Interview With Bill Gates in Which He Says, "Kill Over Ten Million...EXCESS People" !! [VIDEO]
https://youtu.be/9AEMKudv5p0
In this short video interview, Bill Gates is explaining that a worldwide pandemic will be the single most likely deadly event to occur in his lifetime.

HOWEVER, although he expresses his "concern for humanity", there is a 40 second section of this video at the end in which he betrays his "concern for humanity".

Skip forward to exactly the 3:23 point and listen for 40 seconds through to the 4:02 mark.

Pay VERY close attention to a SINGLE WORD that he actually pauses to insert into his statement.

Here is what he says, and then I want you to ask yourself a question:

"The Ebola epidemic showed me that we’re not ready for a serious epidemic, an epidemic that would be more infectious, spread faster, than Ebola did. This is the greatest risk of a huge tragedy. This is the most likely thing , by far, to kill over ten million... excess people in a year."

Then he speaks of a monetary investment being fairly small for things such as:

“…medical surveillance…”

“…cross-training the military so they can play a role in terms of all the logistics”

Now when you play this video, ask yourself WHY he would actually PAUSE for a second, and mentally and deliberately insert the word "EXCESS" when he mentions killing over ten million people.

Any normal person concerned for humanity would have said:

"This is the most likely thing, by far, to kill over ten million people".

But not Mr. Forced Vaccines!

We've all seen the videos in which he expressly states he wants to use vaccines to REDUCE global population.

In this interview, Gates actually PAUSES for a second after stating, "This is the most likely thing, by far, to kill over ten million......" and then he says "...EXCESS people in a year".

Listen for yourselves as he says, "...kill over ten million ...EXCESS people":

What's likeliest to kill more than 10 million human beings in the next 20 years? It's probably not what you'd think. For much more, read Ezra Klein's feature story: http://bit.ly/3cyulAe

There's something out there that's as bad as war, something that kills as many people as war, and Bill Gates doesn't think we're ready for it.

"Look at the death chart of the 20th century," he says, because he's the kind of guy that looks at death charts. "I think everybody would say there must be a spike for World War I. Sure enough, there it is, like 25 million. And there must be a big spike for World War II, and there it is, it's like 65 million. But then you'll see this other spike that is as large as World War II right after World War I, and most people, would say, 'What was that?'"

"Well, that was the Spanish flu."

In a 1990 paper on "The Anthropology of Infectious Disease," Marcia Inhorn and Peter Brown estimated that infectious diseases "have likely claimed more lives than all wars, noninfectious diseases, and natural disasters put together."

Infectious diseases are our oldest, deadliest foe.

And they remain so today. "In a good year, flu kills over 10,000 Americans," says Dr. Thomas Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "In a bad year, it kills over five times that. If we have a pandemic, it will be much worse. People think the H1N1 flu wasn’t so bad. But more than 1,000 American kids died from H1N1!"

Read the full Ezra Klein feature on Vox: http://bit.ly/3cyulAe

And if you're revisiting this video in 2020, you can find all of our coronavirus coverage on Vox right here: http://bit.ly/3ass73s

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