erolz66 wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:erolz66 wrote:
A judge asked for answers 5 years ago and since then nothing. This is pathetic Tim.
"A MailOnline investigation published earlier this month uncovered claims that children as young as nine suffered side-effects after being used as unwitting human guinea pigs for the new drug."
Activists in India are trying to fight for justice for these kids through the Indian courts, and you describe this as pathetic?
Anyway, the point at issue is whether there was indeed a court case over this issue or whether this is a conspiracy theory.
You just keep posting a 5 year old article Tim. So what happened with the court case ? Did a court case even happen ? Is it still ongoing ? Was anyone found guilty ? That Bill Gates part funded by donation a study that attracted some negative response is not conspiracy. What is conspiracy is trying to use this to support an argument that Bill Gates has an agenda to vaccinate the world against covid-19 knowing that such is unnecessary in order to either make money or to implant tracking chips into the world population or both. There is no evidence to suggest that. That IS conspiracy theory. That is how it works. You take something minor that did happen and use that to suggest something absurd is reality. That is all you are doing here. As far as such nonsense does influence people, it almost certainly will cause premature deaths. Nice.
Thank you for your reply, but I really think you have missed the point, which was to address the claim made in a BBC article concerning what it calls conspiracy theories about the Bill Gates Foundation:
The BBC's anti-disinformation team has been researching some of the more outlandish ones.
• They include claims that the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has tested vaccines on children in Africa and India, leading to thousands of deaths and irreversible injuries. One post even suggested he is facing trial in India.
Leaving to one side the stunning naivety of treating any media organization such as the BBC which is massively funded by the Bill Gates Foundation* as a source of reliable and impartial information about this foundation, while it is true that Bill Gates is not personally facing trial in India, it is somewhat disingenuous of the article to overlook the fact that there is a court case pending in India over an event in that country described in the Daily Mail as:
A MailOnline investigation published earlier this month uncovered claims that children as young as nine suffered side-effects after being used as unwitting human guinea pigs for the new drug.
meaning that there is considerable substance to allegations the BBC article dismisses as a conspiracy theory.
Frankly it saddens me that you can dismiss the following event as “a study that attracted some negative response”:
One BMGF-funded programme is currently the subject of a court case in India, with accusations that a vaccine “demonstration project” has caused deaths and illnesses. Beginning in 2009, some 23,500 girls aged 9-15 were administered with vaccines to prevent cervical cancer in Khammam district of Andhra Pradesh and Vadodara district of Gujarat. The vaccines were Gardasil and Cervarix, the former manufactured and donated by Merck, the latter by GlaxoSmithKline, and were administered under the supervision of state health officials. The NGO implementing the project was the US-based PATH (Program for Appropriate Technology in Health), which receives numerous grants from the BMGF (for more detail see p. 21). Its purpose in conducting the trials was to generate evidence to support the inclusion of the vaccines in India’s national immunisation programme.
Several months after the vaccines were administered, many girls started falling ill and by 2010 five of them died in Andhra Pradesh and two died in Gujarat. Petitioners who are now challenging these two trials at the Indian Supreme Court claim that at least 1,200 girls in the two states have suffered from serious side effects or have developed auto-immune disorders and who need continuing medical treatment.
https://curtisresearch.org/wp-content/u ... -final.pdf
I thought you were more aware and sensitive than that.
As to your straw man argument of the existence of a theory which claims “Bill Gates has an agenda to vaccinate the world against covid-19 knowing that such is unnecessary in order to either make money or to implant tracking chips into the world population or both,” just who is making this bizarre claim and where?
* See for example:
https://www.gatesfoundation.org/How-We- ... OPP1141428https://philanthropynewsdigest.org/news ... vice-trusthttps://unitynewsnetwork.co.uk/revealed ... oundation/