By Bill Gates has been giving UKAid tens of millions to genetically modify livestock
(by Rhoda Wilson | The Exposé) – Bill Gates doesn’t only want to vaccinate humans but he wants to vaccinate livestock as well. This sinister plan is not as he claims to help animals survive so children in Africa and South Asia get more meat, dairy, and eggs. It is an investment he is making through UKAid, the aim of which is most likely ownership and control of the food sources for the world’s poorest.
In January 2018, Bill Gates visited the University of Edinburgh’s Langhill Farm to launch the university’s Global Academy of Agriculture and Food Security. “[It’s] not just about agriculture and food supply systems but about politics, governance, conflict, environmental change – so many different aspects of it,” the university’s Professor Geoff Simm said.
In the video below, while Prof. Simm is speaking these words take note of the sign on the right of the image. It stated: “One Planet. One Health. One Chance.”
“One Health” is the nefarious One Health ideology that Peter Daszak, Jeffrey Sachs and Anthony Fauci promote. It is a scheme dreamed up at the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (“CDC”) and Davos to effect “The Great Reset” by taking over management of agriculture – both livestock and plants – wild lands and the animals that live in them, and pet health and human health by defining all these entities as “One Health.”
During the joint visit to the University of Edinburgh with Bill Gates, International Development Secretary Penny Mordaunt announced the new UK aid research, which was being carried out by international organisation, CGIAR. CGIAR’s mission is “to deliver science and innovation that advance the transformation of food, land, and water systems in a climate crisis.”
The Bill & and Melinda Gates Foundation is an important partner in the international research and during the visit to Edinburgh announced a further investment in UK based livestock research and development.
In the video below, Gates follows on from Prof. Simm: “The Gates Foundation has partnered with DFID [UK Department for International Development] on a great number of things. And among those are work we do together on livestock helping animals survive either by having vaccines or better genetics,” Bill Gates said.
Further resources:
- Event celebrates UK innovations in agriculture, University of Edinburgh, 2018
- DFID/UKAid fund British, ILRI, African genetics research to advance African livestock development, ILRI Clippings, 26 January 2018
- ’If you care about agriculture, you care about livestock’ – Bill Gates, ILRI, 30 January 2018
