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Federal whistleblower documents are raising serious questions about the extent to which Bill Gates has used charitable donations to shape United States government health policy from the inside, in ways that have also served his own financial interests.
As reported by Real Clear Investigations, the documents—comprising several dozen emails and internal records made public for the first time by an NIH whistleblower—show that the Gates Foundation worked directly with senior NIH officials over almost 25 years to co-ordinate grant funding and set scientific policy across at least ten federal research programmes.
The whistleblower described the arrangement as "a complete merging of NIH and Gates", adding that the relationship resembled a cartel, also involving the Wellcome Trust. NIH officials did not appear to raise conflict-of-interest concerns at any point in the correspondence reviewed.
The foundation's charitable mission and investment portfolio are closely intertwined. A $55 million investment in BioNTech, Pfizer's Covid vaccine partner, yielded more than $550 million when shares were sold after the vaccine reached market. The foundation also held equity in CureVac, one of several vaccine companies in which it took commercial positions.
Internal planning documents from a 2016 Gates-NIH workshop reveal that NIH Director Francis Collins prepared a minute-by-minute arrival itinerary for Gates, with agency police escorting his three-vehicle convoy on site. A senior Trump administration official, shown the itinerary, said such deference is normally reserved for heads of state.
The disclosures come as Gates is scheduled to give private testimony to Congress. The Gates Foundation and the NIH both declined to comment.
🇺🇸⚔️🇮🇷 US forces in the Middle East are prepared to launch new, potentially major, military operations against Iran “within 96 hours of receiving” an order from President Donald Trump, according to two US officials.
Sufficient forces are now deployed in the region to carry out the potential attacks, the sources said. The scope of new US military operations would likely go beyond efforts to simply “mow the lawn” or maintain the status quo by striking radars, launchers and other Iranian assets that can be quickly reconstituted — as has been the case since Trump halted full combat operations earlier this year, the sources added.
“It will be a big effort,” one of the officials told CNN. That view has been echoed by other current and former US officials familiar with internal military planning discussions — some of whom say it is a question of when, not if, Trump will issue a go-order. They believe it could come any time before the end of the year, though most likely after ...
This is a very good video explaining in detail the damage caused by the arson attack on the Eagle's Nest, and also the systematic destruction, vandalism and insane, hate-filled iconoclasm inflicted on Hitler's beloved Berghof and associated buildings since 1945:
Felton correctly points out the Eagle's Nest was Hitler's least-favorite building there and he only visited it on a handful of occasions (it was more of an extravagant vanity protect by Martin Bormann).
Hitler's favorite building, by far, was the little tea house with the overlook, which he visited daily. This survived the war completely intact, but was needlessly destroyed by the anti-Nazi collaborationist Bavarian government in 1951, for no other reason than it was Hitler's favorite spot.
While I am saddened and angered by the burning of the Eagle's Nest, I imagine Hitler would just shrug after all the other decades of destruction that have been visited on the site, including the original ...
James Comer: Ilhan Omar’s Winery Sold Empty Barrels of Wine to Investors (VIDEO)
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/10/chairman-comer-ilhan-omars-winery-sold-empty-barrels/
