently. The average infected person spreads the disease to two or three others — an exponential rate of increase.  There is also strong evidence that it can be transmitted by people who are just mildly ill or even presymptomatic."  MERS and SARS was spread "only by symptomatic people." "National, state, and local governments and public health agencies can take steps over the next few weeks to slow..> READ MORE

Bill Gates Launches FNIH Grand Challenges initiative

At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, in January 26, 2003, Bill Gates announced a $200 million grant to establish the Grand Challenges in Global Health initiative, an effort in partnership with the non-profit Foundation for the National Institutes of Health Inc. (FNIH).  "The initiative will identify critical scientific challenges in global health and increase research on diseases that cause millions of deaths in the developing world." [1, 2, 3, 6] "The initiative will identify critical scientific challenges in global health and increase research on diseases that cause millions of deaths in the developing world." The initiative is managed by the "global health experts at the FNIH, the BMGF, the CIHR, and the Wellcome Trust" On the Scientific Board is Dr Anthony Fauci and a BMGF representative, who are "charged with identifying specific scientific or technological innovations that are likely to: Have a global impact Show high potential for feasibility Potentially remove a critical barrier to solving health problems" In 2007, the Gates Foundation launched Grand Challenges Explorations, a small scale funding initiative to "engage more of the world’s innovators more quickly." [4] The initiative was relaunched on October 7, 2014 as the Global Grand Challenges, to expand to "a..> READ MORE

TED Talk – Bill Gates: The next outbreak? We’re not ready

In March 18, 2015 at a TED Talk in Vancouver, in his presentation Bill Gates warned the world that we're not ready for the next pandemic.  A highly infectious virus is likely to kill 10 million people in the next decade rather than a war! [4] -  WATCH In April 2020 the BBC commented to Bill that his 2015 TED Talk was "extraordinarily close to what is happening now"! On the same speaker list with Bill was his GAVI CEO Seth Berkley who shared that "It seems like we wait for a disastrous disease outbreak before we get serious about making a vaccine for it." [3]  Also on the speakers list were Paul Tudor Jones II on Rethinking Capitalism [6], Dan Ariely on Society's Growing Inequality [5]. Interestingly in the same TED2015 "Truth and Dare" program Marina Abromovic gave a presentation.   The same "artist" who Microsoft used in their April 2020 headset advertisement before they removed it. [1, 2]

Bill Gates’ “prophecy” at Munich Security Conference – CEPI: to enable a vaccine in 90 days or less

"Prophetic" quotes from Bill Gates speech [1] at the Munich Security Conference on February 17, 2017 , setting the stage f: "I decided 20 years ago to make global health the focus of my philanthropic work"...I spend a lot of my time on the effort to eradicate polio... It's also true that the next epidemic could originate on the computer screen of a terrorist intent on using genetic engineering to create a synthetic version of the smallpox virus . . . or a super contagious and deadly strain of the flu....The point is, we ignore the link between health security and international security at our peril. The good news is that with advances in biotechnology, new vaccines and drugs can help prevent epidemics from spreading out of control. Vaccines can be especially important in containing epidemics. But today, it typically takes up to 10 years to develop and license a new vaccine. To significantly curb deaths from a fast-moving airborne pathogen, we would have to get that down considerably—to 90 days or less. We took an important step last month with the launch of a new public-private partnership called the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI). The hope is that CEPI..> READ MORE