Chronology of Deep State Assets executed by the US Military (Part XIII – Bill Gates)

The Military Tribunal at Guantanamo Bay has convicted and hanged Bill Gates on charges including child trafficking, pedophilia, conspiracy, money laundering, murder, and public health endangerment

April  10, 2022

On May 17, 2021, US Navy SEALS operating under Judge Advocate Corps (JAG) authority stormed Bill Gates 492-acre ranch in northwest Wyoming and discovered a subterranean bunker where children had been temporarily housed prior to being sold into slavery.

Prior to the raid, Gates’ estranged wife, Melinda, contacted President Trump with news that Bill, whom she called a psychopathic, evil genius, had visited Epstein Island 24 times between 1997-2017 and, on Epstein’s advice, had spent $36 Million to excavate his own subterranean “child dungeon” beneath Irma Lake Lodge, Wyoming.

She reportedly told Trump that Bill and Epstein made frequent weekend getaways to Irma Lake Lodge.

But on Tuesday, July 27,2021, Gates slipped up, and U.S. Marines were able to apprehend him at a property he secretly owned in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Two days later, he was flown to Guantanamo Bay.

The charges against the arrogant narcissist and a megalomaniac cover a broad spectrum.

The Microsoft founder is expected to answer for crimes ranging from running a child trafficking ring with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein to devising a plan whereby seemingly benign vaccinations would be tainted with chemicals and synthetic nanoparticles designed to erode the cerebrum of the human brain.

Gates purportedly coerced the FDA into issuing emergency authorization on Covid-19 vaccines, knowing that the potentially dangerous pharmaceutical cocktail would not only endanger recipients but also scramble human DNA.

JAG is also investigating whether vaccines contain synthetic nanoparticles manufactured by Microsoft and Swedish biotech company Biohax International. The military alleges that Gates stood to profit massively from vaccine sales.

Gates, who has previously denied having a financial stake in the vaccines, earned at least $10 billion from the joint sales of the Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson vaccinations.

JAG is holding Gates partly responsible for the deaths of 7,000 American citizens who died within 72 hours of receiving the drug.

An SD card recovered in Wyoming showed a young girl in pajamas handcuffed to a bed and crying out for her mother. Off camera, a maniacal Gates could be heard encouraging the child to dress in high heels and lingerie so she could better please her “new mommy and daddy.”

One disturbing video showed Gates and Epstein hatching plots on how to kidnap children from third-world nations and sell them to the highest bidders.

Rear Adm. Hannink offered the panel a printout of a spreadsheet the military had obtained from one of Gates’ computers and subsequently deciphered.

The spreadsheet held 65 names. The 65 names belonged to children who had inexplicably gone missing while visiting national parks across the nation. Beside each name was a dollar amount, ranging from $250,000 to $3,000,000, and the age, hair and eye color of each child. The youngest was 4 at the presumed time of abduction.

That evidence, taken in tandem with Gates’ vaccine fraud, prompted the military to launch a global manhunt for the socially awkward but ruthlessly dangerous nerd.

While Gates sat in a cell at GITMO, the military did simultaneous raids on a dozen Gates-owned properties across the nation, seizing computers, laptops, papers—about everything imaginable, including 3,000 pages of notes on a project called ‘How to Rule the World.’

In short, it describes taking over the vaccine industry and contaminating vaccinations with compounds that either kill the recipient or turn him into a mindless slave.

Gates had entrenched himself in the vaccine industry and owned substantial shares of Merck, Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson & Johnson, Roche, Novartis, and GlaxoSmithKline, all major pharmaceutical companies.

Gates was told that JAG and the Office of Military Commissions had “appropriated” his properties and frozen his assets both at home and abroad.

Then, Melinda Ann French testified at the tribunal on video via ZOOM that on 14 August 2017, she heard her former husband, Bill Gates, brag that he had had children abducted both in the U.S. and abroad.

While Gates sat meekly and quietly—Vice Adm. Hannink introduced the prosecution’s first witness of the day, a man who identified himself as Steven Sharpe, a self-described “fixer” whom Gates had paid millions of dollars to “tidy up” unfortunate incidents.

Sharpe told the tribunal that he had seen Gates take erectile dysfunction medication and Adrenochrome infusions to counteract ED.

“Two times I set up the infusion myself. And I can say this: If he was impotent beforehand, he wasn’t after. I know for an absolute fact Bill had sex with underage boys and girls in that dungeon of his at the Wyoming ranch,” Sharpe said.

Moreover, Sharpe presented images of Gates surrounded by what appeared to be underage females.

Sharpe went on to recount an incident where an overaggressive Gates, fresh off an Adrenochrome infusion, beat and murdered a 13-year-old girl he had imported into the U.S. from Thailand.

Documents obtained from computers the military had seized during clandestine raids on several of Gates’ properties across the country offered a view into Gates’s secretive dealings with several major pharmaceutical companies, including Pfizer, Merck, and Johnson & Johnson.

One email dated August 4, 2001, Gates made a proposal to then-Pfizer CEO Henry McKinnell, and it outlined a nefarious agenda—discretely tainting vaccinations with an undetectable poison that would slowly dissolve the recipient’s cerebellum over many years while simultaneously erode vital organs.

Gates wrote his “product” could defeat all treatments and remedies.

What did Pfizer stand to gain from this offer? Gates agreed to “donate” $150,000,000 annually to Pfizer’s research programs on improving safety and efficacy of vaccinations, and $10,000,000 a year into McKinnell’s Cayman Island slush fund.

Gates wrote back that his people had already done clinical trials on 250 persons using an accelerated variation of the drug, which had been introduced into influenza vaccinations.

The email did not specify what segment of the population received the poison, but Gates wrote that all 250 people “expired” on the same day, six months after taking the drug.

The U.S. military claimed to have evidence proving that Gates, or people on his behalf, injected at least 250 unsuspecting persons with an experimental influenza vaccine designed to slowly erode bodily organs and eventually cause death.

An ad the fledgling Gates Foundation had published in the Seattle Times in August 2001, sought volunteers to receive a ‘revolutionary’ influenza vaccine that, the ad said, would last 5 years and automatically interact with the human body to combat yet unknown variants of seasonal influenza.

Vice Adm. Hannink produced a small, metal canister. “We also obtained from Harborview a list of the 253 recipients, and paperwork bearing Gates’ signature.

Via ZOOM, a 91-years-old woman who identified herself as ‘recipient 163,’ Mary Johnson, appeared on screen, a faint smile on her weathered face.

Twelve months after Ms. Johnson received the “vaccine” she endured catastrophic organ failure. First, cortical necrosis of the kidneys that needed a double transplant. Then, unexplained sclerosis of the liver, even though she did not drink or take medications known to cause such a condition.

A month later, she had acute appendicitis and had to have her appendix removed, followed by her gallbladder a month later. Three months later, she survived two heart attacks in a month; a year later, her optic nerves dissolved, leaving her with less than 15% of vision.

Her physician called it “inexplicable systemic, cascading organ failure,” but Ms. Johnson insisted Gates’ vaccine caused her rapid decline in health.

Vice Adm. Hannink offered into evidence additional proof of Gates’ illicit ties to the vaccine industry.

Documents obtained from Gates’ personal server outlined how he in 2011 distributed vaccines “carrying serious side effects up to and including death” to 41,000 children in poverty-stricken India.

Gates claimed the vaccination granted absolute immunity against a strain of “super polio” that was ravaging the impoverished.

Rather than inoculate recipients against polio, the vaccine exacerbated it and left over 40,000 children crippled or dead.  

And while cases of polio indeed were on the rise, the mysterious “super polio” was pure fiction, invented by Gates and a consortium of international vaccine distributors.

Gates even travelled to India to help administer the product, which was often given orally, as a sign of good faith. He had the audacity to handfeed his poison to innocent children.

American missionaries worked alongside medical staff in India. Some of those American missionaries had young children—children who took the Gates vaccine.

Six of six children developed complete and irreversible paralysis, followed by cerebral hemorrhaging and death within 90 days of inoculation.

Since the children were American citizens, born to American parents, the military had authority to prosecute Gates for their deaths, as is stipulated in the Insurrection Act of 1807, which Donald J. Trump activated prior to leaving office.

Gates’ diabolical ventures didn’t stop with India.

Four years later, he repeated his so-called humanitarian mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo—that time claiming he’d developed a cure for HIV. And while we can’t prove any Americans died of that drug, we know at least 27,000 Africans did—and this all points to motive.

Gates discussed placing a ‘nano-centric biometric recorder’ into vaccines—a chip that would send biomedical data of recipients back to the vaccine manufacturers and to the NIH and to the CDC without the recipient’s knowledge.

On September 8, 2021, following 5 days of explosive testimony the military tribunal at Guantanamo Bay has convicted Gates on charges including child trafficking, pedophilia, conspiracy, money laundering, murder, and public health endangerment.

On Friday morning, convicted murderer Bill Gates got a surprise wakeup call when U.S. Marines entered his Camp Delta cell and informed him that JAG had rescheduled his execution from October 5 to at once.

Gates was hanged ahead of scheduled execution. Unlike earlier Deep State executions, there were no civilian or political emissaries in attendance, only a small assembly of military brass.

From Real Raw News:

NAVY SEALs STORM Gates’ Wyoming Ranch

Less than two weeks after Bill and Melinda Gates called it quits, U.S. Navy SEALs stormed a Gates’ owned property in northwest Wyoming and clashed with security forces Gates had hired to protect the 492-acre ranch.

The U.S. military approved the raid after Gates’ estranged wife, Melinda, contacted Donald J. Trump with news that Bill, whom she called a psychopathic, evil genius, had visited Epstein Island 24 times between 1997-2017 and, on Epstein’s advice, had spent $36,000,000 to excavate his own subterranean “child dungeon” beneath Irma Lake Lodge.

A confidential source involved in Trump’s Deep State War told Real Raw News that Gates’ friendship with the convicted pedophile was the catalyst for Bill and Melinda’s divorce.

Melinda had long been aware of Bill’s philandering with both adult and underage women, but had remained silent to protect her financial interests in the marriage. She reportedly told Trump that Bill and Epstein made frequent weekend getaways to Irma Lake Lodge. Although she admitted she had not personally seen the subterranean complex, she had paperwork and receipts proving its existence.

“He told me to pretend I was an underage frightened schoolgirl and to pretend he was a maniacal genius who liked to play with young girls,” Melinda said. “For him it was roleplay, but it really wasn’t, because he is exactly what he pretended to be.”

On May 14, Trump spoke to the Joint Chiefs of Staff and asked that the U.S. military confirm the existence of the alleged underground complex.

To carry out this task, the military employed two techniques. First, a synthetic aperture radar satellite scanned Irma Lake Lodge. Second, a UAV fitted with ground penetrating radar made several high-altitude passes over the property. While neither technique was able to concretely gauge the size and depth of the underground dungeon, both proved massive excavation had taken place where Melinda Gates said it had.

“It was enough for the military to act on. They didn’t want to just bomb the place because they didn’t know if kids were still down there. So they opted to send a SEAL team, the same ones who raided Biden’s compound and got those kids off the boat,” our source said.

In the predawn hours on May 17, Navy SEALs launched a tactical assault on Irma Lake Lodge, meeting resistance shortly after they breached the property and crept toward the underground lair.

Gates’ security personnel, dressed in paramilitary gear and armed with automatic weapons, detected the intrusion and opened fire on the SEALs. The SEALs returned fire in what turned out to be a 15-minute firefight in which one SEAL and 8 enemy combatants lost their lives.

Having suppressed Gates’ security, the SEALS found a trap door hidden beneath piles of hay in a horse stable. The door concealed a steel platform—an elevator of sorts—that descended 300’ below ground and opened into a hewn chamber 150’ in diameter and with tunnels branching off in several directions.

The SEALs, our source said, spent hours scouring the tunnels for signs of life, but no children were found. However, the operation was not in vain, as they did uncover a facsimile of a young girl’s bedroom, with a pink-frame platform bed, stuffed animals, and racks of child-sized clothing.

Moreover, three DSLRs on tripods had been aimed to video whoever had lain on the bed. At least one camera still had an SD card.

The SEALs, our source added, seized the cameras before exfiltrating the compound.

In closing, our source said he believes—but cannot confirm—the military has infiltrated other properties owned by Gates.

Military Arrests Bill Gates

The U.S. military on Tuesday arrested Microsoft founder Bill Gates, charging the socially awkward misfit with child trafficking and other unspeakable crimes against America and its people.

Sources within the U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps told Real Raw News that the military had spent months trying to find Gates, but the elusive billionaire had used his wealth and Deep State contacts to elude capture, somehow keeping a step ahead of the military’s manhunt.

But on Tuesday, July 27, Gates slipped up, and U.S. Marines were able to apprehend him at a property he secretly owned in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

The charges against Gates cover a broad spectrum. He purportedly coerced the FDA into issuing emergency authorization on Covid-19 vaccines, knowing that the potentially dangerous pharmaceutical cocktail would not only endanger recipients but also scramble human DNA.

JAG is also investigating whether vaccines contain synthetic nanoparticles manufactured by Microsoft and Swedish biotech company Biohax International. The military alleges that Gates stood to profit massively from vaccine sales.

Gates, who has previously denied having a financial stake in the vaccines, earned at least $10 billion from the joint sales of the Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson vaccinations, according to JAG documents.

JAG is holding Gates partly responsible for the deaths of 7,000 American citizens who died within 72 hours of receiving the drug.

Moreover, the military has charged Gates with masterminding a child trafficking ring, which he ran with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. As reported by RRN on 20 May, U.S. Navy Seals operating under JAG authority stormed Gates’ 492-acre ranch in northwest Wyoming and discovered a subterranean bunker where children had been temporarily housed prior to being sold into slavery. 

An SD card recovered at the scene showed a young girl in pajamas handcuffed to a bed and crying out for her mother. Off camera, a maniacal Gates could be heard encouraging the child to dress in high heels and lingerie so she could better please her “new mommy and daddy.”

That evidence, taken in tandem with Gates’ vaccine fraud, prompted the military to launch a global manhunt for the socially awkward but ruthlessly dangerous nerd.

Sources told RRN that Gates’ wife Melinda played a crucial role in his arrest.

“Initially she was reluctant to fully cooperate, because she felt that knowledge of her involvement might jeopardize the fortune she aims to get from the divorce settlement, most of which has not been paid. But JAG has evidence proving that she had knowledge of the child trafficking and told her she’d be charged alongside Bill if she didn’t cooperate. It turned out that Bill had been spamming her with enciphered emails only she could decode. He wanted to reconcile. The military used that to its advantage,” our source said.

Melinda finally answered him, our source added, and agreed to a meeting. She told Bill to name the time and place.

In response, Bill Gates suggested a house he had owned in Myrtle Beach. Although the military had been conducting surveillance on all known Gates-owned properties, the Myrtle Beach house had escaped military notice, because Gates had purchased it under an alias.

When Gates showed up, the Marines were waiting, our source said.

He was taken into custody and is currently being detained at an unknown location pending transportation to Guantanamo Bay, our source added.

JAG Schedules Bill Gates’ Military Tribunal

The U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps has scheduled Bill Gates’ military tribunal for August 23, and the Microsoft founder is expected to answer for crimes ranging from running a child trafficking ring with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein to devising a plan whereby seemingly benign vaccinations would be tainted with chemicals and synthetic nanoparticles designed to erode the cerebrum of the human brain.

As reported previously, U.S. Marines on July 27 arrested Gates at a property he clandestinely owned in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.  Two days later, he was flown to Guantanamo Bay for interrogation and to await an imminent tribunal.

A source involved in the military’s Deep State purge told Real Raw News that Gates was initially uncooperative and reticent, and he declined to answer questions posed by “Trump’s corrupt military regime.”

“Unbeknownst to Gates, the military already has all the evidence it needs. While Gates sat in a cell, the military did simultaneous raids on a dozen Gates-owned properties across the nation, seizing computers, laptops, papers—about everything imaginable, including 3,000 pages of notes on a project called ‘How to Rule the World.’

It sounds like something from a Pinky & The Brain cartoon, but JAG believes it’s legitimate. In short, it describes taking over the vaccine industry and contaminating vaccinations with compounds that either kill the recipient or turn him into a mindless slave,” our source said.

Uncoincidentally, Gates had entrenched himself in the vaccine industry and owned substantial shares of Merck, Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson & Johnson, Roche, Novartis, and GlaxoSmithKline, all major pharmaceutical companies. He had injected enormous amounts of cash into the industry, and in turn profited massively on his investments.

When JAG officials questioned Gates about his ‘How to Rule the World’ agenda, the Microsoft guru claimed that the documents were merely a template for a video game that he and former partner Paul Allen had first contemplated in 1975, shortly after Microsoft’s inception.

Gates said he shelved the game idea due to time restraints and technological limitations of that era but continued outlining it to alleviate boredom. He said he was a philanthropist and a humanitarian and that he had never harmed a soul, as violence toward others diametrically opposed his good nature.

When JAG confronted him with SD card videos that the military had seized during a May 17 raid on Gates’ Wyoming ranch, Gates began bragging about his wealth and told military investigators that he would make them extremely wealthy men in exchange for his release.

Then Gates got a reality check. He was told that JAG and the Office of Military Commissions had “appropriated” his properties and frozen his assets both at home and abroad.

“At that point, Gates once again got quiet, after demanding a lawyer,” our source said.

In closing, our source added that at least six witnesses, including Gates’ ex-wife Melinda, are expected to testify against Gates on August 23.

Bill Gates Military Tribunal: Day 1

Vice Adm. John G. Hannink of the U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps tore into Bill Gates at the start of a military tribunal that is expected to last several days.

At 9:00 a.m. Monday morning, military police escorted Gates from GITMO’s Camp Delta detention block to the courtroom where Hannink and a 3-officer panel awaited Gates’ arrival.

At Gates’ side was David Baluarte, an attorney who had once worked for the Center for Justice and International Law and in 2009 had lobbied for the release of Jihadists detained at Guantanamo Bay.

Vice Adm. Hannink’s first act consisted of linking Gates to Jeffrey Epstein and linking them to a child trafficking ring that Gates had run from a subterranean bunker beneath a ranch he had owned in Wyoming.

He presented to the panel videos and images obtained from laptops and SD cards the military had seized during raids on several Gates-owned properties across the nation.

One disturbing video showed Gates and Epstein hatching plots on how to kidnap children from third-world nations and sell them to the highest bidders.

“El Salvador is ripe for the picking,” Bill Gates said on the video.

“No. The market for dark-skinned children is slim right now. Not even Hillary wants those. Caucasian or Caucasian-looking nets the most money,” Epstein said.

On the video, Bill Gates chuckled and smirked. “We should just get them here, like we’ve done before. It’s not like anyone can touch us. I’ve made sure we’re insulated.”

Vice Adm. Hannink addressed Gates’ lawyer: “Does your client have an answer for this?”

Gates leaned over and whispered in David Baluarte’s ear.

“It’s all roleplay. Yes, Bill and Jeffrey were friends. Jeffrey Epstein had many friends, and Bill was just one of them. And this video is nothing more than two men engaged in some roleplay that the military has exaggerated into some grand conspiracy to frame my client for crimes he never committed. Bill Gates is one of the smartest men on the planet. If he were planning to abduct children, do you really think he’d video tape his plans?” Baluarte said.

“Your client is also a narcissist and a megalomaniac,” Rear Adm. Hannink responded, and offered the panel a printout of a spreadsheet the military had obtained from one of Gates’ computers and subsequently deciphered.

The spreadsheet held 65 names. The 65 names belonged to children who had inexplicably gone missing while visiting national parks across the nation. Beside each name was a dollar amount, ranging from $250,000 to $3,000,000, and the age, hair and eye color of each child. The youngest was 4 at the presumed time of abduction.

David Baluarte objected: “It’s no secret that children have disappeared in the national park system. Mr. Gates is a humanitarian and has concern for child welfare, and do you really think my client, certainly no outdoor enthusiast, went traipsing around foreboding environments in search of children to steal.”

“If he was on some noble, humanitarian mission, then why the dollar assignment for each child? And, no, I certainly don’t think Gates himself went hiking around the Grand Tetons or Yosemite. But someone did on his behalf,” Vice Adm. Hannink said.

He pressed a button on a remote control in his hand and a large video screen lowered from a recessed opening in the ceiling. A moment later, Gates’ estranged ex-wife, Melinda, appeared on the screen, gave her name and relationship to the accused, and admitted that although she had received leniency in exchange for testimony, she would tell the truth and nothing but the truth.

A typically soft-spoken Gates suddenly arose from his chair and shook his shackled wrists at the screen.

“You gold-digging bitch,” Gates blurted. “You can’t believe anything this woman says.”

Vice Adm. Hannink instructed Baluarte to restrain his client, lest the military police do it for him.

“Melinda Ann French,” Vice Adm. Hannink said, addressing Melinda by her maiden name, “did you, on 14 August 2017, hear your former husband, Bill Gates, brag that he had had children abducted both in the U.S. and abroad?”

She replied in the affirmative. “And several other times,” she added.

“Did her overtly reveal this to you?” Vice Adm. Hannink asked.

“He did. He would laugh and grin and with that sinister giggle of his allude to the number of children he and his associates had abducted from their families,” she replied.

“And did he ever give a figure?”

“No, but it was clearly in the hundreds, if not thousands,” Melinda said.

“And you never thought to come forward with this information?” Vice Adm. Hannink said.

“I lived a prosperous life, a life he threatened to take if I ever divulged his secret life. He said he’d have me killed,” Melinda said.

“Weigh carefully what you’ve heard here today, for there’ll be more tomorrow,” Vice Adm. Hannink told the panel, and put the tribunal in recess until 10:00 a.m. Tuesday.

Bill Gates Military Tribunal to Resume Tuesday, Aug 31

After a lengthy delay, Bill Gates’ military tribunal is scheduled to resume Tuesday, August 31, following a theatrical display of sickness and madness by the Microsoft founder that took place August 24.

Shortly before that day’s proceedings were set to begin, Gates made a shocking statement to the Office of Military Commissions. He said he was not vaccinated against Covid-19 and that he believed he caught the virus from another inmate at Guantanamo Bay.

Gates had entered GITMO’s south courtroom sounding as if he were hacking his lunges out.  His attorney, David Baluarte, said his client was “deathly ill” and that the Office of Military Commissions and the U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps were culpable for Gates’ illness, that he had not been properly protected against Covid-19 at GITMO.

The military, however, doubted Gates and David Baluarte’s sincerity and tested Gates using every known Covid-19 test to determine whether he was actually ill. All tests came back negative.

Two naval physicians gave Gates a clean bill of health, and Vice Adm. Hannink said the tribunal will resume Tuesday.

Bill Gates Military Tribunal: Day 2

Animosity soared to new heights at the start of Day 2 of Bill Gates’ military tribunal, with his lawyer, the dishonorable David Baluarte, accusing the Judge Advocate General’s Corps of “steamrolling” his client on patently false charges.  Baluarte challenged the tribunal’s assertion that Gates had had sex with male and female minors, claiming such allegations were impossible because Gates has been impotent since 1999.

“Even if that were true, and we can prove it isn’t,” Vice Adm. John G. Hannink countered, “we still have irrefutable evidence, including his ex-wife’s testimony, that he trafficked in children.”

Vice Adm. Hannink admonished Baluarte and Gates for wasting the court’s time with claims that Gates had contracted Covid-19 while detained at GITMO; Covid-19 PCR and antibody tests proved Gates had not fallen victim to the virus.

Gates also claimed he had not received a Covid-19 vaccination, an assertion proved correct by serology tests. The day’s events, however, did not focus on Gates’ ties to the vaccine industry. Instead, the Office of Military Commissions continued pressing the child trafficking charges.

While Gates sat meekly and quietly—heeding his lawyer’s advice—Vice Adm. Hannink introduced the prosecution’s first witness of the day, a man who identified himself as Steven Sharpe, a self-described “fixer” whom Gates had paid millions of dollars to “tidy up” unfortunate incidents.

This real-life Ray Donovan refuted Gates’ claims of impotence. Appearing on video via ZOOM, he told the tribunal that he had seen Gates take erectile dysfunction medication and Adrenochrome infusions to counteract ED.

“You personally saw this?” Vice Adm. Hannink asked Sharpe.

“On several occasions. Bill wasn’t going out and getting this stuff himself, and one of my responsibilities, for lack of a better word, was to get it for him. Two times I set up the infusion myself. And I can say this: If he was impotent beforehand, he wasn’t after. I know for an absolute fact Bill had sex with underage boys and girls in that dungeon of his at the Wyoming ranch,” Sharpe said.

Gates, shackled at the wrists, sprung from his seat and shouted, “I’ve never seen this man before in my entire life. This is a miscarriage of justice.”

“Control your client, Mr. Baluarte,” Vice Adm. Hannink said.

Steven Sharpe showed the tribunal several photographs of him and Bill Gates lounging at the Wyoming ranch. One image was of Gates lying on a gurney while Sharpe, looming overhead, administered an intravenous drip into Gates’ left arm. Sharpe insisted the photograph was of Gates receiving an Adrenochrome infusion. Moreover, Sharpe presented images of Gates surrounded by what appeared to be underage females.

“They were all drugged and had no idea where they were or what they were doing,” Sharpe said. “And I did much for him. I am also a cyber security specialist, and I helped his people with an algorithm that scrubbed clean negative press of Bill on the internet. I’m not talking about the conspiratorial shit; I’m talking about actual photographs and videos that put Bill in a bad light. As soon as anything like that hit the internet, it was immediately expunged. Bill didn’t care about the vaccine accusations because most of America believes that’s bullshit, even though it’s 100% true. My job was to preserve his public image, at all costs, and I did a damn excellent job of it. That’s why pics of him and Epstein or of him and his mistress didn’t even show up on the internet until after the military stormed his ranch, found the server running the algorithm and shut it down,” Sharpe said.

Sharpe went on to recount an incident where an overaggressive Gates, fresh off an Adrenochrome infusion, beat and murdered a 13-year-old girl he had imported into the U.S. from Thailand. Sharpe said he had “purified” several similar occurrences in the years he’d been working under Gates.

“And do you have personal knowledge that Gates trafficked in children?” Vice Adm. Hannink asked.

“I do. In fact, I was present two times when shipping containers arrived at the Port of New York and New Jersey. Each container had a dozen or more boys and girls. There were no manifests to sign. Bill made sure of that. He paid a lot of money to keep this all under the table and quiet,” Sharpe said.

Furthermore, he produced paystubs to prove his and Gates’ relationship. Two bore Gates’ signature, while the others had a “Microsoft Corporation” stamp. Each of the ten stubs was paid to Steven Sharpe for $365,000.

Vice Adm. Hannink dismissed the witness and recalled Gates’ ex-wife, Melinda Anne French, to the stand, also via ZOOM.

“Miss French, you were privy to the last witnesses’ testimony.  I have only a few questions to ask of you. Did you ever witness Steven Sharpe in the presence of the accused?” Vice Adm. Hannink asked.

“I did,” she replied. “And he did for Bill what he said he did,” Melinda said.

“And you have no reason to lie to this court?”

“My life of lies is over,” Melinda said. “I’m just happy to be finally free of that sociopath and his machinations.”

Vice Adm. Hannink then put the tribunal in recess until Wednesday morning, saying he’d start the day by focusing on Gates’ cozy relationship to Big Pharma.

Bill Gates Military Tribunal — Day 3

Day 3 of Gates’ military tribunal began with his lawyer, David Baluarte, imploring the court to hear a statement he had prepared.

Begrudgingly, Vice Adm. John G. Hannink of the U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps said he’d allow a brief declaration. But Baluarte’s concept of brevity meant beseeching the tribunal in a protracted, animated tirade during which he again reprimanded the military for prosecuting an innocent man and emphasized how tragic America would be, were it not for Gates’ contributions to society.

He touted Gates’ charitable deeds, saying Gates was the greatest philanthropist humankind had ever known, and spent 8-minutes reciting a list of charities that benefitted from Gate’s selfless demeanor.

A world without Gates, Baluarte said as he hobbled about the courtroom, would be a dismal, deep, dark pit of despair, bereft of kindness and decency, and rife with more sickness and disease than currently plagues the planet. He boasted the technological achievements Gates had brought to everyday people, saying America would have been thrust back into the dark ages without Gates’ preeminent technologies.

“Bill Gates has been and always will be a visionary,” Baluarte blabbered, “and his expertise, his inventions, and his kindness have saved thousands—millions of lives.”

“Are you finished?” Vice Adm. Hannink asked. “I think this tribunal has indulged your theatrics long enough.”

Vice Adm. Hannink got down to business.

“Sure, Bill Gates donated to charities. I question whether he invented anything at all; he had people smarter than him do that work for him. But his kindness was just a thin coat of veneer, an illusion made to hide who and what Bill Gates really is,” he addressed the 3-officer panel assigned to weigh the merits of the military’s case against Gates.

He presented to the tribunal documents obtained from computers the military had seized during clandestine raids on several of Gates’ properties across the country. They offered a view into Gates’s secretive dealings with several major pharmaceutical companies, including Pfizer, Merck, and Johnson & Johnson.

One email dated August 4, 2001, Gates made a proposal to then-Pfizer CEO Henry McKinnell, and it outlined what any sane and reasonable person would consider a nefarious agenda—discretely tainting vaccinations with an undetectable poison that would slowly dissolve the recipient’s cerebellum over many years while simultaneously erode vital organs.

Symptoms, the email said, would not surface for years, and when they did, clueless clinicians would proscribe the illness to other ailments or to a condition called inexplicable organ failure, a prognosis used when physicians cannot accurately identify the cause of a terminal disease.  By the times symptoms presented, it would be too late. Gates wrote his “product” could defeat all treatments and remedies.

What did Pfizer stand to gain from this offer? Gates agreed to “donate” $150,000,000 annually to Pfizer’s research programs on improving safety and efficacy of vaccinations, and $10,000,000 a year into McKinnell’s Cayman Island slush fund.

Vice Adm. Hannink directed the panel’s attention to McKinnell’s response email.

“Dear Mr. Gates,” Vice Adm. Hannink read from the reply, “you know I share your view that our planet is on dangerous road to overpopulation, and that ultimately a culling will be needed to preserve resources for people in a position to actually benefit society. Were it my choice, exclusively, I’d embrace your idea with open arms and move ahead with full steam. However, my colleagues and I feel it’s too soon, and the venture risks incriminating me and the company as a whole. We can continue these talks in the future, as mechanisms are made to prevent I, you, or the company from appearing culpable if the true cause of sickness were made public…”

Gates wrote back that his people had already done clinical trials on 250 persons using an accelerated variation of the drug, which had been introduced into influenza vaccinations. The email did not specify what segment of the population received the poison, but Gates wrote that all 250 people “expired” on the same day, six months after taking the drug.

Baluarte objected, saying the emails could have been fabricated, altered or amended to make an innocent man, Gates, appear guilty.

“Mr. Gates made good effort to encrypt these communications, but our ciphers and independent digital forensic experts linked these to Gates’ digital footprint and there’s no question these emails were written by him or to him,” Vice Adm. Hannink said.

Baluarte begged the tribunal’s indulgence, asking for a recess so he could privately confer with his client.

An exasperated Vice Adm. Hannink, appearing tired himself, agreed and put the court in recess until Thursday morning.

Bill Gates Military Tribunal: Day 4

At the conclusion of Day 3, which took place last Wednesday, the U.S. military claimed to have evidence proving that Gates, or people on his behalf, injected at least 250 unsuspecting persons with an experimental influenza vaccine designed to slowly erode bodily organs and eventually cause death. Gates’ lawyer, the animated and theatrical David Baluarte, asked for a continuance so he could speak to his client in private.

When the trial resumed Thursday morning, Baluarte asked the U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps to produce the corpses of all 250 alleged victims, so that he could hire an independent forensic pathologist to exhume and examine the corpses.

“But you can’t do that, can you, Vice Adm. Hannink? You know why you can’t? Because those people do not exist, and the injections never happened. You’re attempting to prosecute this man based on roleplaying games he had with friends. Nothing more; nothing less. Were they morbid? Yes. Were they criminal? No. This tribunal is a sham,” Baluarte said.

Vice Adm. Hannink, however, seemed prepared for Baluarte’s challenge.

“Bill Gates is arrogant and a narcissist,” Vice Adm. Hannink said, pointing at the accused, “but he isn’t sloppy. Even if there were bodies to exhume, it’s doubtful we’d find much after 20 years. But Bill made sure no exhumations would ever happen. All were cremated, in some cases in defiance of the decedent’s last wishes.”

He showed the tribunal an ad the fledgling Gates Foundation had published in the Seattle Times in August 2001. The ad sought volunteers to receive a ‘revolutionary’ influenza vaccine that, the ad said, would last 5 years and automatically interact with the human body to combat yet unknown variants of seasonal influenza.

Participants, the ad went on, had to be between 65-75 years old and have no chronic ailments such as heart disease or diabetes. Recipients of the diabolical concoction had to sign a battery of non-disclosure agreements and a waiver absolving the Gates Foundation, Microsoft Corporation, and Harborview Medical Center, where the drug was administered, of “loss of life.” Moreover, it indemnified Chiron Corporation—Gate’s biotech partner at the time—against any recrimination stemming from receipt of the so-called vaccine.

Baluarte interrupted, asking from where the military got its copy and, more importantly, from where he could obtain a copy to verify its veracity. He said the Office of Military Commissions could have drawn the ad on photoshop simply because the military hates his client.

“Bill Gates, detainee Bill Gates, is very good at purging digital data. And what was then a very rudimentary internet—well, he had no problem making sure that any digital records were destroyed or deleted. He is not so thorough at eliminating analog evidence, and fortunately for the prosecution, the Seattle Times was still backing up its print on microfiche,” Vice Adm. Hannink said, and produced a small, metal canister. “We also obtained from Harborview a list of the 253 recipients, and paperwork bearing Gates’ signature.

Baluarte objected, claiming JAG had whimsically invented 3 new fatalities.

“You said 250? Now it’s 253? Which is it?” Baluarte barked.

Vice Adm. Hannink made a startling revelation; he said there were 3 added participants who had miraculously survived the Gates vaccine, but two of whom perished years later.

“Amazingly, one still lives, now 91-years-old. And I think we should hear what she has to say,” Vice Adm. Hannink addressed the panel.

Via ZOOM, a woman who identified herself as ‘recipient 163,’ Mary Johnson, appeared on screen, a faint smile on her weathered face.

She spoke slowly, giving each word its owed space: “I received the shot on August 24, 2001, at the advice of my physician after showing him the advertisement. The influenza season was about to hit, and I didn’t want to get sick. I also have a phobia of needles, so when I heard I could get a shot to last five years, I was thrilled. The leaflet said the shot was safe and effective and might have only mild side effects—sore arm, brief chills, mild fever, that sort of thing. I read that it was sponsored by Bill Gates Foundation and Chiron and didn’t think twice—until a year later.”

Twelve months later Ms. Johnson endured catastrophic organ failure. First, cortical necrosis of the kidneys that needed a double transplant. Then, unexplained sclerosis of the liver, even though she did not drink or take medications known to cause such a condition. A month later, she had acute appendicitis and had to have her appendix removed, followed by her gallbladder a month later. Three months later, she survived two heart attacks in a month; a year later, her optic nerves dissolved, leaving her with less than 15% of vision. Her physician called it “inexplicable systemic, cascading organ failure,” but Ms. Johnson insisted Gates’ vaccine caused her rapid decline in health.

“Look, I wasn’t young, but I wasn’t in poor health, and it’s a damn miracle I’m still alive today. And here’s the kicker—after my liver transplant, I got a phone call in the hospital, and the caller said he was Bill Gates, and he asked me how I was doing. I was so doped up on morphine I didn’t know what I was saying, but I said something like ‘Oh, hi, Bill, I’m glad you’re checking up on me.’ And he said to remember I signed agreements, agreements that had to be honored, and hung up,” Ms. Johnson told the tribunal.

“If I’d known my organs would liquify, I’d never have taken that crap,” she said, breathing heavily between words.

Following her testimony, Vice Adm. Hannink put the tribunal in recess until after the holiday weekend, to resume Tuesday, September 7.

Gates Foundation Threatens Real Raw News

On Thursday, September 2, Real Raw News received two emails from Gates Foundation Spokesperson Mark Suzman demanding we at once “cease and desist” publishing “slanderous and hateful” content about billionaire, philanthropist, and Microsoft Founder Bill Gates.

For obvious reasons, RRN does not list a physical mailing address, so email was the Foundation’s only practical method of contacting us. We are waiting to speak to our lawyer before publishing the email in its entirety.

It’s important to note that Suzman is not a lawyer, nor does he legally represent the Gates Foundation. He holds a doctorate in international relations—whatever that means—which he obtained from Oxford in University where he was a Rhodes Scholar.

The emails accused Real Raw News of publishing unsubstantiated claims about Bill Gates and threatened us with takedown notices, fines, and prison time—unless we stop publishing info on Gates and remove all content containing Gates’ name.

RRN stands by its reporting, and the sources who risk their lives and livelihoods to provide us with sensitive information. If we weren’t confident in our reporting, and in our ability to legally defend ourselves, we certainly would not risk jeopardizing our livelihoods and reputations.

RRN did a bit of diving into Suzman’s history and discovered that the Gates Foundation has been paying him an annual salary of $9,000,000 annually, a lot of money for a front man with almost no job duties and little responsibility.

RRN will update after we’ve spoken to our legal counsel.

Military Convicts Bill Gates

A military tribunal at Guantanamo Bay has convicted Microsoft Founder Bill Gates on charges including child trafficking, pedophilia, conspiracy, money laundering, murder, and public health endangerment—the conclusion of five days of heated testimony that repeatedly saw Vice Adm. John G. Hannink of the U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps square off against attorney David Baluarte.

The fireworks continued Wednesday morning as Vice Adm. Hannink offered into evidence additional proof of Gates’ illicit ties to the vaccine industry.

Documents obtained from Gates’ personal server outlined how he in 2011 distributed vaccines “carrying serious side effects up to and including death” to 41,000 children in poverty-stricken India, after meeting “mild” resistance from vaccine distributors in the U.S. Gates claimed the vaccination granted absolute immunity against a strain of “super polio” that was ravaging the impoverished.

Rather than inoculate recipients against polio, the vaccine exacerbated it and left over 40,000 children crippled or dead.  And while cases of polio indeed were on the rise, the mysterious “super polio” was pure fiction, invented by Gates and a consortium of international vaccine distributors. Gates even travelled to India to help administer the product, which was often given orally, as a sign of good faith.

“By his own documents, Gates and his people had waged a massive marketing campaign to convince the people of India that his “super polio” was resilient to current vaccinations and that only his product, which he personally endorsed, could stave off the imaginary, virulent strain. He had the audacity to handfeed his poison to innocent children,” Vice Adm. Hannink addressed the tribunal.

Baluarte objected: “Let’s pretend a moment that this court is just. Let’s further pretend these outlandish tales are true. How, tell me, can an American military court prosecute for crimes against foreigners on foreign soil?”

“If all things were equal, that would be correct,” Vice Adm. Hannink admitted. “But all things are not equal. American missionaries worked alongside medical staff in India. Some of those American missionaries had young children—children who took the Gates vaccine.”

Six of six children, Vice Adm. Hannink said, developed complete and irreversible paralysis, followed by cerebral hemorrhaging and death within 90 days of inoculation.

Since the children were American citizens, born to American parents, the military had authority to prosecute Gates for their deaths, as is stipulated in the Insurrection Act of 1807, which Donald J. Trump activated prior to leaving office.

“Gates’ diabolical ventures didn’t stop with India,” Vice Adm. Hannink told the 3-officer panel. “Four years later, he repeated his so-called humanitarian mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo—that time claiming he’d developed a cure for HIV. And while we can’t prove any Americans died of that drug, we know at least 27,000 Africans did—and this all points to motive.”

Vice Adm. Hannink pivoted to more current events, questioning Gates’ relationship to Dr. Anthony Fauci.

“You met privately with Fauci five times, at his home and yours, between December 2019 and July 2020. Your own documents discussed ‘donating’ tens of millions of dollars to pharmaceutical manufacturers in exchange for getting 10 times your ‘investment’ back once vaccines were marketed. In your own words, Fauci approved of the idea. If you’re such a philanthropist, why were you expecting kickbacks?” Vice Adm. Hannink said.

Gates’ lawyer instructed him to not answer the question.

“And did you not discuss placing what you referred to as a ‘nano-centric biometric recorder’ into vaccines—a chip, as it were, that would send biomedical data of recipients back to the vaccine manufacturers and to the NIH and to the CDC without the recipient’s knowledge?”

Vice Adm. Hannink went on. “This invasion of privacy—and we are working to determine if this took place and the scope—is just another of example of Gates’ madness. We believe the Office of Military Commissions has offered enough prove to convict the accused and sentence him to death. But that decision is in your hands,” he told the 3-officer panel.

The officers needed not one minute to reach a unanimous decision; they found Gates guilty on all charges and asked that he be hanged for his atrocities. Vice Adm. Hannink set an execution date of October 5, 2021.

At GITMO, Bill Gates Denied Retrial

Bill Gates, whom the U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps has convicted and sentenced to capitol punishment, had been stirring a ruckus at GITMO’s Camp Delta Detention block, where he is being held while awaiting his sentence to be carried out.

Sources at the nation’s most infamous internment camp told Real Raw News that Gates has spent every waking moment decrying his persecution and demanding a retrial on the grounds that his attorney, the ineffable David Baluarte, had inadequately represented Gates.

A military tribunal convicted Gates on September 8 following 5 days of explosive testimony. If anything, Baluarte fought more rigorously than had lawyers who represented other convicted Deep State figureheads, but Bill Gates said Baluarte was a disappointment.

A day after his conviction, Gates was granted an audience with the Guantanamo Bay military review board, an independent group of U.S. Navy and Marine officers tasked with deciding whether an accused person received proper representation or was mistreated during a tribunal.

Gates argued that Baluarte was incompetent, that he didn’t challenge key pieces of evidence or witnesses who stood to profit from his conviction.

Specifically, Gates said his ex-wife, Melinda Ann French, was an unreliable witness because she had been coerced into testifying against him under threat of being named an accomplice or being deprived of a hefty divorce settlement.

Under oath, Melinda admitted she struck an immunity from prosecution deal with JAG. In exchange for her open and honest testimony, which she swore was correct, the military would not charge her as an accomplice to Gates’ criminal deeds. But her testimony played only a marginal role; her statements were supported by other eyewitness testimony and by documents and files obtained from Gates’ computers and electronic devices.

The review board spent five days reviewing Gates’ petition and concluded he had no grounds for a retrial.

“David Baluarte was given more slack and latitude than other defendants’ lawyers to appear before the Office of Military Commissions. He defended his client to the best of his ability.  The tribunal’s decision stands,” a GITMO representative said.

Gates is scheduled to hang by the neck until dead on October 5, 2021.

Bill Gates Hanged at GITMO Ahead of Schedule

On Friday morning convicted murderer and Microsoft founder Bill Gates got a surprise wakeup call when U.S. Marines entered his Camp Delta cell and informed him that JAG had rescheduled his execution from October 5 to at once. Without giving a reason for the rescheduling, they told Gates an execution detail would soon arrive to escort him to newly erected gallows on GITMO’s southern edge, near to where other Deep State criminals had met the hangman’s noose.

“We built a new one just for you,” one guard purportedly taunted Gates.

Gates refused a last meal, a GITMO source told Real Raw News, and an hour later, just as the sun peeked over the horizon, Gates was taken to a clearing where new gallows had indeed been built to accommodate GITMO’s condemned.

Handcuffed at the wrists, Gates emerged from a Humvee kicking and screaming and accusing the military of betraying its own promises. “You can’t do this to me. I have four more days. You lied to me! I want to speak to who’s in charge here! I demand it,” Gates crowed.

The execution detail led by Rear Adm. Darse E. Crandall of the U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps gave Gates unwelcome news.

“Stop throwing fits and go out like a man,” Rear Adm. Crandall said. “Sentencing dates are provisional and conditional and subject to change without notice. You got an hour’s notice. Keep up this nonsense and we’ll sedate you—then hang you. Is that how you want to meet your maker?”

Unlike earlier Deep State executions, there were no civilian or political emissaries in attendance, only a small assembly of military brass, our source said.

Gates was steered to the platform, and a soldier whose uniform lacked nametags, rank, and insignia fitted and tightened a noose around Gates’ neck. A Navy chaplain administered last rites, saying he hoped Gates could find salvation in the afterlife.

Rear Adm. Crandall asked whether Gates had any last words.

“I’m innocent of all charges brought against me,” Gates said. “Melinda is a liar. I am a good man. I am charitable, and I’ve always obeyed the law. Yes, I was arrested in 1975, and again in 1977, for driving without a license and speeding, but those don’t deserve a death sentence—”

“I asked if you had any last words. I didn’t ask you to write a novel,” Rear Adm. Crandall said.

He motioned to the soldier standing beside Gates. The soldier pulled a lever, and a trap door beneath Gates’ feet swung open.

But something went wrong. His neck did not immediately snap; rather, he dangled in the air, his legs flailing wildly and his eyes bulging from their sockets as if to burst. A guttural, gurgling sound escaped his lips as his handcuffed arms tried in vain to grab the rope from which he was hanging.

“Rear Adm. Crandall’s assistant asked if they should cut Gates down, but the admiral said no, that the sentence would be carried out despite technical difficulties. Gates hung there for about 4-5 minutes, alive, before strangulation killed him. They then cut him down, and a doctor said he was dead. Bill Gates is no more,” our source said.

Real Raw News reached out to Paul Knoll, a Professor Emeritus at the University of Southern California and expert in medieval executions.

“A successful hanging is no simple task. Variables include the person’s height and weight, and the drop distance, and those are taken into consideration when deciding the length of rope needed. If any of those variables are not calculated for, precisely, the hanging can fail and the victim can suffer a very long and painful strangulation,” Professor Knoll said.

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