“don’t want a lot of recovered people”

July 22, 2021

Premier Iain Rankin 

Tim Houston, Progressive Conservative Party of Nova Scotia

Dear Premier Iain Rankin,

I am writing this letter with regards to Bill Gates and his overall plan for people in Nova Scotia and all around the world.

I have noticed that all the sources that we are told to trust align very well with guidelines set out by Bill Gates on March 24th 2020. Bill Gates is not a doctor and has never completed college. But anyone who questions the guidelines that he has set out can be fired from their job as a doctor or a scientist. This is not how I make decisions that someone is trustworthy, by checking if it is what Bill Gates says.

At the beginning of the pandemic, on March 24th 2020 Bill Gates said in an interview that, despite the comparatively small threat of the Coronavirus he and his colleagues “don’t want a lot of recovered people” who have acquired natural immunity and were instead hoping we would become reliant on vaccines and antiviral medication. And beyond that Bill suggested that after receiving a vaccine, people would have to show a digital ID showing vaccination status, and that people without this “digital immunity proof” would not be allowed to travel.

We can all see that throughout this pandemic things seem to have gone according to Bill’s plan. This has been disastrous to many small businesses, and to the actual health and well-being of the people who now live under these guidelines.

It is time to reconsider who we trust to create health in our communities. Bill Gates is not a good source.

Sincerely,

Renee