Robert F. Kennedy Jr. details the mechanics of Bill Gates’s “philanthrocapitalism,”

In a stunning exposé, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. details the mechanics of Bill Gates’s “philanthrocapitalism,” revealing a system where public health and agriculture are leveraged for immense private profit.

Kennedy asserts that Gates has effectively taken control of the World Health Organization (WHO). This position is then allegedly used to mandate vaccines for children across Africa, leveraging the WHO's funding over African health departments.

The crux of the conflict? These life-saving interventions are, Kennedy claims, provided by companies in which the Gates Foundation holds significant financial interests. Public health becomes a closed loop of private gain.

This pattern, he argues, was perfected with the "Green Revolution" in Africa. Gates orchestrated a shift away from traditional, resilient agriculture towards GMO monocultures. The infrastructure and supply chains were built by a corporate consortium—including Monsanto, Cargill, Coca-Cola, and Kraft—all entities linked to Gates's investments. The result? A new market for U.S. corporations to source ingredients like corn syrup.

The human cost, according to Kennedy, has been catastrophic: an additional 30 million people have been plunged into food insecurity. While local ecosystems and food sovereignty collapse, Gates and his corporate partners have made a financial "killing."

This is the dark reality of philanthrocapitalism: the concentration of power over global policy, leading to wealth for a few and devastation for millions.