Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Bill Gates Stopped Trump From Investigating Vaccines" video.

"Hey, science and innovation is a great thing." "You know. Big things you wanna do that are big." "Robert Kennedy Jr. was advising him that vaccines were causing bad things." "I told him that was a bad thing, don't do that." These are quotes from Bill Gates. Sounds like he has what Brandon has.
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I think that was a major Monsanto/cancer case, not a vaccine case. Please provide details so that we can find it. He is a very successful toxic tort lawyer.
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"Hey, science and innovation is a great thing." "You know. Big things you wanna do that are big." "Robert Kennedy Jr. was advising him that vaccines were causing bad things." "I told him that was a bad thing, don't do that." These are quotes from Bill Gates. Sounds like he has what Brandon has.
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Listen carefully to Bill Gate's discourse. Don't watch, listen -- and try to forget who is talking. He sounds less educated than Trump. Actually, he is, too.
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Listen carefully to Bill Gate's discourse. Don't watch, listen -- and try to forget who is talking. He sounds less educated than Trump. Actually, he is, too.
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@michaelmcclure3383 "Hey, science and innovation is a great thing." "You know. Big things you wanna do that are big." "Robert Kennedy Jr. was advising him that vaccines were causing bad things." "I told him that was a bad thing, don't do that." These are quotes from Bill Gates. Sounds like he has what Brandon has.
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@MrGeorgewf Do I have something against folks who aren't educated determining national and global health policy? Education? Nutrition? People who actually work for a living aren't trying to mandate vaccines or GMOs or Common Core, are they? Weird deflection from the issue. Why did you pull that stunt, hm?
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@miller-joel good point
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@147salsa I can find no such case. He was an environmental lawyer, and extremely successful in that field. He is a critic of using thimerosal as a preservative in any drug, among other things they put in that stuff.
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@mikusoxlongius I've heard him be more coherent than this particular mainstream media segment from Gates. Why do you ask? The point of this segment was to show how bad Trump is. Maybe the bigger point is: LOOK WHO IS LEADING US, and HOW DID THIS HAPPEN?
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@MrGeorgewf Apparently he is. He has the job, doesn't he? MSM asks him, WHO asks him, presidents ask him . . . seems like everyone important agrees. If the qualification is net worth, then he's "qualified." If it's education, then he's not. I take it back. You're right. What is "book learning" compared to being a billionaire? I'm just jealous.
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"Hey, science and innovation is a great thing." "You know. Big things you wanna do that are big." "Robert Kennedy Jr. was advising him that vaccines were causing bad things." "I told him that was a bad thing, don't do that." These are quotes from Bill Gates. Sounds like he has what Brandon has.
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No he didn't. When Microsoft was sued in the 1990s for antitrust violations, the full history of the company was revealed in court. It's hundreds of pages; you could actually read it rather than repeat ad copy.
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@kingjoe3rd We used to have constitutional protections against all of the above. USED to. Now, ten-year-old rape victims have to cross state lines to get an abortion, and essential workers who served us bravely in 2020, and recovered from COVID, are fired for not getting the vax.
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@kingjoe3rd No one who ever frequented Epstein's Manhattan digs or set foot on Epstein's island is a "good guy." Period.
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@nickcharles1284 What do you think "hearsay" means? In any case, OP said the world should demand answers. You're putting the cart before the horse.
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RFK Jr. won a massive toxic tort case against Monsanto in 2018. Even NPR reported on it (had to).
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@147salsa If you read that somewhere but never saw the case, don't believe them. Cases of that nature are published, always.
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"Hey, science and innovation is a great thing." "You know. Big things you wanna do that are big." "Robert Kennedy Jr. was advising him that vaccines were causing bad things." "I told him that was a bad thing, don't do that." These are quotes from Bill Gates. Sounds like he has what Biden has. Lately Biden sounds better.
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Listen carefully to Bill Gate's discourse. Don't watch, listen -- and try to forget who is talking. He sounds less educated than Trump. Actually, he is, too.
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Trump did whatever the person who flattered him the most and the best asked him to do in the moment. That's what Trump did. He was a carnival barker CON MAN. That's why Trump lifted the moratorium on gain of function research when they asked him -- which was already being ignored, and which was already the lowest level of prohibition and inadequate.
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@ralphpal Life has been on a downhill path for decades. In 1945 through 1975, two people working for the minimum wage could afford a decent apartment in every major city, and their kids could work their way through state college on the same sorts of jobs. People had freedom and opportunity once, and a private life. Every president since then has accelerated the downward trend. You have low standards. You don't care that Trump may have allowed this pandemic to take place through inattention? You don't care that he ordered an assassination because someone told him to? You don't care that he supported secret drone strikes all over the world, even more than Obama did? You don't care that the DOJ under his administration indicted Assange and his appointees discussed assassinating Assange?
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@ThePantygun You don't even bother to look anything up, do you? A judge at the court where I worked was appointed arbitrator, in an effort to settle the case without a trial.
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THIS is the real question. BTW, the measles vaccine is one of the most investigated, and it seems that most children's immune systems are primed by the measles vaccine, so that they show greater resistance to various infectious diseases in general, not just measles -- which is what childhood vaccines are supposed to do. Not all of them do, unfortunately. Not to mention your question about the sheer number administered so early on.
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@johnstrawb3521 Exactly!
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@optimusprimer4392 🤣
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@nickcharles1284 OP made no mention of proof, or anything that sounds like proof, unless you have a special way of picking up those signals and intimations without them being stated explicitly or, as best as the rest of us can tell, implicitly. If you do -- which is hardly impossible -- then the burden is on you to articulate them. Hinting without saying is not exactly new; perhaps OP did that. So by all means, give us the evidence that this is what OP "really" meant. Next time, we'll all know better. (Just how much logic have you studied?)
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I expect normal discourse. "Hey, science and innovation is a great thing." "You know. Big things you wanna do that are big." "Robert Kennedy Jr. was advising him that vaccines were causing bad things." "I told him that was a bad thing, don't do that." These are quotes from Bill Gates. Sounds like he has what Biden has. Actually, Gates sounds worse.
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