05.27.20
Gemini version available ♊︎Joi Ito Already Admitted on the Record That Bill Gates Had Paid MIT Through Jeffrey Epstein
Summary: An important exhibit for the accurate historical record (because MIT has been trying to deny truth itself)
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- Media Frenzy Around Gates Divorce Helps Distract From Bill’s Crimes
- Defending Concepts, Defending Free Speech, Defending Society From Oppression
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- Reducing Resistance to Unjust Oligarchy and State Violence by Removing Words, Limiting Free Expression of Perfectly Valid Ideas and Facts
- When Bill Gates Pays a University Through His Friend Epstein (Sex Trafficker) to Call Buildings After Himself
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- What Richard Stallman Wrote One Year Ago (to Get Himself ‘Canceled’) and His Explanation of What He Said
- Bribing Free Software Institutions: A Primer
- The Open Source Initiative in 2020 is Purely Farcical
- All This Happened While Bill Gates’ Engineer Was on Trial for Amassing Child Pornography
- Even the Mainstream/Corporate Media is Trying to Study Why (or If) Bill Gates and Epstein’s Sex Abuse Ring Were Closely Connected
- Techrights Now Has All Pages (Nearly 3,000 of Them) About the Famous Police Arrest, an Arrest for Pedophilia by Engineer of Bill Gates, Working at His Home (the Gates Estate Where He Was Busted, Admitted Guilt)
- What a ‘Smoking Gun’ Would Look Like
- Bill and Melinda Gates Employee Took Photos of Young Boys at the Beach
- There May be Another Book on the Way
- First They Bribe the Employer, Media Lynch Mobs May Follow
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