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Bill Gates: Climate Change Crisis Averted

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Bill Gates is calling for a “strategic pivot” on climate change in a 17-page manifesto in which he declares that scientific innovations have averted the crisis. The doomsday prophecies of a climate apocalypse by 2030 have clearly not come to fruition. “Climate change is a serious problem, but it will not be the end of civilization,” he admitted. Instead, the globalist elites, such as Gates, will pivot to disease as their new focus for centralized control.

The COP30 summit in Brazil will be the platform to unveil the next plan of action. “If you think climate is not important, you won’t agree with the memo. If you think climate is the only cause and apocalyptic, you won’t agree with the memo,” Gates said during a roundtable discussion with reporters ahead of the release. “It’s kind of this pragmatic view of somebody who’s, you know, trying to maximize the money and the innovation that goes to help in these poor countries.”

Climate change is still considered problematic but the current control provided by the narrative will suffice. Gates is urging “the climate community” to drive the green premium to zero and begin rigorously measuring climate impact. “Representatives from each of the five sectors should report on progress toward affordable and practical zero-carbon innovations, using the Green Premium as their yardstick,” he added. He highlights his $22 billion vaccination program in third-world nations, believing there is an ROI in terms of impact in addition to his personal net worth.

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“I know that some climate advocates will disagree with me, call me a hypocrite because of my own carbon footprint (which I fully offset with legitimate carbon credits), or see this as a sneaky way of arguing that we shouldn’t take climate change seriously,” Gates noted, as he openly has not followed his own guidelines for reducing his carbon footprint. “I’ll let the temperature go up 0.1 degree to get rid of malaria. People don’t understand the suffering that exists today.”

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He is asking world leaders to turn the climate summit into a summit for poverty and disease. Why? “Even proven efforts like providing lifesaving vaccines for all the world’s children are not being fully funded. Gavi (the vaccine-buying fund) will have 25 percent less money for the next five years compared to the past five years,” he admitted. He wants funding redirected into his disease and vaccination campaigns.

Agriculture and the green agenda go hand in hand. Controlling the food supply is a method to reduce emissions and adhere to reducing the Green Premium. Hence, Gates purchased an astounding amount of land throughout the nation. He has heavily invested in synthetic food products and meat alternatives. A piece of fruit at the grocery story may be compromised under Gates’ synthetic farming measures that remove the nutritional value of whole foods. Couple this with his campaign to vaccinate the world against every known and unknown illness. Companies are reducing investments in ESG initiatives and the public at large no longer fears climate change. The elites are pivoting toward a new plan to centralize control under the premise of always prevalent disease and poverty.



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