Russian Defense Ministry accuses Bill Gates of funding bioterrorism

Russian Defense Ministry accuses Bill Gates of funding bioterrorism for population reduction in Africa

Lance D Johnson

• The Russian Ministry of Defense (MOD) has accused Bill Gates and the Gates Foundation of funding bioterrorism-related activities aimed at population reduction.
• Major General Aleksei Rtishchev, Deputy Chief of Russia’s Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Protection Troops, claims the U.S. is using Africa as a testing ground for dangerous pathogens and experimental drugs.
• The Gates Foundation is allegedly involved in biological research projects across 18 African nations, exploiting economic vulnerabilities in healthcare systems.
• Bill Gates has faced backlash for admitting to using India as a “laboratory” for vaccine experiments, sparking accusations of crimes against humanity.

In a startling press briefing, the Russian Ministry of Defense (MOD) has accused billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates of funding bioterrorism-related activities with the alleged goal of reducing global populations. Major General Aleksei Rtishchev, Deputy Chief of Russia’s Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Protection Troops, delivered the explosive claims, asserting that the Gates Foundation is a primary sponsor of U.S. biological research in Africa. The allegations, which also implicate the Clinton Foundation, come amid growing scrutiny of Gates’ controversial experiments in developing nations, including his recent admission of using India as a “laboratory” for vaccine trials. The Russian MOD’s claims, if proven, could have far-reaching implications for global health governance and the ethical boundaries of scientific research.

The Russian MOD’s briefing painted a grim picture of U.S. biological activities in Africa, alleging that the continent is being exploited as a testing ground for dangerous pathogens and experimental drugs. Major General Rtishchev claimed that American specialists are actively enhancing the pathogenic functions of microorganisms, raising concerns about the potential for bioterrorism. “The U.S. administration views the region as an unlimited natural reservoir of dangerous infectious agents and a testing ground for experimental medical drugs,” Rtishchev stated.

The Russian military leader also accused the Gates Foundation and Clinton Foundation of sponsoring these activities, which he claims are part of a broader strategy to manage biological risks. According to Rtishchev, the U.S. has established a network of biological laboratories across Africa, including in Nigeria, Kenya, Senegal, Ghana, and Djibouti. These facilities, he alleges, are part of a Pentagon-backed initiative to monitor and manipulate infectious diseases, with potential consequences for global health security.

The Russian MOD’s allegations come on the heels of widespread outrage over Bill Gates’ recent comments about using India as a “laboratory” for vaccine experiments. During an interview with LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman, Gates admitted that India serves as a testing ground for his foundation’s initiatives. “It’s kind of a laboratory to try things that then, when you prove them out in India, you can take to other places,” Gates said. The remarks have sparked accusations of exploitation and crimes against humanity, with critics arguing that Gates’ experiments disregard the dignity and rights of Indian citizens.

The allegations against Gates and the Gates Foundation are not new. Over the years, the foundation has faced criticism for its involvement in controversial health initiatives, including vaccine trials in developing countries. Critics argue that these efforts often prioritize profit over ethical considerations, exploiting vulnerable populations for scientific and financial gain. The Russian MOD’s claims add a new layer of complexity to these criticisms, suggesting that Gates’ activities may be part of a larger, more sinister agenda.

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