From Natural News, your source for insane crankery and conspiratardery from people who have no more business telling you about health issues than I would telling you about dropping nuclear weapons on North Korea from a B-1B bomber:
Translation into Sane: Bill Gates thinks that overpopulation is at the root of many of humanity’s problems, especially among people who can’t afford one child, let alone twenty, and is working to reduce the burden through means gentler than the traditional war, famine, and disease.
OK, only half of those even exist. Of that half, only GMOs are subject to anything resembling a rational debate, and then only just. They’re batting somewhere below 25% here. Well below.
They cite this statement. With a citation to another article on their website. I love echo chambers; I really love echo chambers I have a window into.
Because when I think of Microsoft, I think of people spreading lies and insanity that disproportionately kill those least able to defend themselves. No, wait, that’s the people who think vaccines are a problem. Microsoft is merely a convicted monopolist, which is, all things considered, a lot better of a thing to be.
Yes. He uses the words ‘vaccine’, ‘health’, and, I’m sure, other words that frighten and confuse those loons.
Let’s follow a link to find out about the Merck-Microsoft merger:
“I’m a fucking nutbag, short and stout.”
‘Bioinformatics’ is a real word; it means, basically, applying computer technology to biological and, in specific, medical problems, like figuring out how proteins work. It only has relevance to “gene-targeting drugs and vaccines” if you’re, one, only looking at a specific sub-field, or, two, are a fucking nutbag.
That article leaves us with this:
I admit to not using Microsoft products very much. However, I’m kinda embarrassed to be in with these loons in any way, shape, or form. They’re dangerous to themselves and others and degrade any group they’re part of. Why can’t they pick on Apple, instead? I’m sure Zombie Jobs is up to some shit.