Bill Gates praises Australia’s pandemic response

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5 years ago

PRAISE FOR AUSTRALIA

It seems Australia is in the good books of controversial eugenicist Bill Gates, after the ‘philanthropist’ had positive comments regarding this country’s coronavirus response.

In a recent interview, Gates proclaims “rich countries” could be back to close to normal by late 2021 if a COVID-19 vaccine works, is ready soon and distributed properly at scale.

“By late next year you can have things going back pretty close to normal – that’s the best case,” Gates told The Wall Street Journal CEO Council.

Most importantly, the billionaire also praised Australia’s efforts when asked who he thought was doing best at balancing the pandemic response:

“South Korea, Australia – because this is an exponential event, a little bit of intelligence early on makes a huge difference,” he said.

Of course Bill Gates is praising this ongoing spectacle!

Australia, a test ground for techno-fascism, has become increasingly subjected to a revolving door of quarantine orders, punishments for violations, intrusive spying measures and more.

We have witnessed an astonishing violation of human liberties, and in anticipation of a vaccine rollout in Australia, concerns have mounted over mass coercive tactics set to be employed.

What exactly is Bill Gates celebrating? The removal of fundamental rights? Suicide rates increasing? Business shutting their doors? This is a ‘good thing’? Right.

Is anyone surprised? Australia is a submissive entity in face of the Gates monopoly.

Let’s not forget: On 21 April 2020, it was reported that Prime Minister Scott Morrison spoke with Bill Gates to share thoughts on the potential of a future COVID-19 vaccine.

Morrison and Gates are also understood to have discussed vaccines in their virtual meeting and roadmaps to overcoming Indo-Pacific’s ‘health challenges’.

Shortly after this phone call, Scott Morrison pledged $352 million towards a $12.5 billion worldwide COVID-19 research fund arranged by the World Health Organisation.

More recently, the Australian government has committed more than $120 million to enter the international COVAX Facility agreement, ensuring ‘equitable distribution’ to this country.

Now we are receiving praise as a nation? It seems six months later, Australia has lapped to Gates’ demands as was most likely discussed.

To this end, Gates also mentioned in the new interview that allocation is a top priority:

“We still don’t know whether these vaccines will succeed,” Gates continues. “The capacity will take time to ramp up. And so the allocation within the US, and between the US and other countries will be a very top point of contention.”

Gates vaccine dash is set to reach Australia as soon as next year.

Could we be the guinea pigs for this agenda? He has already had his eye on Australia.

GATES-AUSTRALIA CONNECTION

Since his 2013 address to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, in which he discussed pandemic responses and vaccine capabilities, Gates has been heavily involved in Australian affairs.

Earlier this year, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation donated $10 million to support a Murdoch Children’s Research Institute trial which is testing a COVID-19 vaccine on healthcare workers.

The funding, the largest single donation to Australia’s COVID-19 research effort so far, came after weeks of discussions between Melbourne researcher, Professor Nigel Curtis and Gates’ advisers.

Nigel Curtis is the lead researcher at the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, and he told ABC Radio the vaccine was already being trialled on healthcare workers in Australia. He hopes the funding will help expand the capacity of the program into new hospitals.

The trial is designed to test immune-boosting vaccines, with the aim of testing the vaccine’s effect on 10,000 healthcare workers worldwide. It started on March 27 at the Royal Children’s Hospital.

Gates has also worked extensively with the University of Queensland (UQ) in recent years, collaborating to make vaccines “more affordable to girls and young women in the developing world”.

UQ has partnered with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the World Health Organization in an “endeavour to save more lives”. See the mission statement by clicking here.

Last month, the foundation signed an agreement with 16 pharmaceutical companies, which Gates said committed them to scaling up manufacturing at an unprecedented speed. This is to make sure that approved vaccines reach broad distribution as early as possible.

UQ is at the front of the race for COVID-19. Coincidence? I think not.

Unsurprisingly, Jane Halton was at Event 201. She is an Australian who has extensive political and health industry experience — currently the chairman the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI). CEPI is a Gates-funded creation.

These are only a few examples of the involvement of Bill Gates in Australian vaccine affairs, adding further context as to why he would be giving so much praise. He has personally ensured Australia is locked in to whatever plans for population control he has coming down the pipeline.

This country is only a small piece of the plan, as a new era of vaccine biocapitalism is set to outperform technology in profitability and scale in coming years.

Bill Gates is ‘all in’ in attempts to re-shape the future of vaccines.

BIGGER VACCINE INTERESTS

After making billions through Microsoft, Gates stepped down early during the pandemic (just days after it was announced one) to pursue ‘philanthropist efforts’. This is really an intergenerational population control agenda in disguise.

Gates is heavily involved in development of new vaccines, as well as ‘forecasting’ international health challenges of tomorrow (such as preparing for epidemics), working beyond the scope of national oversight and accountability to deliver his products.

He has spent years involved in the vaccine-manufacturing process, including quality control and clinical evaluation. This understanding has allowed him to ‘advise’ vaccine development programs and fund research into new areas of innovation for multiple disease programs:

Gates invests in expertise and platformance technologies that help us make vaccines faster, ‘better’ and cheaper, in addition to also investing in numerous education and training programs to ensure that knowledge around vaccines is created, shared and retained. Some examples of this include:

Adaptive trial designs.
Streamlining the schedule and dosing of vaccines.
Novel delivery formats for vaccines.
Modular, automated manufacturing platforms enabling small-batch vaccine production.

The billionaire was an early investing partner in the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI), which has now grown a substantial portfolio of public-private international health partnerships that are committed to increasing access to immunisation.

Today, GAVI has grown significantly. The group brings together developing country and donor governments (including Australia), the World Health Organization, UNICEF, the World Bank, the vaccine industry, research and technical agencies, civil society and other private philanthropists.

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has donated $1.56 billion to the alliance’s 2016-2020 strategic period as of March 2019, and continues to advise the group on key business decisions.

Why is he so dedicated to these projects? Well, the fact coronavirus has skyrocket the vaccine industry to $35 billion alone should shine some light on this question.

When the biggest tech entrepreneur of the booming computer-internet era leaves for another industry, it is safe to assume that this industry will be the new driving force.

He has called for ‘vaccine certificates’ and has stated multiple doses may be required. This is the system driving the ongoing Epsilon Agenda, the transformation of a species to be genetically engineered and replicated for control.

We know the agenda clear as day. Now he can’t help but reveal his satisfaction with our submission.

We don’t want your praise, Bill. Stay away from our country with your efforts.