The Real Bill Gates: In His Own Words [VIDEO]

Bill Gates has been in the spotlight recently for his Epstein file mentions and the foundation’s push to expand global vaccination efforts, including a February 2026 annual letter announcing a $200 billion spend-down by 2045 to tackle child mortality through immunization and nutrition programs.

However, this comes amid ongoing scrutiny of vaccine safety data. Over the past six years (2020-2025), VAERS reported around 10,000-15,000 deaths following COVID-19 vaccination in the U.S. alone, though experts emphasize these are unverified reports and do not prove causation, with most reviews finding no increased mortality risk from mRNA vaccines.

Other reported negative side effects include common mild reactions like injection site pain, fatigue, and fever, alongside rarer severe issues such as myocarditis (1 in 32,000 after second doses), blood clots, tinnitus, and neurological complications like transverse myelitis or seizures.

Bill Gates & Epsteins Files

The February 2026 release of additional Jeffrey Epstein files by the U.S. Department of Justice has intensified focus on Bill Gates’ ties to the sex offender, with Gates canceling a keynote at India’s AI Impact Summit on February 20 amid backlash.

The documents include draft emails Epstein wrote to himself in 2013 alleging Gates had “sex with Russian girls,” engaged in “illicit trysts with married women,” contracted a sexually transmitted disease from such encounters, and planned to secretly administer antibiotics to his then-wife Melinda to conceal it—all claims Gates has called “absolutely absurd and completely false.”

Melinda French Gates described the revelations as evoking “painful times” and “unbelievable sadness” for victims, while noting Gates must answer for his Epstein associations.

The files also detail Epstein’s efforts to leverage Gates for investments and introductions, but contain no evidence of criminal involvement by Gates, who has repeatedly called his meetings with Epstein “foolish” and denied any improper conduct.

Bill Gates: ‘Cow Farts Fuel Climate Crisis..’

Why Bill Gates Calls Cow Burps and Farts Dangerous

They will brainwash and enslave you with carbon credits. (Net 0) Another type of tax. Limiting how many carbon credits you can use per month, per item.

How Carbon Credits Could, Will, Control Your Daily Life, When Your Carbon Footprint Limits Your Choices.

In a potential future where personal carbon allowances (a form of individual carbon rationing or trading) become mandatory in the United States—building on existing corporate cap-and-trade systems like California’s but extended to households—Americans could face direct government control over everyday activities tied to carbon emissions. Each person might receive a fixed annual quota of carbon credits for fuel, electricity, heating, air travel, and even high-impact foods like meat; exceeding the limit would require purchasing extra credits from those who use less, creating a market that effectively prices personal behavior. Proponents argue this ensures equitable emissions cuts, but critics warn it could enable unprecedented surveillance through tracked purchases and digital wallets, penalizing higher-energy lifestyles (such as larger families, rural living, or frequent driving) with financial burdens or restrictions. This system might gradually expand to influence housing choices, vacation habits, and consumption patterns, turning climate policy into a tool for behavioral modification where non-compliant individuals pay penalties or lose access to essential resources—raising serious concerns about liberty, privacy, and economic freedom in the name of environmental goals.

Bill Gates has repeatedly highlighted the environmental impact of cow emissions, particularly the methane released through their burps and, to a lesser extent, farts, as a significant contributor to climate change. In his 2021 book How to Avoid a Climate Disaster, he notes that cattle produce methane during digestion, accounting for a notable portion of global greenhouse gases, and has described it as one of the harder problems to solve in agriculture. In interviews, such as with CNN in 2019, Gates emphasized that cows “give off methane when they belch and pass gas,” calling bovine flatulence a key overlooked source of warming emissions that needs addressing alongside other sectors. He has invested in innovations like seaweed-based feed additives through startups such as Rumin8 and vaccines via ArkeaBio to reduce these methane outputs, arguing that solutions like feed supplements or synthetic beef alternatives are essential for cutting livestock emissions—stating that rich countries should shift to 100% synthetic beef to help mitigate the issue while maintaining protein access.

Bill Gates’ Private Jets Burn 2,000+ Gallons From NY to CA ($20,190 Worth of Jet Fuel in 6 hours)

Bill Gates owns a fleet of private jets valued at around $194 million, primarily consisting of two Gulfstream G650ER ultra-long-range aircraft (each worth about $70 million, with registrations like N194WM and N887WM) for his extensive global travel related to philanthropy, business, and climate initiatives, plus two Bombardier Challenger 350 super-midsize jets (each around $27 million) through fractional ownership with NetJets for shorter or regional flights.

Despite his vocal advocacy for reducing emissions—including criticisms of methane from livestock—he has defended his jet use as not hypocritical, arguing that he offsets his carbon footprint through investments, even though, Bill Gates says in the video above he does not plant trees.

Bill Gates says he gives back in direct air capture technologies like Climeworks and billions spent on climate innovations, while calling private jets a “guilty pleasure” essential for his demanding schedule.

For a typical trip from New York to California (roughly 2,500 miles, about 5-6 hours flight time), his primary Gulfstream G650ER burns approximately 2,000-3,000 gallons of jet fuel (based on average burn rates of 400-500 gallons per hour for similar long-range jets, though exact figures vary by conditions, payload, and routing), contributing significantly to CO2 emissions—equivalent to what an average household might produce over months—highlighting ongoing debates about elite travel versus environmental messaging.

The cost of Bill Gates’s jet fuel

The cost of 3,000 gallons of jet fuel for a plane like Bill Gates’ Gulfstream G650ER varies significantly depending on whether it’s the wholesale spot price or the retail price paid at fixed-base operators (FBOs) for private aviation. As of mid-February 2026, wholesale spot prices for Jet-A (kerosene-type jet fuel) in the U.S. Gulf Coast and major indices hover around $2.10 to $2.48 per gallon (e.g., Argus US Jet Fuel Index at $2.48/gallon on February 19), making 3,000 gallons cost roughly $6,300 to $7,440 at bulk refinery or airline contract levels. However, retail prices for private jets at U.S. airports average $6.34 to $6.73 per gallon (national averages from sources like GlobalAir.com and Aviation Research Group in early 2026), pushing the total for 3,000 gallons to approximately $19,020 to $20,190 (6 hour flight), including taxes, fees, and FBO markups—highlighting the premium for on-demand fueling.

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