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| Conspiracy theories accuse Gates of being behind the Corona pandemic |
According to The New York Times and Zignal Labs, a media resource analysis firm, Bill Gates is now the preferred target of coronavirus misinformation campaigns.
From February to April, according to a survey by Zignal Labs, conspiracy theories that combined Gates and the virus were mentioned 1.2 million times on TV and on social networks, accounting for 33% compared to the second most common plot of 5G-networks. With the newly created corona virus (COVID-19), it peaked at 18,000 signals daily in April.
Lies belong to Microsoft's founding partner, who has become the owner of a humanitarian organization. It is published on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter. The New York Times found that 16,000 Facebook posts have been liked and commented more than 900,000 times this year. In March and April, YouTube videos were found distributing false information about portals and viruses nearly 5 million times. The lies are completely different, but the focus is on Gates, who produces vaccine viruses, or Gates is a member of the plot that has executed people and set up a global surveillance system.
In a 2015 speech, Bill Gates warned that the greatest threat to humans is infectious disease, not nuclear war, and he has received more than 25 million new ideas in recent weeks. According to the New York Times, the property owner claimed that the video showed Gates' malicious plan to use the epidemic for personal gain.
Although Gates refused to comment on the recent libel movement, Mark Sutzmann, CEO of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, told the New York Times: "Unfortunately, if we all need it, if we are looking for ways to work together and live to memorize, there are still people They spread wrong information. "