Staff Reports
A familiar figure in the world of skepticism and big money, Bill Gates, has made waves recently with a staggering $50 million donation to the presidential campaign of none other than Kamala Harris. It would be wise to raise an eyebrow when the world’s wealthiest puppet master backs a candidate because it typically signals trouble for the average American. The New York Times let slip that Gates has begun financially supporting Harris, but since the outlets that reported this often have less credibility than a two-dollar bill, the lack of confirmation leaves room for doubt. However, anyone paying attention knows that when Gates is involved, the motives are rarely altruistic.
With Harris as a front-runner colored by Gates’ shadowy support, one can only imagine the circus that might unfold if she were to gain more power—especially if she and her cronies manage to allegedly “steal” another election. The likelihood that anyone will challenge those decisions in a meaningful way seems as thin as paper in the wind. But, fear not, for justice seems to be brewing across the Atlantic, in the land of windmills and tulips.
🚨 ‘Emotional Plea’: Bill Gates to Stand Trial in Netherlands in Lawsuit Filed by COVID Vaccine Injury Victims
The court sent a message that “even if you are rich and your name is Bill Gates, you still have to go to court.” — Erica Krikke, journalist
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In a surprising twist of fate, a Dutch court has set the stage for a showdown, allowing Gates to stand trial for his alleged involvement in the fallout of COVID-19 vaccines. Seven individuals, who, for all intents and purposes, could be considered the everyday Dutch citizen, have brought forward a lawsuit against Gates and several high-profile allies, including Pfizer’s CEO and the Dutch government’s COVID-19 management committee.
These plaintiffs believe that Gates has misled them regarding the safety and efficacy of COVID-19 shots, raising questions that American media outlets have largely neglected. The Dutch are bringing the heat on the billionaires who’ve had their fingers in the vaccine pie, and it’s not just a case of people whining about side effects. These are individuals who claim their health has been compromised, and they are demanding accountability from the big players who assert they had the public’s best interests at heart.
Though the chances of these lawsuits succeeding are slim—much like trying to find a needle in a haystack—the implications could ripple through both European and American courts. The mere act of standing up and saying “enough is enough” could inspire others who have felt ignored and undervalued after their own vaccine experiences. It is a challenge to the status quo and a reminder that countless individuals deserve acknowledgment for their suffering in the face of grand pharmaceutical interests.
While Americans can only watch from the sidelines, observing the drama unfold in the Netherlands, there’s hope that such actions might someday translate into a better understanding of accountability on home soil. Tackling the pharmaceutical powers that be and demanding better transparency isn’t just revolutionary; it’s a necessity if America hopes to shield itself from future fiascos. Until then, it’s a waiting game as the Dutch press on with their case, serving as a potential template for justice that some might dream about back in the states.
