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For an up-to-date listing (this is a static copy), see the wiki.
Gates Foundation was described as a shell for tax avoidance by philanthropist and accounting expert, Sheldon Drobny. Techrights has collected evidence that shows the same and will organize it here. Through the foundation, Bill, Melinda and Microsoft maintain pharmaceutical patent investments, tobacco investments, investments in alcoholic beverages, petroleum investments, investments in experimental and controversial crops, and even investments in news/media. Gates need not even pay tax, though he keeps control of the assets and uses that control to influence private and public policy. Money talks and politicians can in turn be persuaded to buy from Microsoft. This dependence/lock-in cascades down to businesses and homes, creating a revenue stream that would not exist in a free market. Gates is also able to bring public money to himself through energy and public health policy. As Gates has diversified, his corrupting influence has spread to other portions of the economy.
We have provided extensive evidence for the above claims in many past summaries which include the following (sorted in chronological order although we took a much closer look in later years). As Techrights will report fraud in other areas as it is discovered.
Instead of Making Access to COVID-19 Solutions Easier Bill Gates Has Made It Harder (Patent Profits)
Mansion of Pedophilia – Part VI: Familiar Stenographers Painting Microsoft as Protective of Children
Most coverage posted in Identi.ca, Diaspora, and Twitter this year.
Most coverage posted in Identi.ca, Diaspora, and Twitter this year.
Number of Complaints About Increasing Number of Gates-funded AstroTurf Groups for Education ‘Reform’
[Long recess from covering the issue in late January, February, March...
Lowered volume of postings from November / December is not indicative of less mischief (just taking a break from Gates Foundation coverage in general).
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