What is the Gates Foundation up to?

***(you may wish to skip this rant! and go right to vatic note:) Well, this has only been up a few minutes and already I had to publish it to correct it since they messed it up right away.   So, now, I have a message for you jerks.  You are like Pigs in a pig sty full of filth and muck and you roll around in your perversions and filth (satanism and pedophilia) so much that you forgot what it was like to be human.   Now you want to foist that condition on us or make us into the filth and muck you like to roll around in and it won't work.  YOU are anal retentive control freaks.  Key word here is "FREAKS".  You have no humanity and you have never managed to prevail NOR BE PRODUCTIVE in thousands of years of trying and you won't prevail again here.  I agree about the Sterilization plan and we should use it on you guys to end the black nobility bloodline of psychopaths  and satanists.   Well, unlike in the past,  we know who you really are what you are doing and planning, (we even have pictures) so your  attempted control of everything is getting harder and harder to do, (you must have noticed, huh? LOL)  and you are getting closer and closer to being not only exposed but physically man handled,  so CONTROL THAT why doncha???  LOL  Go back to Israel where they have Khazars like yourselves as leaders who would appreciate your animal barbaric condition.  Hang out with others just like ya.  You can feel right at home.  Psychopathy is a disease that is not curable, so think of the desert like a mental ward where you all can congregate and play with your bioweapons and nukes and hopefully, FINALLY,  leave the rest of us alone.  You really should try doing something truly productive like creating wealth instead of stealing it from others.  Oh, and quit organ harvesting the Palestinian children and pedophiling them and bulldozing homes, farms, food, olive trees and hospital facilities.  It simply reinforces the global image you are getting as being totally lizards. We make purses out of lizards,  that is just a warning.  (end of  rant, nothing else  works, maybe if I do this everytime, it might work - I have a lot of rants about these people on various subjects  that I needed to have come out, so do it again.... I will improve on it.)


Vatic Note:  I have to say, American Action Report does not publish a whole lot because what he does publish is so very well researched and documented, which is a time consuming job. Since he is a professor, that limits his time and Lord knows, I know about that myself.  I have to seek donations or publish less and that is choice I am in the middle of having  to make, but then the powers that be knew that would be the case and saw to it we had a bad economy to keep the resistance at survival level.  Clever, I must say.   American Action Report is  a site I highly recommend for the non fast food reader and seeker of truth.  This below is even more thoroughly researched than our own offerings on Bill Gates.   Check it out and follow the links, its worth the journey.  I also personally know this man, Dr. Mills,  is not a disinfo controlled opposition man or site... that is becoming difficult to determine these days.  lol 

What is the Gates Foundation up to?

http://americanactionreport.blogspot.com/search?updated-min=2011-01-01T00%3A00%3A00%2B08%3A00&updated-max=2012-01-01T00%3A00%3A00%2B08%3A00&max-results=38
by American Action Report, Jerry Mills, Phd and professor, Taiwan
Wednesday, October 12, 2011

     Until 1994, Bill Gates was described as the stingiest man in the world, based on his practically non-existent charitable giving. His charitable giving, as I recall, amounted to a fraction of one percent of his total income.

     If he wanted to keep all his money, it was really his business. I, for one, think that Charles Dickens gave Ebenezer Scrooge a bum rap. Except that Bill Gates was rich, no one would have cared that he was stingy; and, except that Ebenezer Scrooge was rich, Charles Dickens would not have had a story. Accusations against both men were driven mainly by envy.

    
Then Gates, like Scrooge, announced himself a changed man and promised to give away a billion dollars. He eventually would increase that amount to several billion. That’s when he stopped acting like the pre-Christmas Scrooge and began acting more like the post-Pentecostal Ananias.

     Ananias was the phony philanthropist in the Bible who, along with his wife Sapphira, announced that they were giving all they had to the church in Jerusalem. As it turned out, they lied about how much they’d given, and the Almighty struck them dead.

     Similarly, Bill and Melinda Gates lied about actually giving away their money. Unlike Ananias and Sapphira, Bill and Melinda seem to have no fear of the Almighty.

 It’s an old trick. Even upper middle class tax dodgers can use it. First, you start a tax-exempt foundation with yourself at the head. Technically, you give up ownership of the money, but you maintain control of it. By this means, business investments or other assets can continue to be of benefit to you or your business, but you don’t have to pay taxes on them. What’s more, it can be tax deductible as charitable giving.

     Take a look at the web site for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. It’ll curl your hair. When you examine their site, though, I suggest you read it with the eyes of an economist rather than the eyes of a business administrator.

     Economics is more than just the study of numbers that represent money. It’s the study of cost, reward, and—get this—motivation. Economists recognize that money is not the only motivator. Power is another. So is prestige. There are others.

     Of the six major areas the foundation boasts, two of them pertain to vaccinations. They’re talking about eradicating polio. Polio?

     As of the year 2000, polio was declared eradicated in Taiwan. In this island nation of 23 million people, there are fewer than ten new cases of polio each year. I have rarely seen a Taiwanese bearing signs of polio, yet Taiwan continues to push an eradication program that accomplished its goals eleven years ago.

     As of 1994, China has reported five cases a year. In Latin America, polio is “completely eradicated.” (link) 

     What about certain third-world nations where polio is still a problem? Shouldn’t they also receive Jonas Salk’s miracle cure for polio?

     Perhaps, but that’s not what the Gates Foundation is offering. Jonas Salk’s vaccination contained the inactivated polio virus. The Sabin Vaccine Report for March 1999, says that the Gates Foundation offered the Sabin Vaccine Institute $100 million for children’s vaccines. (link)  The Sabin vaccine uses live polio viruses, which the late Jonas Salk had condemned.

     In January 2010, the Gates Foundation pledged a further $10 billion for vaccine research for “the world’s poorest countries.” The following month, Gates said, “If we do a really great job; on new vaccines, healthcare, reproductive health services –we could lower [population] by 10 or 15 percent….”  (video)

     Spinmeisters for Gates claim that what he really meant was, families in poorer countries would have fewer children if they could be confident that their children could live long enough to reach adulthood. If that’s what he really meant, would he be providing the most controversial vaccines? Would he resort to vaccines at all?

     The Gates Foundation also boasts that it is promoting the use of GlaxoSmithKlein’s (GSK’s) vaccine for rotavirus. Until I read the Gates Foundation web site, I’d never heard of rotavirus or GSK.

     Two drug companies—Merck and GSK—produce similar vaccines for the rotavirus. In Hong Kong, health authorities recommended that GSK’s Rotarix be recalled. (link) 

In the United States, the FDA, which routinely rubber stamps dangerous drugs and blocks healthy foods, recommended that doctors suspend the use of Rotarix. Merck’s RotaTeq has the same contamination problems, (link)  but the FDA is giving it a free ride.

    

Both vaccines were found to be contaminated with viruses that “cause immune suppression, wasting disease, and death in baby pigs.” The Gates Foundation is pushing the one that’s hard to sell in the United States: GSK’s Rotarix. GSK offers Bill Gates group rotavirus vaccine at 95% discount. (link)

     How sweet of them! They can’t sell their junk to the industrialized world, so they’re foisting it on third worlders at fire sale prices.

     One of the pages for the Gates Foundation web site is titled, “Improving Health through More Nutritious Foods.” Click that link, and you’ll find nothing but Monsanto Frankenseeds and Frankenfoods.  It’s no coincidence that Bill Gates has bought Monsanto; it’s now one of his business interests.

     The first “food” you see is a bizarre-looking “golden rice,” which has been called a Trojan horse. According to the Food Freedom web site, Gates and Monsanto misled non-governmental organizations (NGOs) into pushing that stuff. (link)

     The Gates Foundation also highlights its promotion of genetically “enhanced” potatoes. The Organic Consumer’s Association sums it up, “Monsanto’s GE Potato Fails in Africa.” (link)

     It’s well known that Monsanto seeds are not heritage seeds—that is, they are not seeds that can be held back from each crop and replanted year after year. They’re terminator seeds. Once used, they must be bought again.

     So why would farmers who have been using heritage seeds for thousands of years suddenly start using expensive seeds that they’d have to repurchase year after year?

     That brings us to another form of fake philanthropy: giving something away in order to entrap a captive buyer. In Haiti, where farmers are now burning Monsanto seeds in protest, it all started out as a “fabulous Easter gift” from Monsanto. The “fabulous Easter gift” came as a result of an $8.3 million “gift” from the Gates Foundation to Monsanto for the program.

     Uh, wait a minute. The Gates Foundation, funded by Gates, gave money to Monsanto, which is owned by Gates, as a loss leader to hook captive buyers for Monsanto’s seeds, to the profit of Monsanto. Does that sound more like a gift or an investment?

     According to the Institute for Food and Development Policy, “Monsanto is known for aggressively pushing seeds, especially GMO seeds, in both the global North and South, including through highly restrictive technology agreements with farmers who are not always made fully aware of what they are signing.


According to interviews by this writer with representatives of Mexican small farmer organizations, they then find themselves forced to buy Monsanto seeds each year, under conditions they find onerous and at costs they sometimes cannot afford.” (link) (VN:  That is in line with their planned population control... keep us broke and working as slaves, poison the food supply to shorten our life span, and keep us like a herd of cattle. Not surprising they are doing this globally to every farmer on the planet except Europe who has reject GMO SO FAR.  Farmers in India are committing suicide over this and farmers in Iraq are punished for saving seeds which has been their practice for thousands of years).

    

Since Gates is the owner of Monsanto, his fake philanthropy in poor countries should be highly profitable. Like Robin Hood in reverse, he seems to be robbing from the poor and giving to himself—and calling it “charitable giving.”

     I could go on and on with this, but I think you get the message. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is a multi-billion-dollar, tax-exempt investment disguised as a charitable foundation. To make matters worse, judging from the nature of its “giving,” it has the net effect of furthering the global elites’ oft-stated goals of gaining complete control of the world’s food and water supplies, and the reduction of the world’s population in order to control the survivors of their phony “charity.”  (VN:  That is what they think.... we will see, It is not going to happen until the Fat Lady sings.  lol)

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