In Dec 2018, @Gavi partnered with Mastercard. It seemed an odd marriage at the time. Gavi was already prepping to “deploy the Mastercard Wellness Pass” to participating countries. 1/4

@o_rips @99freemind @Charlotte3003G @21wire

https://www.gavi.org/investing-gavi/funding/donor-profiles/mastercard

The press release stated: "This partnership will leverage Mastercard expertise and technology, enabling ministries of health and authorized health workers to provide a card with a digital immunization record, to each participating child’s caregiver." 2/4

https://newsroom.mastercard.com/press-releases/gavi-and-mastercard-join-forces-to-reach-more-children-with-lifesaving-vaccines/

As events unfolded and the media whipped up support for a cashless society - it started becoming obvious who would stand to benefit from such an alliance. Is everyone in on the con?

@99freemind pls add Mastercard to 'The Global Health Mafia Protection Racket' presentation. 3/4

As a result of coronacrisis and push for cashless society, Mastercard mkt cap has passed JPMorgan. Mastercard now worth $278bn. Not just Big Pharma who benefits from the unholy @Gavi alliance. Follow the money. 4/4

@Schuldensuehner @o_rips @99freemind @Charlotte3003G @21wire

5/- In March 2020, Mastercard committed $125 million to @gatesfoundation, they called it 'seed funding'. Am I the only one who thinks this is nothing more than a dividend, a return on investment, the proceeds of insider trading? @o_rips @99freemind @Charlotte3003G @21WIRE

6/- But behind every seemingly altruistic foundation, there is usually a cleverly designed Trust which has neither the altruistic mandate nor ethical limitations on its investment practices. Gates Foundation Trust recently upped its stake in a for-profit UK prison firm, Serco.

7/- Gates Foundation Trust has some interesting holdings and would benefit immensely form advance knowledge of a pandemic. Let's take a look at a few to see if there are any conflicts of interest.

@o_rips @99freemind @Charlotte3003G @FatEmperor

src: https://www.gurufocus.com/guru/bill+gates/current-portfolio/portfolio

8/- The obvious one is Walmart. The Trust owns $350 billion of Walmart shares. @Walmart has been allowed to operate non-stop throughout the pandemic while small mum & dad operations and convenience stores have been forced to close.

9/- Next one of interest: Ecolab, $55.6 billion worth. Ecolab "produces and markets cleaning and sanitation products for the hospitality, healthcare, and industrial markets."

Would forward knowledge of a pandemic help the share price of this organization?

10/- How about FedEx ($79bln) and UPS ($28bln)?

How about Arcos Dorados Holdings Inc, the parent company of McDonalds restaurants. Would advance knowledge of a pandemic help @gatesfoundation speculate or liquidate said assets?

11/- I'm no expert, but it seems to me that health policy is being dictated by financial interests, which stand to profit not only from delivery of health services, but also the speculative nature of their impact on stock market.

@Schuldensuehner @mike_maloney @themotleyfool

12/- How about CCI, a communications infrastructure company in the United States, with more than 40,000 cell towers and approximately 70,000 route miles of fiber supporting small cells and fiber solutions.

Were new telecom towers being built during the pandemic?