BILL GATES HAR KØBT DANSKE FORSKERE FOR 160 MILLIONER KRONER
Bill Gates & Co. har investeret for over 160 millioner kroner i forskere og videninstitutioner i Danmark.
Det viser en søgning på How We Work-siden på Bill & Melinda Gates Foundations egen hjemmeside udført i dag.
160 millioner kroner er et betragteligt beløb, der burde kunne købe en hel del respekt og goodwill – jeg tør ikke bruge ordet bestikkelse – blandt pengehungrende virus-, vaccine- og medicinforskere m.v. i Danmark. Nu er det så tilsyneladende blevet tid til den store return on investment.
Her er opgørelsen af donationer fra Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation til forskellige institutioner i Danmark fra 2005 til 2019:
- Statens Serum Institut, 1. juli 2005: $14.889.455
- Københavns Universitet, 1. november 2008: $100.000
- Københavns Universitet, 18. november 2009: $3.484.384
- Københavns Universitet, 1, november 2010: $100.000
- Statens Serum Institut, 14. november 2011: $326.293
- Statens Serum Institut, 2. oktober 2012: $158.739
- Aarhus, 9. oktober 2012: $135.000
- Københavns Universitet, 10. oktober 2012: $813.050
- Statens Serum Institut, 15. november 2012: $551.049
- Syddansk Universitet, 15. januar 2015: $270.147
- Statens Serum Institut, 15. april 2015: $100.000
- Aarhus, 20. december 2015: $85.000
- Københavns Universitet, 28. september 2017: $758.122
- DTU, 25. november 2018: $1.084.000
- Statens Serum Institut, 3. december 2019: $207.877
- Maternity Foundation, 19. september 2019: $1.900.100
- Lægemiddelstyrelsen, 10. oktober 2019: $600.000
Den samlede investeringssum er $25.563.216, som svarer til DKK 160.676.571 efter dagens valuta.
En oplagt konsekvens af den store investering i danske forskere kan være, at ingen af dem ønsker at gå imod det herskende narrativ om corona nu, da de ved, at det herskende narrativ er støttet eller måske ligefrem skabt af Bill Gates & Co., og da de danske forskere så formentlig kan se frem til ikke at modtage donationer i fremtiden, hvis de går imod den store pengemagt.
Penge er magt – også indenfor videnskab og forskning. Hele det moderne forskningssystem er baseret på, at hver enkelt forsker nærmest er en selvstændig virksomhed, der konstant er på udkig efter nye pengekasser, som man kan stikke snabelen ned i. Det er kun muligt at forske og tænke frit, hvis man træder ud af det system. Man kan kalde det korrupt, men den enkelte forsker gør sådan set bare, hvad systemet kræver af dem: skaf penge! Underforstået: lad pengene bestemme over din forskning!
Det er veldokumenteret, at sponsorens økonomiske interesser påvirker forskningens resultater og fortolkning. Det kan ske helt automatisk, uden at forskeren selv er bevidste om, at de farver deres forsøgsdesign, databehandling, resultatdiskussion og konklusion, så sponsoren bliver glad. Det betyder, at man skal se sig godt for, hvis man vil finde uafhængig forskning, der udelukkende er interesseret i at fremme menneskers sundhed. Det er trist, men sådan er det.
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