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Interesting, but unfortunately not proven. This is not accurate. The claim is based on a dangerous conspiracy theory that has been repeatedly debunked. Here is a breakdown of the inaccuracies:... View MoreInteresting, but unfortunately not proven. This is not accurate. The claim is based on a dangerous conspiracy theory that has been repeatedly debunked. Here is a breakdown of the inaccuracies: 1. The Core Claim about Bill Gates: There is no credible evidence that Bill Gates has ever said he wants to reduce the world's population through vaccines. This idea stems from a malicious distortion of his public health advocacy. · What Gates actually advocates for: The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation invests heavily in vaccines and healthcare to save lives, reduce child mortality, and improve health outcomes, especially in developing countries. Their work is credited with helping to prevent millions of deaths. · The "population control" distortion: Gates has spoken about how improving child survival rates, access to education, and women's reproductive health leads to voluntarily lower birth rates over time—a well-documented demographic transition. Conspiracy theorists falsely and maliciously twist this into an accusation of a secret, forced depopulation agenda. 2. The Nature of Vaccines: Vaccines are one of the most effective public health tools in history. They exist precisely "to make [people] healthy and help them live longer" by preventing deadly and debilitating diseases like smallpox, polio, measles, and diphtheria. 3. The Unsubstantiated Attack on Public Education: The final sentence is an unfounded, ideological attack with no bearing on the facts of the previous claims. It's used to foster distrust in public institutions. In summary: The text presents a well-known and thoroughly debunked conspiracy theory as fact. It misrepresents the goals of global health initiatives and the purpose of vaccines, which are to preserve life, not reduce it. For accurate information, you can refer to: · Fact-checkers like Snopes, Reuters, or AP News. · The official website of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which details its health and development goals.

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Tz Helzberg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtkfWaCzsas

Bill Gates - Population - Vaccines www.youtube.com

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