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Trump v Gates – Is Gates Winning to Overthrow Trump?
Guest Post by Martin Armstrong
This COVID-19 has undermined the economy in a way where we will not return back to normalcy. The Washington Post and the New York Times just take the opposite view of whatever Trump does without any consideration of what they are reporting. The Washington Post has targeted Gov. Brian Kemp of Georgia, calling his reopening of the economy an “aggressive course.” They said he is some first-term governor, so he obviously doesn’t know what he is doing. This is no longer about the people or the country — this is becoming just hate politics.
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W.H.O. LET THE DOGS OUT
‘It is impossible to overstate the pain’: Fight against coronavirus will define our era, Bill Gates says
Serious question for Billy Boy. The 1918/1919 Spanish Flu infected one-third of the world population and supposedly killed 50 million people. A vaccine was never produced to stop it. The world didn’t shut down. It didn’t result in people changing their way of life. Sporting events with large crowds continued. The flu just disappeared. So why does a flu that will kill less than 1/100 of the people killed in 1918/1919 need to change our world permanently?
The novel coronavirus pandemic will define the modern era in the same way World War II shaped an earlier generation, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates says in a 11-page memo outlining his ideas on how best to tackle the disease.
“This is like a world war, except in this case, we’re all on the same side,” he writes.
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has committed $250 million to the battle and Gates has been speaking up regularly to influence its direction — something that has sometimes placed him at odds with President Donald Trump and made him a target of right-wing pundits and conspiracy theorists.
Gates’ memo barely mentions politics, focusing instead on the technological innovations necessary to bring the virus to heel. But he warns it will not be a fast or easy process.
“It is impossible to overstate the pain that people are feeling now and will continue to feel for years to come,” he says.
Is Bill Gates the Dark Lord?
Guest Post by Martin Armstrong
My trouble with Bill Gates is his alleged reputation for being ruthless and devious in light of his positions which are inconsistent. He is fearful of overpopulation, wants CO2 to be zero, funding vegetarian enterprises, wants to chip everyone, and then is a climate change supporter. This makes no sense. Why would you want to vaccinate everyone in the world to live longer if you are afraid of overpopulation and climate change? This is like being long and short at the same time in the same market with the same size positions on both sides. This makes no sense! What is his true end game?