Coronavirus: Bill Gates comments on conspiracy theories

He wanted to use the corona crisis to implant a microchip under the skin of everyone through vaccination: this is just one of the many crude conspiracy theories about Microsoft founder Bill Gates (64) that were spread throughout the web during the corona crisis.

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For a long time, Gates did not comment on the absurd allegations. It seemed like he didn’t care much about the conspiracy theories surrounding himself. But now he spoke at a press conference of his foundation, like that “New York Post” reported. And that in an unusually harsh tone for the multi-billionaire.

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«It’s so bizarre that you could find it almost funny»

He actually wanted to talk about the efforts of the foundation, which he and his wife Melinda Gates (55) are working on, to find a vaccine against the coronavirus. But then the topic also came up with the numerous theories that are floating around on the Internet about his commitment to vaccines.

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«You can hardly deny it, it’s so stupid or strange. If you just repeat it, it gives you more credibility in a way, ”Gates says visibly upset at the press conference. Then he adds: “It’s so bizarre in a way that you could almost find it funny. But I guess it’s actually not that funny. »

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Even Gates speaks briefly about the microchip theory and says stunned: «I have never had to deal with any type of microchip. This misinformation is just so strange. I don’t know anyone who has anything to do with this, so I lack a direct line to understand them. » (sib)

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