The Real Anthony Fauci: Bill Gates, Big Pharma, and the Global War on Democracy and Public Health

by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Sanofi responded by publishing a rebuttal to Dr. Halstead and promising more studies. Without waiting for the research, in April, 2016, Bill Gates’s minions at WHO moved to recommend Dengvaxia for all children ages 9 to 16.126 Already the previous December, the Dengue Vaccine Initiative—supported by Gates Foundation funding— had announced that the Philippine government would soon become the second country (after Mexico) to approve Dengvaxia shots. A year and a half later, Sanofi announced that it had new information about the vaccine’s safety. Confirming Dr. Halstead’s fears, the company made the alarming admission that Dengvaxia did indeed increase the risk of hospitalization and cytoplasmic leakage syndrome.127 By this time, health officials had already inoculated some 800,000 Filipino children. At least 600 had died.128 The WHO eventually changed its recommendation, saying that Dengvaxia was safe only for kids who’d had a prior dengue infection and admitting that 100,000 should not have received the shot. Following autopsies on 600 deceased children, the Philippine Public Attorney indicted fourteen Philippines government officials and six Sanofi executives for criminal homicide.129 Accustomed as he was to this sort of collateral