08.11.20
Posted in Bill Gates at 4:08 am by Dr. Roy Schestowitz
He Doesn’t Always Accept Pedophile Money. When He Does, He Ensures Nobody Finds Out About That.
Summary: As the above articles show (one published a couple of days ago), the ‘Web of Lies’ and the incredible deceit/cover-up run deep and we still lack answers from those who enabled what Salon has just said involved “trafficking five or six girls a day.”
References:
[1] Bill Gates talked to Reid Hoffman about being on Microsoft’s board of directors (2016)
[2] Companies of the Future: Reid Hoffman & Joi Ito at WIRED25 (released 2018)
[3] Exclusive: Reid Hoffman apologizes for role in Epstein-linked donations to MIT (2019)
[4] At MIT, Epstein Report Reopens Wounds — And Prompts Calls For New Leadership (2020)
[5] It’s time for Ghislaine Maxwell’s reckoning in the “Surviving Jeffrey Epstein” docuseries (2 days ago)
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Posted in Bill Gates, Deception at 2:49 am by Dr. Roy Schestowitz
2020 article about the Goodwin Procter report, which was released a couple of weeks earlier, pretending that Mr. Gates had nothing whatsoever to do with Mr. Epstein
Summary: The Goodwin Procter report which failed to actually investigate whether Gates and Epstein jointly directed payments to MIT (the latter was already dead) can be understood differently in light of the above leak, which was published earlier this year
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Posted in Bill Gates, Deception at 1:37 am by Dr. Roy Schestowitz
[This was published just 2 days before the media started attacking Dr. Richard Stallman]
Larry Cohen used to work for Microsoft, but then he went to work for Gates directly
Summary: As the article (“The anatomy of Bill Gates’ Jeffrey Epstein-facilitated MIT donations”) put it at the time (just 2 days before Dr. Stallman received all the heat at MIT), “Secrecy in the funding of academic programs is highly problematic, as University of Virginia professor Siva Vaidhyanathan explains in a long Twitter thread. “Companies and the billionaires who run them are always bending research agendas (and sometimes even results) to their interests,” he writes. “Anonymity would prevent any examination or accountability.”” But there are more high-level Microsoft links to Mr. Epstein; “Hoffman invited both former MIT Media Lab director Joi Ito and Epstein to an August 2015 dinner in Palo Alto with Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Peter Thiel. He tells Axios that he invited Epstein at Ito’s behest, and only because Ito vouched for the convicted criminal, saying that he had successfully cleared MIT’s vetting process.” In 2016 the article “Bill Gates talked to Reid Hoffman about being on Microsoft’s board of directors” was published. “Furthermore,” it notes, “Gates and Hoffman have a lot in common: They both hold board seats and advisory roles, and no other formal status or day-to-day obligations, at the tech companies they founded.”
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