In 2008…Bill Gates and Klaus Schwab discuss at the WEF…Malaria, Reducing the Population and ‘Congratulatory Praises’ on their ‘Achievements’. Now look what’s happening to the world #MadMen #Monsters #MassShootings
— Erin Elizabeth Health Nut News 🙌 (@unhealthytruth) July 2, 2023
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00:50. Well, I've set very ambitious goals because I'm quite optimistic. If you look at, say, the 20 diseases that our Global Health Program goes after, I don't think within 15 years half of those . . . we could have had a very dramatic ["dramatic" for Gates means depopulation] impact. Some of them will prove to be harder [meaning deadlier] than others, for example, AIDS [hey, that's Fauci's program. You guys aren't working together, are you?]. We will have made an improvement but not the dramatic Improvement probably in that time frame . . . malaria perhaps and a number of the other ones. We have things in the pipeline [COVID vaccines?] so huge change in the mortality rates of developed countries which has this effect of reducing population growth [we're destroying reproductive health, meaning we're sterilizing you per Herr Bourla] that's this big benefit that makes everything like education [meaning misinformation, disinformation, censorship, and others], nutrition [we're poisoning your food supply, replacing it with bugs and meat made from bacteria] a lot easier. So I have very high expectations there. We actually use these dashboards internally at the Foundation . . . make everything be quite numeric. We're trying to be rigorous about that and even share those [with DoD, DARPA, CIA, and others], so that people can see that, oh, you fell short [the bioweapon or countermeasure didn't kill enough people] of the what you had in mind and to explain if we have any less that might be learnable from other foundations. So I think there's some things about how we go about things that I hope those learnings can have an impact [have a high kill ratio]. There's the specific work in the different divisions: health, development, and the US education work that 15, in that 15 years, boy we will have spent a lot of money: $3 billion a year [over] 15 years [the interview is from 2008; what year is it now? That's right: 15 years] that adds up, and for that people should have a very high expectation [mass murder is quite lucrative] of what we can do.
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