Gates Foundation Grants Ensure More Population Growth—And Immigration By Donald A. Collins
There’s an old joke about a delusionary business plan: “Lose money on every sale, but make it up in volume.”
I was reminded of this by an October 28, 2009 statement posted on Bill and Melinda Gates’ Foundation Center web site about their vast plans to cut disease, particularly among children, with lavish spending,:
“In a joint speech to lawmakers, administration officials, and foreign policy experts as part of the foundation’s new Living Proof Project, the Gateses noted that U.S. spending on global health has increased significantly in recent years, from $1.5 billion in 2001 to $7.7 billion in 2009. Although that figure represents less than one-quarter of 1 percent of the federal budget, the nation’s investments in global health have achieved impressive results. For instance, since 2003 the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief has helped save an estimated 1.2 million lives. ‘U.S.-supported global health programs are saving and improving the lives of millions of people, at a remarkably low cost,’ said Bill Gates. ‘All Americans should be proud of this success.’ [Bill and Melinda Gates Call on U.S. Policy Makers to Continue Support of Global Health Initiatives]
Doubtless many lives are saved by these efforts—at least temporarily. The Gates’ business, Microsoft, certainly knows how to reach millions and its volume has grown to be huge.
But is this program ignoring the facts on the ground in too many countries?
Since 2003, Mr. and Mrs. Gates, 1.2 million lives may have been saved—but the net number of humans added to the planet since then is about 400 million, many of them in countries which have serious health, resource, and stability problems.
Every child born potentially adds to the cumulative ills facing these poor countries. And these translate into conditions where immigration to other places often becomes imperative for many—that, or joining an indigenous militant group.
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Remember that Microsoft also is a partner in the new age hate network — MS (Microsoft) NBC. Imagine if Fox News had access to nearly all computer worldwide (for the purpose of providing updates)? Why isn’t MSNBC put under scrutiny? If it were Fox, there would such paranoid outburst of hysteria that the network would lose sponsors and go out off the air. This siutation with MS and NBC is real and a very serious threat to free speech and liberty.