‼️ Bug's Life! Bill Gates Funded Genetically Engineered Cattle Ticks - Nearly 1/2 Million Americans Have Red Meat Allergies from 'Alpha-Gal' Syndrome

AGS is a tick-borne disease that triggers an allergic reaction to red meat. So, is it any coincidence that Bill 'Bug-Eating' Gates and his foundations funded research into it?

Alpha-Gal Syndrome was first reported in 2008, and cases have surged in recent years. The 🇺🇸 CDC says 450,000 people have tested positive for it since 2010. The number surged in 2021 by over 40%.

Just by chance, the very same year, The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation gave $1.47mn for research into the "Asian Blue" tick - one that's known to cause AGS. (ImmunoTargets & Therapy journal)

The funding went to Oxitec Ltd, a biotech firm that genetically modified male ticks to carry a specific gene. They were released into high-infestation areas of female ticks. The company's project claims to address pest problems affecting cattle.

In June 2023... Oxitec received an addition $4.8mn in funding due to the efficacy of its experimentation. No second guesses who handed over the money!

What makes it more suspicious... is Gates' stake in big pharma firm Pfizer, which produces antibiotics to treat TICK-BORNE illnesses!

In 2017, Gates also gave $1mn to a company which specializes in the diagnosis of Lyme disease. Then there's his plant-based food companies. Upside Foods, Good Meat, Beyond Meat, Impossible Foods.

In short. Bill makes money when you catch malaria. Bill makes money when you catch Lyme disease and Bill makes money when you become allergic to meat....

... Because Bill invests in mosquitos, ticks and eating bugs.

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... But if higher interest rates persist it could spell disaster as short-term profits rule over sensible policy.

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