Bill Gates is sad. The co-founder of software giant Microsoft turned philanthropist and epidemiologist laments the direction the world is heading, and vows to change it's course.

 A Sad Bill Gates Laments That More Of His Dystopian Agenda Was Not Carried Out During The Pandemic, Commits $20 Billion To Completing The Mission

Geoffrey Grider Jul 14 Bill Gates is sad. The co-founder of software giant Microsoft turned philanthropist and epidemiologist laments the direction the world is heading, and vows to change it's course. In his now infamous series of TED talks where he not only 'predicted' the pandemic and declared that the future of the world travels the path of vaccinations, abortions and digital identification for all of humanity, Bill Gates became our dystopian prophet, a harbinger of doom personified. But today, Bill Gates is sad that the global vision of the world, planted in his head by listening to his Planned Parenthood CEO father  at the dinner table as a child, is not yet fully realized. So Bill Gates has written a check for $20 billion to move us closer to seeing his end times dream come true. FULL ARTICLE AT: A Sad Bill Gates Laments That More Of His Dystopian Agenda Was Not Carried Out During The Pandemic, Commits $20 Billion To Completing The Mission