Bill Gates spoke about conspiracy theories that …

Bill Gates He said in an interview that was baffled by the amount of “crazy” and “malicious” conspiracy theories who have spread on social networks and who hold it responsible, among other things, for the creation and spread of the coronavirus around the world. Microsoft co-founder He assured that he would like to study what is behind these theories.

In an interview with Reuters, Gates estimated that the millions of ‘crazy conspiracy theories’ about him and Chief White House infectologist Anthony Fauci could have been made popular by a combination of the fear generated by the pandemic and the growth of social media.

“No one could have predicted that Dr Fauci and I would be so important in these really perverted theories. said the philanthropist and Microsoft co-founder. I am very surprised by all of this. I hope it will disappear ”.

Earlier this year, a Peruvian court opened a case against Gates, George Soros and the Rockefeller family, holding them responsible for being members of the “global criminal elites” and creators of the coronavirus.

“No world government, natural person or entity, nor the defense of the defendant can argue that this pandemic has the quality of ‘foreseeable’, except the creators of the new world order like Bill Gates, Soros, Rockefeller, etc. », The magistrates indicated the resolution.

Conspiracy theories on Gates and Fauci argue that the two created the pandemic to “control people”, “benefit” from the spread of the virus and “use vaccines to insert tracking microchips into people.”

“Do people really believe these things? Gates asked. We’re going to have to investigate this next year to try to understand how people’s behavior is changing and how we could have minimized it. “.

Additionally, the Microsoft co-founder praised Fauci’s work and celebrated that the infectologist was part of Joe Biden’s administration.

During the pandemic, the Gates Foundation, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, allocated at least $ 1.75 trillion worldwide to fight the pandemic. The funds have been used to fund research, diagnosis and treatment on coronavirus vaccines.