Malaria, Mosquitos and Bill Gates

First cases of malaria contracted in the United States in two decades reported by the CDC

I must preface this by stating that the following stories are completely unrelated. Don’t read into this whatsoever.

The first story is that the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) announced last Monday that five cases of locally acquired malaria have been found in the United States, four cases in Florida and one in Texas.

There have been cases of Americans contracting malaria overseas annually, but these are the first cases of Americans contracting the mosquito-born illness naturally in America since 2003.

The CDC stated:

“CDC is collaborating with two U.S. state health departments with ongoing investigations of locally acquired mosquito-transmitted Plasmodium vivax malaria cases. There is no evidence to suggest the cases in the two states (Florida and Texas) are related. In Florida, four cases within close geographic proximity have been identified, and active surveillance for additional cases is ongoing. Mosquito surveillance and control measures have been implemented in the affected area. In Texas, one case has been identified, and surveillance for additional cases, as well as mosquito surveillance and control, are ongoing. All patients have received treatment and are improving. Locally acquired mosquito-borne malaria has not occurred in the United States since 2003 when eight cases of locally acquired P. vivax malaria were identified in Palm Beach County, FL (1).”

Millions of mosquitos have been intentionally released in Florida and Texas, other states as well

In an unrelated story, millions of mosquitos have been released in Florida and Texas since 2021 with plans to release millions more.

In 2020, the plans were announced for the 2021 release in both Texas and Florida. It included 750 million genetically modified mosquitos in the Florida Keys alone. The release was through Oxitec, a British-based GMO company.

CBS News reported:

“Approved by the Environment Protection Agency in May, the pilot project is designed to test if a genetically modified mosquito is a viable alternative to spraying insecticides to control the Aedes aegypti. It's a species of mosquito that carries several deadly diseases, such as Zika, dengue, chikungunya and yellow fever.”

I wrote about the mosquito releases back in January, noting that California was also included:

https://sethhancock.substack.com/p/dr-malone-warns-of-potential-secret

Along with the intentionally release of mosquitos on residents who had no say in the matter, others have willingly been guinea pigs testing out mosquitos as a means of vaccination. While the use of mosquitos as a vaccine had a stated purpose of protecting against malaria, many participants in the study had to leave the study due to contracting malaria, according to an NPR story.

Bill Gates’ Little Friends

In even more unrelated news, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is one of the primary backers of this mosquito release experiment.

Bill Gates loves mosquitos so much that he even released them on his audience during a 2009 TED talk:

In 2020, the Gates Foundation provided $1.6 million to Oxitec for the grant topic of malaria. The Gates Foundation funded project, World Mosquito Program, manufactures 30 million genetically modified mosquitos a week and uses gain-of-function research, according to The American Spectator.

According to General MC News, Gates-funded projects are developing vaccines and drugs for malaria, and other mosquito-born illnesses.

Don’t question any of this

I must reiterate what I began with, these stories are completely unrelated.

Sure, the first cases of malaria occurring natural in America in two decades has been reported. Sure, they occurred in two states in which mosquitos have been intentionally released. Sure, the stated purpose of those releases was to combat malaria. Sure, participants in mosquitos as vaccine trials actually contracted malaria, the illness it was supposed to prevent. Sure, Bill Gates is a globalist who believes in eugenics and depopulation. Sure, Bill Gates has drugs to sell that he claims combat malaria and other mosquito-born illnesses.

But that doesn’t mean you should think for yourself. That doesn’t mean you should put two and two together. That doesn’t mean you should ask question.

The mainstream narrative media has already “fact checked” any claims that Bill Gates might be to blame after all, and they’ve found them to be false. That’s just for those crazy “conspiracy theorists.” And we all must trust and believe what the mainstream narrative media tells us, right?