Bill Gates , a decendant of Eugenics, wants to experiment on the World to make Trillions According to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll, over 40% of Americans believe a coronavirus vaccine would be riskier than the actual virus. Out of the 4,428 citizens polled, around 14% said they would not take the vaccine, 10% said they were not very interested, and 11% said they were unsure. Experts say that around 70% of Americans would need to be immunized for the vaccine to be effective. Despite concerns, the race is on for companies to develop the first coronavirus vaccine as part of the US’ “Operation Warp Speed” program. AstraZeneca CEO Pascal Soriot told reporters that drug companies are “trailblazing because we are not following the standard process.” Soriot said his company has partnered with the Oxford group to develop a vaccine quickly without “cutting corners.” Developing the first COVID-19 vaccine will be extremely lucrative, but Soriot urged companies to work together and said there would be a need for multiple vaccines. “One vaccine will not be enough. We are all trying to do the same thing which is bring a solution to this terrible pandemic,” he told reporters at CNN this Thursday. Eugenics in America: The Legacy of Sanger and Gates One of the original members of this crusade was Margaret Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood. Her unwavering support of eugenics as a means of achieving economic stability and improved public health was well-documented in her many essays and speeches. The Eugenics Movement faded to the background after World War II amid the horrors of the Nazi holocaust. However, it continues to exert an influence on the modern activities of Planned Parenthood, particularly regarding its relationship with African-Americans and other minorities.  It also can be seen in the philanthropic activities of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Their tactics for combating climate change and addressing global health issues would make Margaret Sanger proud. The Negro Project Sanger’s most successful endeavor toward this goal was what she called “The Negro Project.” In order for The Negro Project to succeed, Sanger emphasized the need to have influential black leaders and, especially, ministers, educated in the goals of the birth control movement. The Urgency of Population Issues The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has donated billions to the cause of improving global health, largely by sponsoring vaccine and agricultural programs in Third World countries. In an interview on the PBS program NOW with Bill Moyes (May 9, 2003), Moyes asked Gates how, given his background at Microsoft, he came to this champion this particular cause. Bill Gates responded: Then he revealed that, for a time, his father, William H. Gates, Sr. was the head of Planned Parenthood. Decreasing Population Through Better Health Care? As did Sanger, Gates believes in the eugenist Thomas Malthus’s idea that the sustainability of the world’s resources is completely dependent upon maintaining population control. Ironically, Gates believes that improving health care, primarily through vaccinations, will accomplish this. Gates emphasizes vaccination programs as the best means of combating Third World poverty. However, as with birth control and The Negro Project, this exclusive focus on vaccines has raised some suspicion among the civic leadership. For example, in 2014, the Kenyan Catholic Doctors Association and the Kenyan Catholic Bishops Conference issued a statement expressing concern that a UNICEF/WHO Tetanus vaccine was tainted with hCG, a contraceptive hormone. While this accusation has been denied by the agencies involved, the Catholic groups remain wary. “Innovating to Zero” Population control is also central to the issue of climate change, another of Gates’s passionate causes.  In a talk titled, Innovating to Zero,  presented at the 2010 Technology, Entertainment and Design (TED) Conference, Gates proposed a goal of achieving zero carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by 2050. He explained his mathematical formula by which that goal may be achieved. Noting that the first factor in the equation is population, Gates remarked: To that end, since 2012, Melinda Gates, a Catholic, has pledged over a billion dollars from the Gates Foundation to support Family Planning 2020 (FP2020). She helps lead this international effort whose goal is to get birth control to 120 million more women by 2020.  This despite strong objections from groups such as Culture of Life Africa who resent “the disturbing encroachment of the bold and wealthy proponents of the Culture of Death.” “All Lives Have Equal Value” It remains, even if well-intentioned, the activities of Bill and Melinda Gates, like Margaret Sanger, are in direct opposition to the teachings of the Catholic Church. As stated by Pope Francis In his encyclical, Laudato Si: It is remarkable that the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation webpage has as its slogan, “All Lives Have Equal Value.” Would that they and Margaret Sanger actually believed that was true.