Bill Gates’ WHO Says Climate Change Requires Mass Vaccinations Against Migrating Mosquitoes

The People’s Voice TV ^ | 08/13/2023 | Baxter Dmitry

[rdcbn1]

They really must think we are stupid.

[Delta 21]

I wish someone would put a hand grenade in this guys boot.

[TomGuy]

No thanks, BJ.

I’ll buy more OFF.

[TomGuy]

BJ = BG

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Thanks for the analysis and the link. Very informative. From the link it seems there are a dozen mosquito born diseases. Years ago when I lived in Florida, each evening in town the mosquito control fogger truck would be out fogging the town. I wonder if they still do that?

[CodeToad]

Bug that Bill Gates released. Not kidding.

[MinorityRepublican]

Mosquito Control: What You Need to Know About Truck Spraying

[cnsmom]

It is just another attempt to shut down Trump Rallies.

[rktman]

“REQUIRES”? Uh, hey who.....🖕

🔬🤔😵🚫😷💉💊🐎💩

[BipolarBob]

Do they make a vaccine for that?

Yes, but you have to load it yourself and chamber the first round.

[henbane]

In June, the WHO partnered with the European Union to create a globalized digital vaccine passport system for future pandemics.

These World Health Organization/UN globalists are now drunk on the gallons of COVID vaccine.

Bill Gates endorses the new WHO mantra:"Mass vaccinations will soon be required to deal with the effects of climate change."

Get ready for long lines of rolled-up sleeves again--the hypodermic needles will will once more be jabbing the unwashed millions.

[Paladin2]

Do we have to prepare for mosquitoes released around the country?

Rev up DDT production....

[toddausauras]

He is soooo concerned with human life. Is that what he’s pretending?

[ArcadeQuarters]

#pureblood now and forever.

[ClearCase_guy]

If mosquitoes are “the problem” ...

Then DDT is “the solution”.

If you want to tell me that DDT is NOT the solution, then you are telling me that mosquitoes are not really the problem.

[thesligoduffyflynns]

🙋😄😄😄😄😄

[Zathras]

“The Blue Screen of Death II”

[SaveFerris]

Would certainly seem like it

[packagingguy]

Better stock up on quinine!

[CatHerd]

According to your link, the genetically-modified mosquitoes were released in the Florida Keys and all seven malaria cases were confined to Sarasota County. I found verification here (as well as in other news outlets):

https://www.floridahealth.gov/diseases-and-conditions/malaria/index.html

Also from.your link: “Oxitec released genetically-modified, male Aedes aegypti mosquitoes in the Florida Keys to combat insect-borne diseases such as Dengue fever and the Zika virus, says the AP.”

Male mozzies don’t bite people (or animals) and the type of mosquito is also wrong. Malaria is transmitted by another family of mosquitoes, the Anopholes family. Aedes aegypti (called tiger mosquitoes in SE Asia because of their stripes, and dreaded as carriers of dengue) carry nasty diseases such as yellow fever, dengue, zika (and more!). At least they can’t transmit malaria. The diseases they do transmit are quite nasty enough on their own.

I’m not sure why anyone would think male Aedes aegypti mosquitoes released in the Keys would cause an outbreak of P. vivax in Sarasota County, but people believe all sorts of strange and impossible things.

About the “GMO” mozzies:

https://www.cdc.gov/mosquitoes/mosquito-control/community/emerging-methods/genetically-modified-mosquitoes.html

Now you may not believe the CDC, but let’s try to keep it real. It has long been known which types of mozzies carry which diseases — and that mozzies can’t magically fly from the Keys to Sarasota.