Highly Contagious Unknown Virus Kills 79 in Congo After Gates Foundation Vaccine Roll Out

A mysterious virus with flu-like symptoms has emerged in the Congo, claiming 79 lives to date. The outbreak follows the government’s recent collaboration with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to launch a program involving experimental vaccines, raising questions about the virus’s origins and timing.

The highly contagious virus seems to disproportionately affect the young and healthy, with the majority of fatalities occurring among individuals aged 15 to 18, according to the Congo health department.

More than 300 people have been infected with symptoms including fever, headaches, sinus, and coughs, according to provincial health minister Apollinaire Yumba. Response teams have been sent to manage the outbreak and investigate the cause of the mysterious virus.

The outbreak follows the government’s recent partnership with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at “improving vaccination coverage among children” to “save lives.”

Since the Gates-Congo partnership, however, there has been an alarming increase in the death rate among young people, reaching unprecedented levels.

Bill Gates recently admitted during an interview that he uses India as a personal laboratory and testing ground for experimental vaccines before rolling them out in other parts of the world.

African nations, including Kenya and Congo, have also become sites for these trials, with tragic consequences, including the rising number of child fatalities linked to these experiments.

Bill Gates has faced significant controversy over his vaccine initiatives in Africa, where several of his programs have been accused of conducting experimental trials without proper oversight.

One of the most notable scandals involved the administration of the Tetanus vaccine, which was secretly laced with a hormone that caused infertility in women.

Allegations of sterilization surfaced in countries like Kenya, where the vaccine was supposedly part of a population control program, a theory Gates has repeatedly denied.

In addition, the Gates Foundation’s involvement in polio vaccination campaigns led to outbreaks of the disease in India, fueling further distrust.

Critics argue that these incidents are part of a broader pattern of conducting high-risk, large-scale experiments in developing nations without fully informed consent or adequate safety measures.

Gates is currently facing trial in the Netherlands where he stands accused of misleading the public about the safety of Covid-19 mRNA vaccinations.