*Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan is not mincing he words as far as development trials in Africa of vaccines aimed at ending the coronavirus pandemic.
On Saturday, July 4, He went at Dr. Anthony Fauci and Bill Gates and accused them of trying to “depopulate the Earth” through the development of a coronavirus vaccine.
Speaking at Nation of Islam headquarters in Chicago and broadcast on Diddy’s Revolt TV via YouTube, Farrakhan urged African leaders and his followers to avoid accepting vaccines and medications developed by Western scientists.
“I say to my brothers and sisters in Africa, if they come up with a vaccine, be careful. Don’t let them vaccinate you with their history of treachery through vaccines, through medication,” Farrakhan said during the speech, which he gives annually on the Fourth of July.
“Do not take their medication,” the 87-year-old controversial leader admonished.
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The Honorable Minister Farrakhan is spitting truth to power
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Farrakhan said Dr. Anthony Fauci and billionaire-philanthropist Bill Gates are deceiving the world by urging widespread coronavirus vaccinations. He accused them of “plotting” to use a potential vaccine to reduce the Earth’s population.
“They’re making money now, plotting to give seven billion, five-hundred million people a vaccination. Dr. Fauci, Bill Gates and Melinda — you want to depopulate the Earth. What the hell gave you that right? Who are you to sit down with your billion to talk about who can live, and who should die?” Farrakhan said.
“That’s why your world is coming to an end quickly, because you have sentenced billions to death, but God is now sentencing you to the death that you are sentencing to others,” he continued.
Farrakhan’s remarks closely resemble those of anti-vaccination activists, as well as some conservatives who have leveled unfounded allegations about Fauci’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
One popular conspiracy theory is that Fauci is prolonging the duration of the coronavirus pandemic by proposing a series of economic lockdowns and social distancing policies until a vaccine is developed.
