Bill Gates’s falsehood: ‘I’ve never been involved in any sort of microchip-type thing’ by JOHN-HENRY WESTEN for Life Site News
There is proof Bill Gates is involved in implantable micro-chips even though he himself denies ever being involved with them.
What if I told you that there was proof Bill Gates is involved in implantable micro-chips even though he himself says he has never been involved in any sort of “microchip-type” thing?
Although Bill Gates did say just that in June, a poll has found that 25% of Americans believe he’s not only involved in microchips, but that he’s working on a scheme to implant microchips into COVID vaccines.
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Now, that is so far-fetched it reminds me of the suggestion that Gates was involved with a plan to implant microchips into women that would last nearly their whole reproductive lifetime and those microchips could be remotely accessed and thus have the potential to effectively sterilize women even against their will.
Oh, but wait, that second one is actual reality!
Over the last several months, Bill Gates has become a major target of so-called “conspiracy theories” regarding COVID. Gates sparked lasting controversy with a March 18 online question and answer session, when he said, “Eventually we will have some digital certificates to show who has recovered or been tested recently or when we have a vaccine who has received it.”
His remarks quickly drew scrutiny, including from Attorney General Barr. When he was asked about Gates’s digital certificate proposal, Barr said he was “very concerned about the slippery slope in terms of continuing encroachments on personal liberty.”
By April, Gates became the main subject of COVID-related speculation online, which has centered around a theory that he will somehow implant microchips into COVID vaccines. This claim was first popularized by a pro-Gates website and has been promoted heavily on social media. Over 25% of Americans believed it as of May, according to a poll by YouGov.
