Transcript for Bill Gates Admits Vaccines Are Used for Human Depopulation

Next are two short excerpts from a recently filmed TED presentation (Feb 2010), by none other than Bill "Microsoft" Gates.

At the heart of Gates' address is the central Global Warming dogma, which dictates

that CO2 emitted by human beings are the culprit for the unwanted heating of the globe.

Since this artificial, alleged human-induced, heating effect stands to devastate the planet if left unabated,

Global Warming dogma proponents therefore argue that CO2 emissions must be drastically reduced.

As Gates casually addresses the issue, he goes on to state that one way to accomplish this goal is to reduce the global human population.

In the first clip you will hear him state in plain language that he considers VACCINES to be desirable to that end.

You will also casually hear him promoting HEALTH CARE and REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES

to accomplish that same goal.

In the second excerpt you will hear Gates again confirming his profound affection for vaccines.

… are over 26 billion tons.

For each American it's about 20 tons.

For people in poor countries it's less than 1 ton.

It's an average of about 5 tons

for everyone on the planet.

And somehow we have to make changes that will bring that down to zero.

It's been constantly going up,

it's only various economic changes

that have even flattened it at all

so we have to go from rapidly rising to falling and falling all the way to zero.

This equation has 4 factors,

a little bit of multiplication.

So you got the thing on the left CO2, that you want to get to zero

and that's gonna be based on the number of people,

the services each person is using on average,

the energy on average for each service

and the CO2 being put out per unit of energy.

So let's look to each one of these

and see how we can get this down to zero.

Probably, one of these numbers is gonna have to get pretty near to zero.

That's prac[tice] from high school algebra

but let's take a look.

First we've got population.

The world today has 6.8 billion people

and that's heading up to 9 billion

Now, if we do a really great job

on new vaccines, health care, reproductive health services

we could lower that by perhaps 10 or 15 %.

But there we see an increase of about 1.3.

The second factor is the services we use.

This encompasses everything:

the food we eat,

clothing, TV, heating.

These are very good things.

Getting rid of poverty means providing these services

to almost everyone on the planet.

And it's a greet thing for this number to go up.

In the rich world, perhaps the top 1 billion

we probably could cut back and use less

but every year this number on average is going to go up…

In the next excerpt you hear Gates explain

what he considers to be the single most important thing

that he would choose to see become a reality

in the future time span of 50 years.

So this is a wish.

It's a very concrete wish

that we invent this technology.

If you gave me all only one wish for the next 50 years

I can pick "who's president"

I can pick the vaccine

which is something I love.

or I could pick that this thing that's have the cost of no CO2 gets invented.

This is the wish I would pick.

This is the one with the greatest impact.

If we don't get this wish

the division between the people who think short-term and long-term will be terrible,

between US and China,

between poor countries and rich

and most of all the lives of those 2 billion will be far worse.