Bill Gates media influence peddling: (grants and awards) NPR- $24,663,066 The Guardian (including TheGuardian.org)- $12,951,391 Cascade Public Media – $10,895,016 Public Radio International (PRI.org/TheWorld.org)- $7,719,113 The Conversation- $6,664,271 Univision- $5,924,043 Der Spiegel (Germany)- $5,437,294 Project Syndicate- $5,280,186 Education Week – $4,898,240 WETA- $4,529,400 NBCUniversal Media- $4,373,500 Nation Media Group (Kenya) – $4,073,194 Le Monde (France)- $4,014,512 Bhekisisa (South Africa) – $3,990,182 El País – $3,968,184 BBC- $3,668,657 CNN- $3,600,000 KCET- $3,520,703 Population Communications International (population.org) – $3,500,000 The Daily Telegraph – $3,446,801 Chalkbeat – $2,672,491 The Education Post- $2,639,193 Rockhopper Productions (U.K.) – $2,480,392 Corporation for Public Broadcasting – $2,430,949 UpWorthy – $2,339,023 Financial Times – $2,309,845 The 74 Media- $2,275,344 Texas Tribune- $2,317,163 Punch (Nigeria) – $2,175,675 News Deeply – $1,612,122 The Atlantic- $1,403,453 Minnesota Public Radio- $1,290,898 YR Media- $1,125,000 The New Humanitarian- $1,046,457 Sheger FM (Ethiopia) – $1,004,600 Al-Jazeera- $1,000,000 ProPublica- $1,000,000 Crosscut Public Media – $810,000 Grist Magazine- $750,000 Kurzgesagt – $570,000 Educational Broadcasting Corp – $506,504 Classical 98.1 – $500,000 PBS – $499,997 Gannett – $499,651 Mail and Guardian (South Africa)- $492,974 Inside Higher Ed.- $439,910 BusinessDay (Nigeria) – $416,900 Medium.com – $412,000 Nutopia- $350,000 Independent Television Broadcasting Inc. – $300,000 Independent Television Service, Inc. – $300,000 Caixin Media (China) – $250,000 Pacific News Service – $225,000 National Journal – $220,638 Chronicle of Higher Education – $149,994 Belle and Wissell, Co. $100,000 Media Trust – $100,000 New York Public Radio – $77,290 KUOW – Puget Sound Public Radio – $5,310 International Center for Journalists- $20,436,938 Premium Times Centre for Investigative Journalism (Nigeria) – $3,800,357 The Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting – $2,432,552 Fondation EurActiv Politech – $2,368,300 International Women’s Media Foundation – $1,500,000 Center for Investigative Reporting – $1,446,639 InterMedia Survey institute – $1,297,545 The Bureau of Investigative Journalism – $1,068,169 Internews Network – $985,126 Communications Consortium Media Center – $858,000 Institute for Nonprofit News – $650,021 The Poynter Institute for Media Studies- $382,997 Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (Nigeria) – $360,211 Institute for Advanced Journalism Studies – $254,500 Global Forum for Media Development (Belgium) – $124,823 Mississippi Center for Investigative Reporting – $100,000
Pharma companies donate the same, through “advertising”. In doing this the media won’t write negative articles about them because the advertising revenue is far too large every year.
Gates is just 2 months older than me and he looks at least a decade older - must be all that "healthy" food he eats. (Petty comment, I know, I know.)
Me seriously thinking about starting a media house 😉
Gates founded a very large program to reduce the spread of HIV in Africa by developing a microbicide to be used during sex. It failed its first big trial and he simply cut and ran. Enveloped viruses as HIV, HSV and good ol-SARS CoV-2 are tough bugs. Obviously we are spending 10's of billions a year on protease inhibitors to keep the 35-40 million infected in a chronic state. Gate's had the right idea in the first place- we must stop HIV. Spending money instead on the media is totally a waste of time.
I always suspected that there is something rotten with The Guardian. Now I Know Why. As of this moment, for me The Guardian has 350% less credibility than the already discredited CNN.
MSM is the propaganda department of the Globalists.
A bit lengthy, but quite a detailed expose on the likes of the said individual and his clubmates. https://youtu.be/ADlBF95dgvA
Building a New Economy
2yWell, he’s spending that for all of us, giving us the option to ignore the truth about our own lives. We rely on Child Slaves in Africa for our entire digital economy. From the coltan and other mines in the Congo come the minerals that our electronics require, and we employ warlords to run the mines with slaves in order to save money. We accept that is "the cost of doing business." If it wasn’t for benevolent leadership of guys like Gates and Musk, we would have to take responsibility for our own choices, and we would have to be bothered to create an honest economy and give up our joyous exploitation of human suffering that brings warmth to black hearts. You should thank God for Gates to give you an excuse not to do anything for anyone but yourself. H2space.org