in November 2021 Microsoft founder Bill Gates spoke with Jeremy Hunt of the British health screening committee on ‘Policy Shift’ about what could happen if there were cases of the smallpox virus.
The conversation that took place a few months ago is currently on the agenda. Current increase in Monkeypox cases in different parts of the worldIt alerted the World Health Organization (WHO).
During the interview, Gates discussed the possibility of “potential terrorist attacks” involving the smallpox virus:Epidemics caused by bioterrorism could be much worse than what we experience today.”.
(You may be interested in: Monkeypox: how it is transmitted, symptoms and population at risk).
In addition, he suggested that countries like the United Kingdom or the United States invest money to fund research to treat these upcoming viruses, also “we must get vaccines cheap, we must have large factories, we must eradicate the flu, get rid of the common colds, pandemics.” Do things that will be incredibly useful even in years when he’s not.”
According to what he suggested in the interview, his solution would be a “germ game”. By this, he’s talking about constantly confronting humanity with different bacteria so that people can develop more defenses and fight “bioterrorism” more easily.
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This isn’t the first time Gates has warned of possible pandemics around the world. In a TED talk in 2015, the businessman commented that the greatest threat to humanity is a microbe that can cause an infectious disease.
Even in February of this year – 2022 – during the annual Munich Security Conference, the businessman warned that something else was coming, even though the risk of covid-19 had already decreased: “We will experience another pandemic. Next time it will be a different pathogen”.
Therefore, when the coronavirus pandemic began, many people began to draw attention to Gates’ “predictions” on social networks.
(Continue reading: Monkeypox: these are the countries that have reported cases).
Now, with the rise in cases of monkeypox, there are those who wonder if the magnate is making yet another “prediction” of what’s going on in the world right now.
In fact, social networks like Twitter have generated conversations around #BillGatesBioTerrorist discussing certain conspiracy theories that point to the businessman’s plot to spread a virus around the world.
However, none of these theories have a scientific basis or any evidence against Gates.
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