EXPOSED: Bill Gates’ ‘DEEPLY TROUBLING’ Ties to the CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY (CCP)

One of the richest and well known men in the world, Bill Gates, the person who helped build the technology industry, has deep and somewhat disturbing ties to the Chinese Communist regime.

The ex-Microsoft CEO moved from computers to philanthropy, supporting multiple causes, with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation being one of the biggest charities on the planet.

Doing business with China makes sense, they have a huge population and that led Gates to take up lucrative deals.

It seems China bought more than his tech savvy, as Gates will go above and beyond to please the Chinese. This has resulted in Gates having to make excuses for China’s behavior and apologizing for obvious human rights violations the regime has no qualms about committing.

One thing Gates did that has raised more than a few eyebrows is invest in companies that are connected to China’s industrial military complex.

Some would call Gates naive about the realities of working with a repressive government, saying in 1995 when the internet first dropped that the Chinese would fail if they attempted to censor the internet. How times have changed.

Two years later, the Chinese government put a censorship system in place and during a 2008 lecture at Stanford University , Gates was still denying that the Chinese would be able to accomplish censorship.

“I don’t see any risk in the world at large that someone will restrict free content flow on the internet,” he told them. “You cannot control the internet.”

At the time he made this statement, Gates had been already working with the CCP for several years, actually helping them censor content.

While remaining critical of any type of censorship in the United States, an example being how he reacted to legislation that would reduce the threat of children being exposed to pornography.

“Microsoft and others in industry and non-profit organizations were deeply involved in trying to block language that would put chilling restrictions on the use of the Internet for the free publication of information. The language, ostensibly aimed at keeping pornography out of the hands of children, goes much too far in restricting freedom of expression. … Let’s not undermine the world-wide trend toward free expression by setting a bad example when it comes to free speech on a computer network.” Gates said.

Seems hypocritical that he would advocate for “freedom of expression” and criticizing laws pertaining to children and stopping pornography access, while having no issue at all about stomping on Chinese citizens rights to “freedom of expression” by censoring them.

Gates also promised China that he would outsource Microsoft jobs to the Chinese mainland and initially had 1000 employees there, but the Chinese complained, so Gates promised to deliver more jobs.

Gates was so good at his job, the CCP put him on the list “50 foreigners shaping China’s modern development,” created by People’s Daily Online, which included despots throughout history like Karl Marx, Vladimir Lenin, Joseph Stalin, Charles Darwin and surprisingly, Albert Einstein.

Gates was so popular, in 2006, the Chinese President Hu Jintao, while making first official visit to the United States, stopped to visit Gates before heading to Washington DC.

In 2010, Microsoft set up a research lab in China to work on artificial intelligence (AI) with a military university and even took interns from the People’s Liberation Army at its research facility in Asia.

It’s ironic that Gates sets himself at the forefront of sorting out “climate change” and petals himself as an environmentalist, when he was involved with a Chinese company called TerraPower, because he had hopes of building nuclear reactors in China and started working on the project in 2011.

The U.S. State Department has repeatedly explained, China uses “its large, rapidly-growing, state-sponsored nuclear industry as a strategic tool with which to augment China’s ‘comprehensive national power’ — both through development in the civilian sector and in support of a military buildup.”

This is something that doesn’t seem to bother Gates, as even as his partner, CNNC was also pointed out as being “involved in the development of China’s nuclear energy program, both civilian and military.”

Gates’ plans for nuclear power came to a halt when policy changes in DC made it impossible to follow through with the project. His partner was later named on a list of 20 Chinese companies linked to the People’s Liberation Army.

Gates pledged to continue seeking efforts to cooperate with China on nuclear power projects. “The TerraPower thing, that was a setback, but there are ways to come back and engage China in a fairly deep way later in the project,” he told Chinese state media.

In 2017, the Chinese Academy of Engineering (CAE) honored Gates with a lifetime membership. Under the supervision of the Chinese State Council, which plays a central role in the Chinese military-industrial complex and is at the center of Chinese government power.

As the state-run People’s Daily reported, “Election as a foreign member of CAE is a lifelong honor that is expected to build up the institution, promote international cooperation and exchanges, and improve CAE’s status in the field of engineering.”

Microsoft still continues to work with military researchers in China and focuses a lot of its efforts towards expanding AI. Microsoft also enjoys “long-running links to Chinese military-funded academia.”

Gates continues to get behind China, even as it became increasingly clear that they were in fact, the ones who released the covid-19 virus and that doctors, journalists and anyone else attempting to alert the world “disappeared.” But apparently, Gates still thinks that the CCP, “did a lot of things right.”