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nancybriti (70) · 5 years ago

While reading your publication, @rok-sivante, I remembered that these days I shared with some relatives what you were telling your mother about Gates and I must confess that they were surprised by what you were saying. So far, Bill Gates is considered an idol by many, especially by citizens of poor countries, whom he has "supposedly" defended and helped. For many, what Bill Gates says is "a holy word". It is well known that economic power is a good argument for any man to be heard and acclaimed. Money not only opens doors or legs, it also opens (or closes, as the case may be) some souls. I also remembered that these days I was reading a report on the use of a vaccine against tuberculosis and its ability to mitigate the effect of the coronavirus. According to this study done by one of those many universities in the United States, it said that the use of this vaccine, which Latin countries used even at this time, could help the symptoms not be so deadly. Anyway, as always, your texts take me to other texts and to a labyrinth of knowledge. I hope you are well! hugs a lot.

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rok-sivante (75) · 5 years ago

Interesting differences in perspectives. I’d be curious to know specifically what the reasons are many have that perception of him - like, the exact figures.

I think it’s valuable to look at both sides of any story, and I can certainly see how much of the anti-Gates narrative is biased and does not even consider the other side, where surely there has been some good done, even if there was collateral damage done along the way.

It’s really hard to know without seeing all sides.

That also reminds me of the saying, everyone is both a good guy and bad guy in different people’s stories...

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elgeko (73) · 5 years ago

Good article. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is a hero of humanity allready. vaxxed information must get out now.

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