Is the Military Working With Bill Gates to Prepare for Citizen Control?

Picture yourself sitting outside your home one night, when suddenly dozens, if not hundreds of small, fast-moving objects fill the sky.

Moving with perfect cohesion, and inhuman mobility, your first reaction may be that these objects are not of this world.

When a reliable military source warned me,”If you think the pandemic was huge, that’s just the beginning. 5G rollouts, Smart equipment, and drone technologies are in line to watch, listen, spy, and control us.”

My investigative mind immediately goes to Bill Gates, the World Health Organization (WHO) and World Economic Forum (WEF) as I research this.

Recall the 2010 TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) conference, when Gates stated:

“The world today has 6.8 billion people. That’s headed up to about 9 billion. Now if we do a really great job on new vaccines, health care, reproductive health services, we could lower that by perhaps 10 or 15 percent.”

Over time, we’ve learned more about Gates and the hidden side of his capitalist projects. The corporate media spend hours honoring his benevolent philanthropy, but Gates never gives anything away without a string attached. Sadly,his empire has strings connected to dark activities around the world.

It’s safe to assume that much of Gates’ charity is not intended to help people, as much as it is to social engineer and control people.

🔹His pharmaceutical interests push unsafe drugs on the global scale that drive profits back into Gates’ pockets.

🔹His agricultural interests build monopolies that harm local farmers.

DRONES AND BILL GATES

In the first week of 2023, Echodyne, a radar array startup with investors including Gates, his Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen’s Vulcan Capital, and Seattle’s own Madrona Ventures, made an interesting announcement.

They informed the media of their successful test of a system that lets drones detect and evade oncoming aircraft and other obstacles even when it would otherwise be too far away, too cloudy, or too dark for a human operator to see.

In 2010, Gates announced a $10 billion pledge over that decade, saying, “We must make this the decade of vaccines.”

In retrospect, we now know the Gates Foundation (with oversight from WHO and UNICEF), provided over $2 million to what Michel Zaffran, Director of project Optimize and Senior Adviser for WHO’s Department of Immunization, Vaccines, and Biological said was “to ensure new vaccines reach the millions of people in the poorest countries. The time for ‘business as usual’ has passed—it’s time for bold ideas.”

Since Joe Biden has been in the White House, his administration have changed the term “UFO” to “UAP” and issued reports by military pilots of “unidentified aerial phenomena.”

There has been a focus on events that occurred between 2004 and 2022 with the majority occurring within the last two years. This increase is because the standardized UAP reporting system, established by the Navy in 2019, was fully adopted in 2020. The document uses the term “unidentified aerial phenomena” to remove the stigma associated with discussing UFOs.

Going forward, UAP incidents will likely be included in one of five categories:

Airborne clutter (birds, balloons, recreational drones, plastic bags)

Natural atmospheric phenomena (ice crystals, moisture, thermal fluctuations)

USA or industry developmental programs (classified government programs)

Foreign adversary systems (advanced aircraft by countries other than the USA that use breakthrough technology)

Other (UAP without enough data to be identified and alien spacecraft)

The U.S. government is openly searching for the first Sixth Generation fighter jet. One of the design goals with these new planes is to have them completely unmanned.

Those familiar with the F-22 Raptor know that despite its incredible maneuverability, the jet is held back in some ways by the aircrew.

🔹You can only move so aggressively before pilots lose consciousness or suffer injury.

🔹The life support systems and cockpit take up a substantial amount of space and weight on an airframe.

🔹Remove the human element, and suddenly you can make moves never before thought possible.

Additionally, when you no longer need to accommodate onboard aircrew you can either reduce the size of your plane or use that extra room for weapons, fuel, sensors, and more.

In 2022, during a hearing of unidentified flying objects, Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence Scott Bray told a House security panel that reports of UFO sightings have increasing.

“Since the early 2000s we have seen an increasing number of unauthorised and/or unidentified aircraft or objects in military-controlled training areas and training ranges and other designated airspace,” Bray acknowledged.

Could it be that unmanned aircraft are the reason?

Instead of fighter-size craft, there has been intensive testing of drone swarms as an alternative technology. To date we’ve seen drone swarms do everything from put on fantastic light shows to overwhelm air defenses. Much like emerging technology in manned aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles are lacking in understanding by the public.

We’re on the cusp of new generations of technology. From unmanned fighters to drone swarms, aircraft are getting smaller, faster, and more maneuverable. Things are strange, and the government isn’t in the business of revealing all of our secrets.