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Microsoft (Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation) is partnered with ICMEC, Monsanto- everyone. They're partnered with everyone. Every humanitarian project is a data collection operation for them. There are experiments with human subjects who have no clue what's going on.
Why do you think nobody in Africa wants Monsanto’s seeds anymore?
These people are part of NWO and created a crisis and exploited it to force things on countries with no choice.
Coincidentally: Haitian Farmers Rejected a Monsanto Donation.
Back to Gates & the BMG Foundation:
These people are part of NWO and created a crisis and exploited it to force things on countries with no choice.
Coincidentally: Haitian Farmers Rejected a Monsanto Donation.
Back to Gates & the BMG Foundation:
They're partnered with a company called [Synthetic Genomics.]
(Coincidentally, Synthetic Genomics is also partnered with Joule Unlimited, the biofuel company formerly chaired by the Spirit Cooker himself Pedosta, but I digress.)
(Coincidentally, Synthetic Genomics is also partnered with Joule Unlimited, the biofuel company formerly chaired by the Spirit Cooker himself Pedosta, but I digress.)
Animal-to-human organ transplants, known as xenotransplantation, might sound like extraordinary stuff, but Rothblatt has the track record for innovation, the intellectual curiosity, and the deep pockets and NWO connections needed to do pioneering research in this area.
Enter Martine Rothblatt. When she was a he, she wrote her thesis about the intersection of ethics, economics, and- xenotransplantation.
- She is the Founder, CEO & Chairman of United Therapeutics | [SYNTHETIC GENOMICS]
- She is the Founder, CEO & Chairman of United Therapeutics | [SYNTHETIC GENOMICS]
United Therapeutics teamed up with Synthetic Genomics, biotech company based in La Jolla, Calif., develop pigs with genetically modified organs -- into humans.
The company Synthetic Genomics, led by J. Venter, whose world-famous feats include sequencing the human genome.
The company Synthetic Genomics, led by J. Venter, whose world-famous feats include sequencing the human genome.
Its partner in the venture will be Lung Biotechnology — a subsidiary of United Therapeutics, which has a market value of $5.1 billion.
Synthetic Genomics will get a $50 million investment under the research and development agreement.
Synthetic Genomics will get a $50 million investment under the research and development agreement.
United Therapeutics — of Silver Spring, Md. — intends to use those cells to make embryos that would be grown into pigs with transplantable organs.
Sounds like a great industry for easy access human testing, which really would not be good to have around a bunch of NWO pawns.
Sounds like a great industry for easy access human testing, which really would not be good to have around a bunch of NWO pawns.
