BUSTED: ‘Bill Gates Institution for Population Control’ quietly changed its name

Was the Gates Foundation originally called The Bill & Melinda Gates Institute for Population Control?

(Article by Sean Adl-Tabatabai republished from NewsPunch.com)

A bombshell revelation if true. But is it? Let’s take a look at this video that has gone viral recently and sparked the discussion (below).

While some people claim the video might be fake or that the lady “misspoke” – the idea that the elite want to depopulate the planet isn’t such a wild conspiracy anymore, considering recent events. Most people are waking up to the reality that the ruling class don’t have our best interests at heart and part of their agenda is to reduce the planet’s population to a more manageable number.

In one of my videos last week, I exposed how the WEF, working alongside Bill Gates and other powerful figures, are now openly calling for 94 % of the world’s population to be culled.

The New World Order are no longer hiding their plans to depopulate the world.

But such a plan must have been in the works for years prior to its execution.

So let’s just do something very basic, and something you can reproduce right now on your computer or phone.

Here are the top two results you get when you Google the term “institute for population control”. Try it yourself now, before Google tweak their algorithm and begin censoring these results.

Notice how I didn’t search for anything related to Gates or his foundation. Yet Google still gave me two Gates Institute links right at the top of the search results.

What’s even more disturbing is that recently news emerged that Bill Gates was developing a vaccine that “spreads like a virus”, meaning people will “catch” the vaccine like they would a cold or flu, and without consent.

Self-spreading vaccines have roots in efforts to reduce pest populations. Is this how the Bill Gates views the human population? A pest population that needs to be culled?

I’ve presented the evidence, so you decide!

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