O/T Covid Vaccine mRNA

[KerrAvon]

I confused the ownership of the Titanic and it should have been J P Morgan.

My problem with Bill Gates. He's f*cking with nature! His theories about world health, about the Co² levels, world population and his disire to make a vaccine for everything is quite insane. Don't mix up CO² levels with Climate change because they are two different things.

I've nothing against governments but I do have a problem with what I beleive is a totalilitarian agenda. The WEF, the UN and the WHO are all in cahoots and agender 2030 it is all written down and is being implemented by leaders who have taken young leader courses with the WEF. Macron, Trudo, Sunak amoungst them with many others making up cabinets to push through their agendas.

Governments and polititions should have one job and that's to be politions! Those that already have existing companies should be allowed to continue running them.

Under no circumstances should a polition be allowed to work as a lobbyist when they leave politics!

Nor should one be in a reporters roll on TV or be able to write collums in a national newspaper.

We could have Rockerfeller owning the company that built the Titanic and JP Morgan owning the company that operated it... Double bubble (no pun intended).

Or we could say that Rockerfeller owned a fleet of tugs and towed the iceberg into the path of the ship? We are going to have to explain how it was in the 'right' place or people might ask exactly how the collision was arranged.

As a species we f*ck with nature all the time and I don't really understand why Bill Gates should carry the can for it. I share his views on climate change (with rising CO2 levels being the main driver), but I am not aware of having any psychopathic tendencies.

I consider Gates' support for vaccine research and promotion to be enirely laudable. There is a degree of selfishness about the antivax viewpoint. It's easy to adopt that position when you grow up or rear children in countries where the risk of life changing injuries or death from the likes of measles, polio and smallpox have been eliminated or all but eliminated. It's probably less easy in sub-Saharan Africa. And why shouldn't we be looking for vaccines for massive killers like malaria and the various viral hemorrhagic fevers? We certainly will when climate change allows them to spread within the currently temperate regions of the planet.

Gates is also correct when he says that making better healthcare and education available to the lesser developed parts of the world will stabilise the world population, which is growing to unsustainable levels.