Ready for a thread of questions?

If you had a product that you were working on that you wanted to sell to the entire world, would you say there is a chance you might have a conflict of interest in other solutions coming before your product is done?

Would it also be weird if you funded the university models that were way, way off -- that were used as justification to shut down business across the country?

Would it also be weird if you funded the organization that said 3.4% death rate off by at least 20-30x?

Would it also be weird if you were funding the research into the competing solution malaria pill? Using Vitamin C as a placebo?

Would it also be weird if the guy driving Trump's policy sat on your 'product' council advisory board?

Would it also be weird to try to block out the sun with Harvard?

Especially considering studies are showing viruses don't do well in UV rays or sunlight?

Or geoengineer hurricanes?

Is that weird or is trying to block out the sun totally normal & not risky?

Would it also be weird if your biggest philanthropy 'hobby' was abortions & birth control?

But besides reducing population growth you just have this driving passion to give everyone a product that will extend the average life span?

Is it weird to move the goal posts twenty times, provide false data, false models, false predictions & then say there can be no normal until everyone in the world has access (or is forced) towards your product?

Considering that product isn't made or tested yet?

Considering that even when that produced is made & tested, there is no guarantee or evidence showing it will eradicate this virus or disease?

Considering comparable vaccines have been around for 70 years & we still experience some of the worst seasons in decades?

Considering by the time it's done that herd immunity will play a massive factor?

Considering they're silencing the Nobel Prize winning discoverer of HIV who says it's man-manipulated, leaked out & will eventually fall apart due to not being natural?

This only scratches the surface.

And there is nothing wrong with asking the questions that most media won't.