Financial expert: World elites to make vaccination mandatory
Microsoft founder, billionaire Bill Gates. Photo: media.price.ua
Financial analyst at Yahoo Finance, an American entrepreneur, investor, writer and millionaire Robert Kiyosaki, said elites around the world would make vaccination against the coronavirus mandatory. He wrote about this on his Twitter.
In his view, the coronavirus vaccine is new gold. “Bill Gates today announced that his vaccine begins human testing today. Surprised? I'm not."
He emphasized that “Trump needs to get economy going to win re-election,” “Gates will make trillions,” and world elites “will make vaccination mandatory.”
Earlier, the UOJ wrote that Britain proposed to create global government to tackle Covid-19.
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