PM gives Bill Gates $260M

Anthony Albanese met with Bill Gates last week.

Gates is an unelected Pharmaceutical Drug producer some would say pusher and a major contributor of the WHO through his ‘philantropath’ organisations.

Anthony Albanese: please pause to consider before committing Australia on a dangerous path that as current Prime Minister you are speaking for less than a third of Australian voters. 

Yet you proceed to pledge a further $260 million of Australian taxpayers money to the Gates/WHO, ‘Global Fund’.

Australians did not vote for this and do not agree to our representatives signing Australia into International agreements that do not work in Australia’s interests.

These funds are desperately needed in Australia for health care and rebuilding small businesses damaged by Government interventions.

After selling Australia out you brag about your 'zero-net’ caps that are leading to the ruin Europe is facing.

Then wave off Gates on his Australian carbon emissions lecture tour by private jet.

Contrary to your comment Gates is NOT welcome here!

Judging by the ‘unmanaged’ media neither are you.

Australians want out

Link to your cozy discussion as you sell Australians out.

https://www.pm.gov.au/media/opening-remarks-meeting-bill-gates

ANTHONY ALBANESE: Look, can I welcome you here very much. We haven't met before. But I've admired your work and your contribution, not just financially, but in raising debates, including the need to deal with health issues. We've just been through the pandemic, but we need to prepare for future health challenges, and the work that's being done on eradicating malaria and other diseases in our region is very important. And of course, climate change, my government was elected on the platform of taking climate change seriously. We've introduced the first legislative caps of 43% by 2030, and net zero by 2050. We're engaged in setting a whole range of mechanisms that will drive private sector investment. Here in Australia the business community was well ahead of the government in action. And now we're working with all of the state and territory governments as well as the private sector in driving that change through.

BILL GATES: That's fantastic. We've had a great partnership on global health, Gavi, polio. Thanks for your increase on Global Fund, a lot to do there. As you say, the preparedness for the next pandemic is still a discussion that hasn't been figured out. You know, malaria in the long run, we want to do the same thing we're doing with polio, which is eradicated regionally, and then eradicated all over the world. So both the Foundation and Breakthrough Energy are excited about the things we can do together.

ANTHONY ALBANESE: You're very welcome here.