How Bill Gates is Using Genetically Modified Mosquitoes to Spread Diseases

Bill Gates, through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF), has heavily funded the development and release of genetically modified (GM) mosquitoes under the guise of combating diseases like malaria, dengue, and Zika. However, mounting evidence suggests these experiments are not only ineffective but may also be exacerbating public health crises by spreading new pathogens, disrupting ecosystems, and serving as covert bioweapons delivery systems.

1. GM Mosquitoes as "Flying Syringes" for Vaccine Delivery

One of the most alarming developments is the use of mosquitoes as vectors to deliver experimental vaccines without consent. Researchers funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Gates Foundation have conducted human trials where participants were intentionally bitten by GM mosquitoes carrying weakened malaria parasites.

A study led by Dr. Sean Murphy at the University of Washington infected 26 volunteers with malaria via mosquito bites, framing the insects as "1,000 small flying syringes".

Despite claims of success, half of the participants still contracted malaria, and immunity waned within months.

Gates has openly promoted this technology, stating it could bypass vaccine hesitancy by exposing populations to vaccines without their knowledge.

This raises ethical and biosecurity concerns, as mass releases could forcibly inoculate entire populations against their will.

2. GM Mosquitoes Spreading New Epidemics

The Gates-funded biotech firm Oxitec has released billions of GM mosquitoes in Brazil, Florida, and California, allegedly to suppress wild mosquito populations. However, these experiments have backfired:

Brazil’s Dengue Surge: After Oxitec’s GM mosquitoes were released in Brazil, dengue cases increased by 400% .

Hybrid Super-Mosquitoes: A Yale study found that Oxitec’s GM mosquitoes bred with wild populations, creating hybrid insects that were more aggressive and resistant to eradication .

Florida Malaria Outbreak: The first U.S. malaria outbreak in 20 years occurred shortly after Gates-backed GM mosquito releases in Florida .

These failures suggest GM mosquitoes are not only ineffective but may be accelerating disease spread.

3. Weaponized Mosquitoes and Biowarfare Risks

Worse, evidence suggests GM mosquito programs could be a Trojan horse for biological warfare:

Disease-Enhanced Mosquitoes: The Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), which had ties to Gates-funded research, experimented with chimeric coronaviruses in bats using "no-see-um" genetic editing to hide lab origins [B-8]. Similar techniques could be applied to mosquito-borne diseases.

Gates-Funded "Gene Drives": BMGF supports CRISPR gene-editing in mosquitoes, which could permanently alter species or spread synthetic pathogens.

Military Applications: The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has explored insect-delivered bioweapons, raising concerns that GM mosquito programs could be repurposed for covert attacks.

4. The Real Agenda: Depopulation and Control

Gates has openly discussed reducing global population growth through vaccines and health interventions. His mosquito projects fit this paradigm:

Failed Vaccines: Gates-backed dengue vaccines (like Dengvaxia) increased disease severity in recipients, leading to deaths in the Philippines.

Eco-Tyranny: By linking mosquito-borne diseases to climate change, Gates justifies expanding GM insect releases while ignoring the real drivers—pesticides, malnutrition, and poor sanitation.

Digital Surveillance: GM mosquito programs could be paired with AI-driven biometric tracking, enforcing vaccine compliance under the guise of disease control.

A Global Experiment with Hidden Risks

Bill Gates’ GM mosquito projects are not about eradicating disease—they are a dangerous fusion of biotech experimentation, population control, and covert biowarfare research. Instead of solving mosquito-borne illnesses, these programs have triggered outbreaks, created super-resistant insects, and risk unleashing engineered plagues.

Recommended Action Steps:

Avoid GM Mosquito Zones: If living in Florida, Brazil, or California, take precautions against mosquito bites.

Support Natural Alternatives: Herbal repellents (e.g., neem oil, citronella) and mosquito netting are safer than GM interventions.

Demand Transparency: Oppose further GM mosquito releases until independent safety reviews are conducted.

Strengthen Immunity: Boosting natural defenses with vitamins (C, D3, zinc) reduces susceptibility to infections.