Mosquitoes™ by Bill Gates

How could the human race not welcome with open arms the tiny flying vaccines created by the most genius, the most benevolent of philanthropists?

Oh, sorry did I write “TM” in the title? I meant “GM”.

Because our favourite Billanthropist doesn’t just like to trademark his so-called inventions¹, he also loves to genetically modify, um, stuff.

And of course by “stuff,” I mean the stuff of life, aka Nature.

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The above image was created by yours truly and consists of blood-red text over a screenshot from this macabre promo video. Yes, that’s right: the idea to feature the Grim Reaper was put there by Bill’s marketing team, and apparently Mr Gates was delighted to play the cameo role of Death Warmed Up’s human-shaped, mosquito-covered body. When has the man not been happy to play the part of a bringer of death?

And notice, another experiment of Bill’s, the dimming sun, features in the above video too…

Bill Gates of Hell is seriously obsessed with the tiny flying vaccines. Check out his 'skeeter video playlist. He’s been looking into this um, innovative technology since at least 2014.

Here’s one of my favourites from that list:

Little known fact: that scene where the mosquito character says to his therapist:

I don’t even want to kill; it’s just something inside me.

was first uttered by (drum roll)… yes, you guessed it: Kill Bill!

OK, sorry I don’t have the clip to prove it… his PR team rushed to scrub it off the internet (go ahead and FACT-CHECK me!), but I do have…

The Death Panel we’re not supposed to discuss

That’s a trade-off society’s making because of very, very high medical costs and a lack of willingness to say, you know, ‘Is spending a million dollars on that last three months of life for that patient—would it be better not to lay off those 10 teachers and to make that trade off in medical cost?’

As James Corbett says:

… squirming around in his seat and looking over at the audience, Gates acknowledges that there may be some objection to this line of thinking: “But that’s called the ‘death panel’ and you’re not supposed to have that discussion.”

I remember 3 years ago, when I first heard about this insanity, and mentioned it to a non-CT friend, I was told I was paranoid. But look at where we are now.

Kim Iversen just recently spoke of the NIH “successfully” vaccinating people with a less harmful strain of malaria using “mosquitoes like they’re a thousand small flying syringes.”

So why not just use syringes?! as Kim rightly asks.

Apparently it was cheaper to genetically modify mosquitoes in a lab! What a pathetic, obviously bee-ess, reason… the parasite class doesn’t even try to hide its contempt for us.

And what about controlling dosage? If they’re trying to “vaccinate” you, what happens if you get one bite or if you get hundreds of bites like my bf just got camping recently here in California (btw, he doesn’t usually get bitten by mozzies).

The Itchy & Scratchy Show

Just like with our unconstitutional mandates, no consent is required.

How is this permitted? How is this legal? How is this ethical?

What has happened that billionaires with bad ideas, oops I mean notoriously malevolent ideas, get to decide this?

How do we stop it?

1. Amazing, the Guardian is not so kind to BG in this article. But remember this was written in 2011; Bill had not at that time spent millions on PR campaigns.