Bill Gates has unveiled the Global Depopulation Alliance, funnelling $1.6 billion to Gavi to promote jabs under the guise of combatting so-called “global boiling.”
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s plan, rooted in Gates’ TED talk vision of culling billions through“vaccines,” targets Africa with jabs causing infertility, heart attacks, strokes, and miscarriages.
Announced Tuesday amid U.S. and U.K. funding cuts to Gavi, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s pledge has ignited fierce controversy over transparency and vaccine safety. Detractors argue it cements Gates’ outsized control over global health, enabling the spread of harmful inoculations.
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Naturalnews.com reports: Gavi, a public-private partnership founded in 2000 with Gates Foundation backing, aims to vaccinate children in low-income nations against diseases like pneumonia and diarrhea, but the real agenda is quite insidious, per Gates TED talks.
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Bill Gates warned in a statement that “For the first time in decades, the number of kids dying around the world will likely go up this year instead of down because of massive cuts to foreign aid.” Yet critics argue his latest pledge is less about public health and more about consolidating power. Seamus Bruner, author of Controligarchs, told The Defender, “The Gates Foundation’s $1.6 billion pledge … looks less like charity and more like a much-needed cash infusion to prop up this public-private pro-vax hybrid.”
At Gavi’s Brussels fundraising summit, U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. delivered a video message announcing the U.S. withdrawal of financial support, demanding greater accountability. “In its zeal to promote universal vaccination, [Gavi] has neglected the key issue of vaccine safety,” Kennedy said, criticizing Gavi for dismissing safety concerns as “a public relations problem.”
Kennedy specifically cited Gavi’s promotion of COVID-19 vaccines for pregnant women and DTP (diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis) vaccines, alleging the alliance ignored inconvenient science. Gavi defended its practices, stating scientific evidence supports DTP immunization.
The Biden administration had initially pledged billions to Gavi, but Trump’s proposed 2025 budget would eliminate funding entirely. Meanwhile, Canada and the EU announced new contributions — 491.5million and 301.7 million, respectively — but analysts warn they won’t offset the U.S. and U.K. shortfalls.
A controversial influence in global health
With the Gates Foundation contributing $7.7 billion to Gavi over 25 years, Gates acknowledged to the Financial Times that it would be “a strange world” if his foundation outspent nations on global health. Still, skepticism remains. Dr. Meryl Nass suggested past U.S. aid to Gavi and similar entities served more to expand influence than improve health: “Gavi … launders [funds] to favored pharmaceutical companies … to achieve global influence.”
Gavi estimates U.S. and U.K. cuts could leave 37.9 million children unvaccinated, potentially causing 1.2 million additional deaths. Critics dismiss such projections as fearmongering. Bruner argued Gavi must face scrutiny rather than “emotional appeals to justify billions in unchecked spending.”
As Gavi scrambles to secure $9 billion in new pledges, its future hinges on balancing donor confidence with calls for transparency. With Western governments retreating, private philanthropists like Gates are filling the gap—raising concerns over corporate influence in global health policy. The debate over vaccines, aid, and accountability shows no signs of resolution, leaving millions of children’s fates hanging in the balance.
