Bill Gates Pushes For Global Health Surveillance

There are a handful of prominent, publically known, New World Order activists that just can’t help but be in front of a camera or crowd as often as possible.

One of them is Bill Gates, the billionaire co-founder of Microsoft, promoter of the Great Reset, and a well-known philanthropist. In addition, and unknown to a majority of the American population, Bill Gates is now the US’ biggest farmland owner.

Since stepping down as the CEO of Microsoft, Gates has been working on environmental and COVID-related projects. He has been given a voice on topics that he has no technical training or expertise in, but as with Meta’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg, their massive wealth earns them a seat at the table anyway.

Begin preparing now for the appearance of “even more fatal” variants of coronavirus in the future. That’s the advice Gates, who also warned on Sunday that international health surveillance driven by increased funding for the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) is one way to forestall pandemic outbreaks.

He told the Financial Times (FT) in an interview the risk of that happening is “way above five percent” and would mean the world has yet to see the worst of the pandemic if his predictions are indeed correct.

The billionaire, worth an estimated $132B, did not want to sound “doom and gloom” but warned there was a risk an “even more transmissive and even more fatal” variant could be generated.

Gates cautioned that while the war in Ukraine dominates the international agenda, global leaders should not lose sight of the health crisis, even as he hypocritically flies around the world on private jets lecturing world leaders about climate issues.

He called for greater investment to prevent future pandemics. “It seems wild to me that we could fail to look at this tragedy and not, on behalf of the citizens of the world, make these investments,” Gates told the FT.

Gates acknowledged there were questions over whether an international consensus could be reached to increase funding for W.H.O.

Gates believed they are the only political body that could build and manage the “top-notch” GERM team for which the running costs, which he seemed to arbitrarily estimated would be around $1bn a year.

“The amount of money involved is very small compared to the benefit and it will be a test: can global institutions take on new responsibilities in an excellent way, even in a time period where U.S.-China [relations are] tough, U.S.-Russia is extremely tough?” said Gates.

“We’re still at risk of this pandemic generating a variant that would be even more transmissive and even more fatal,” he said. “It’s not likely, I don’t want to be a voice of doom and gloom, but it’s way above a 5 percent risk that this pandemic, we haven’t even seen the worst of it.”

Gates’ new book, How to Prevent the Next Pandemic, was published on Tuesday.

By: Eric Thompson, editor of EricThompsonShow.com. Follow me on Twitter and MagaBook