THE OLD Bill Gates deposition is very much relevant in light of this past week's news about Google; Gates had the audacity to publicly instruct if not dictate who to go after next. The extent of his power if not role in the Donald Trump regime is debatable, but many people wrongly assume he's against Trump. Never mind if he personally visits Trump and was offered a job (by Trump himself) in the Trump administration.
Earlier this year we saw two disturbing developments; first of all, Microsoft and Trump colluded for Microsoft to 'steal' TikTok (eventually it did not materialise) and around the same time Trump gave a contract (i.e. taxpayers' money) to a company strongly tied -- in the financial sense -- to a vaccine profiteer called Gates. The financial ties are obscured using a secretive fake 'charity', based around the Cayman Islands. As Tim Schwab put it earlier this month
Public understanding of Gates’s finances is also limited by the foundation’s maze of inscrutable investments, like its reported $100 million stake in GTI 8 Institutional Investors—a private fund domiciled in the Cayman Islands, a jurisdiction renowned for its financial secrecy. The company in charge of the fund, Global Forest Partners, said the fund’s specific holdings are not publicly disclosed.
