Bill Gates Accelerates Philanthropic Mission, Plans to Donate Over $200 Billion by 2045

[BLMFem]

Fascinating and revealing how philanthropists like Gates brings out the foaming at the mouth MAGA brigade. The Pavlovian response is instant.😂

[Hummin]

6 hours ago, FlorC said:

The ignorance of Gates' crimes against humanity on this forum is staggering.

 

Of course if you like depopulation and eugenics , he is your guy.

 

Don't ask me to list all his crimes , do your own research.

 

The stupidity on this forum continues to improve. 
 

what did you actually do with your life to improve humanity ?

[Harrisfan]

5 minutes ago, Hummin said:

The stupidity on this forum continues to improve. 
 

what did you actually do with your life to improve humanity ?

Humans are going backwards. 

[Hummin]

25 minutes ago, Harrisfan said:

Humans are going backwards. 

You truly have an stalker, see yu gets a negative response to every post you do

[impulse]

4 hours ago, KhunLA said:

should have read ... would NOT ... receive any vaccines.

 

You had me worried there for awhile...

 

But in fairness, the vaccine deaths are probably higher than actual polio deaths because so many people are vaccinated.  If there were no polio vaccines, that ratio could be very different.  I'm not claiming either way.  I just don't know. 

 

And I'm still looking forward to an honest dive into the data promised by RFK Jr.

 

 

[impulse]

4 minutes ago, Hummin said:

You truly have an stalker, see yu gets a negative response to every post you do

 

I used to have one of those.  He even gave me negative feedback for my posts in the fishing section.  Back then, we could hover over an emoji and see who sent it.  I miss that feature. 

 

[Harrisfan]

6 minutes ago, Hummin said:

You truly have an stalker, see yu gets a negative response to every post you do

Yes I know. On every topic. If I said the sky was blue I'd get a thumbs down.

[Hummin]

20 minutes ago, impulse said:

 

I used to have one of those.  He even gave me negative feedback for my posts in the fishing section.  Back then, we could hover over an emoji and see who sent it.  I miss that feature. 

 

The admins see who it is, and can give a warning if there is one specific member who abuse negative reactions 

[johng]

24 minutes ago, impulse said:

we could hover over an emoji and see who sent it.  I miss that feature. 

Yes it needs to return.. I totally disagree with  removal of this feature.

[johng]

4 minutes ago, Hummin said:

The admins see who it is,

well great for them then ehh... what about the common people ?

 

[Adam Tomaszewski]

12 hours ago, Social Media said:

 

Bill Gates Accelerates Philanthropic Mission, Plans to Donate Over $200 Billion by 2045

 

Bill Gates, one of the most prominent philanthropists of our time and co-founder of Microsoft, has announced a bold plan to donate more than $200 billion over the next two decades. His goal: to tackle some of the world’s most pressing issues—including poverty, malnutrition, and deadly diseases like polio—at an accelerated pace. By moving up his original timeline, Gates intends to give away nearly all of his fortune within his lifetime.

 

The 69-year-old billionaire explained his decision by citing the urgency of today’s global challenges. “Philanthropy really can change the world,” Gates said in an interview. He noted the impact of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation over its 25-year history and expressed hope that this legacy would inspire others. “We’ve been able to have huge impact and so, hopefully, that inspires people both in global health and in other areas.”

 

The Gates Foundation, which he chairs, will now double its spending over the next 20 years and officially close by 2045. Previously, its charter required it to wind down operations 20 years after Gates’s death. This new timeline reflects his belief that the need for funding solutions to global problems has become more urgent than ever.

 

Gates expects to contribute more than $200 billion to this effort, a figure that includes his current wealth and the foundation’s endowment, which stood at $77.2 billion at the end of 2024. It also incorporates substantial contributions from longtime friend and philanthropist Warren Buffett. Even after this extraordinary level of giving, Gates will remain one of the wealthiest individuals on the planet, with an estimated net worth of $108 billion according to the 2025 Forbes list. “I’ll still be comfortable,” he said, adding that his family will also be financially secure.

 

Despite remarkable progress in global health—including the halving of childhood mortality rates and effective treatments for HIV—recent cuts in global aid from wealthy nations have jeopardized these gains. Gates emphasized that he is not ramping up his giving simply to compensate for these governmental reductions. “I’m not being more generous because others are being less generous,” he clarified.

 

He stressed, however, that continued government support is vital, particularly in the effort to eradicate polio. His foundation has already invested $6.2 billion in the campaign. “Without the U.S. involvement and resources, it isn’t going to succeed,” Gates said.

 

Looking to the future, he warned that setbacks in global health are possible without renewed support. “Instead of childhood deaths going down from five million to four million over the next four years, unless we’re able to reverse a lot of these cuts, it will go back up to six million, and going backwards on that is crazy,” he said. He urged the U.S. Congress to maintain its budget for global health initiatives and mentioned his last conversation with President Trump took place in February.

 

Innovation, particularly artificial intelligence, is another key part of Gates’s vision for doing more with fewer resources. “AI will play a dramatic role in improving what we’re able to do even with very stringent financial constraints,” he said.

 

Gates’s philanthropic strategy has evolved significantly. While once focused on high-tech health interventions like vaccines, he now places a major emphasis on combating malnutrition, which he called one of his most exciting priorities. Malnutrition contributes to half of all deaths among children under five and causes lasting developmental harm. He also hopes to support a gene therapy that could offer a functional, affordable cure for HIV, especially for low-income nations.

 

Since its inception in 2000, the Gates Foundation has disbursed over $101 billion from Gates, his former wife Melinda French Gates, and Buffett. Their funds have supported innovations ranging from vaccines for meningitis and malaria to new treatments for tuberculosis and women’s health. Melinda French Gates co-chaired the foundation until last year, when she stepped down to pursue her own philanthropic goals.

 

Looking ahead, Gates expressed a desire for more billionaires to follow suit and contribute greater portions of their wealth to meaningful causes. “At that point, there’ll be lots of rich people who will be young and up-to-date about how to build an organization and what AI has done and what politics has done, and what part of the equity agenda remains incomplete,” he said.

 

  Adapted by ASEAN Now from Wall Street Journal  2025-05-10

 

 

Psychopat BILL GATES has murdered people all over the world. Why should he still be free? He gives money to corrupt government for lethal re- vaccinations .

[johng]

1 minute ago, Adam Tomaszewski said:

He gives money to corrupt government

That is the reason.

[Hummin]

11 minutes ago, johng said:

well great for them then ehh... what about the common people ?

 

It is pros and cons for keeping it a hidden future while if reported, admins can check and follow up. 

 

Even I find it annoying when I think I have a vslid post which get negative response, I just know they are some lazy chicken bastards with no spines to show who they really are.

 

Anyway, I do sometimes give a negative feedback, especially when people buys in to gossips about good humans and cope and paste negative opinions about people who really have contributed to the worldand humans with their best intentions. 

 

Bill Gates is one of them

[sidjameson]

8 hours ago, Eric Loh said:

One man cut global health fundings that will kill millions while the other donate his wealth to save lives. Is there any argument here on who is the despicable one. 

One is donating his own money. The other stopped the government from donating other people's money without their agreement. Both ethical choices.

 

Charity with other people's money is theft. If you disagree send me your bank details and let me choose who I give it to.