Microsoft Founder Bill Gates faces an Oct. 5 death sentence after being found guilty of a host of charges, including child trafficking, pedophilia, murder, public health endangerment, conspiracy and money laundering.
Real Raw News correspondent Michael Baxter says Gates was convicted by a U.S. military tribunal, headed by a three-officer panel, that convened over the past few weeks at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba.
Vice Admiral John G. Hannink of the U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps led the prosecutorial team while David Baluarte represented the Gates’ defense team.
Much of the testimony involved Gates’ heavy ties with the vaccine industry. In 2011, he distributed a vaccine in poverty-stricken regions of India designed to protect recipients against a “super polio.” Instead, some 41,000 children suffered debilitating side effects, up to and including severe crippling and death. Hannink charged that Gates had fabricated the “super polio.”
“By his own documents, Gates and his people had waged a massive marketing campaign to convince the people of India that his ‘super polio’ was resilient to current vaccinations and that only his product, which he personally endorsed, could stave off the imaginary, virulent strain. He had the audacity to handfeed his poison to innocent children,” Vice Adm. Hannink addressed the tribunal.
Also covered in the trial: The death of some 27,000 Africans in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, killed by a drug Gates was claiming as a cure for HIV.
To read Baxter’s full story about the death sentence given to Bill Gates, here is a link to Real Raw News:
https://realrawnews.com/2021/09/military-convicts-bill-gates/
Here is Tom Youngjohn reporting on the Gates trial:
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