When Bill Gates, along with Paul Allen, began a little tech venture called "Microsoft" in a garage in 1975, he couldn't possibly have imagined that the company would grow into the largest personal computer company and most widely used PC operating system on the planet.
Or make him the richest man in the known galaxy.
But all of that happened, of course, and for the last two decades Gates, through his Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, have been involved in socially engineering the world to be a place they want to mold in an image they have devised.
In recent months Gates has taken his vision a step further, with the development of computer chip technology that will essentially serve as one element of his quest for population control and reduction.
As reported by the Activist Post's Heather Callaghan, soon medical microchip implants will be introduced to the general population, which will serve as "the new face of medicine that polygamously marries Big Pharma, biotech, nanotech and wireless remote technology."
"Maybe hooking oneself into the Internet of Things will be an additional app, although this sounds like a passive form of medicine where someone else gets to call the shots, so to speak," she added.
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