How to Fake a Pandemic & Hide the Truth

The Undeniable Control System Behind the Fake Pandemic and Global Democide

Mar 08, 2025

In this article we identify the problem, solution and implementation for resolution.

In today’s global landscape, the power to dictate health outcomes and shape public perception of health crises lies in the hands of a select group of global investment firms, billionaire philanthropists and corporate conglomerates: BlackRock, Vanguard, Goldman Sachs, Bill Gates, George Soros and private equity firms KKR and Carlyle Group. These entities have woven a complex and intertwined network of influence across industries such as medicine, technology, media and politics; pivotal players in how health crises are perceived, managed or concealed. This concentration of power is not just about financial dominance; it’s about the ability to shape global health policies, drive technological advancements and control public narratives. Through strategic investments, these entities determine which health issues are prioritized or downplayed, which technologies are promoted and which information is disseminated.

Problem Reaction Solution - How to Fabricate a Global Health Crisis

The vast sums of money controlled by this powerful group flow into key sectors, including pharmaceuticals, technology and media. By strategically investing, they hold significant stakes in corporations shaping the development and distribution of medical treatments, technologies and health policies. Their investments directly influence pharmaceutical giants such as Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson and Moderna, ensuring their interests are represented in drug development and vaccine distribution.

Their reach extends into media through major ownership stakes in mainstream media and big tech. This allows them to control the health-related information that reaches the public, shaping health narratives through media campaigns, public relations strategies and the suppression of alternative perspectives. They can promote specific health agendas while downplaying others, based on financial or ideological interests.

These financial authorities are more than passive investors; they actively shape regulatory frameworks. Through lobbying, donations and strategic influence over bodies like the FDA, CDC and EMA, they ensure that health treatments they favor are expedited for approval, while potential health threats are ignored or minimized to maintain their financial and political goals.

Their control also extends into AI development, the peer review process and academic research. By funding pharmaceutical companies, tech firms and prestigious institutions such as Harvard, Johns Hopkins and Stanford, they dictate research agendas that align with their financial interests. This enables them to steer AI advancements, influence the direction of medical studies and control what health information is made public, often concealing critical findings. In doing so, they shape global health outcomes and determine the future of healthcare, affecting billions.

In summary, this powerful network of financial giants and philanthropic entities wields unprecedented influence over global health, from funding the technologies and research that shape medical progress, to controlling the media and regulatory bodies that dictate which health crises are addressed and which are suppressed. Through their strategic actions, they hold the power to not only determine what the world knows about health, but also what is hidden, ultimately shaping the future of global health for generations to come.

Organizations They Control and Their Influence

BlackRock, Vanguard and Bill Gates influence major AI companies like Google (DeepMind), Microsoft (OpenAI), Amazon (AWS), Facebook (Meta) and IBM (Watson) through strategic investments. They shape AI development, particularly in healthcare and data analysis, aligning innovations with their financial interests.
World Health Organization (WHO) - Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is one of the largest donors, influencing vaccine priorities/health agendas.
Global Fund - Similar to the WHO, the Gates Foundation has a large financial influence, dictating global health priorities.
GAVI - Strong control over vaccine programs - Gates Foundation’s funding (50%).
FDA and CDC - BlackRock/Vanguard influence drug development and vaccine approval through investments in pharmaceutical giants.
EMA - Largely influenced by the same firms, though control is more indirect.
NIH - Gates Foundation and investment firms like BlackRock influence research priorities, especially in global health initiatives.
Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson and Merck are heavily influenced by BlackRock and Vanguard shares. Gates plays a direct role in vaxx development and distribution.
Facebook, Twitter (pre-Musk), Google - BlackRock and Vanguard hold large stakes, controlling flow of health-related info/influence public health narratives.
Comcast (NBCUniversal), Disney (ABC, ESPN), News Corp (Fox News) - Similar influence, controlling how health crises are portrayed in the media.
Amazon, Apple, Microsoft and Google - These companies are backed by BlackRock/Vanguard, giving them influence over digital health technologies and public health information.
U.S. Supreme Court, National Courts - Indirect influence through lobbying and political contributions.
International Court of Justice - Minimal direct control, but still subject to political lobbying.
Institutions like Harvard Medical School, Johns Hopkins University, Mayo Clinic and Stanford are influenced through philanthropic donations, shaping direction of medical research.
Open Society Foundations (George Soros) and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation directly fund political agendas, helping shape global health and policy initiatives.

Solving Over-Centralization of Power and Control

To address over-centralization of power, we must focus on decentralization, transparency and accountability. This involves strengthening regulatory oversight, promoting decentralized technologies, empowering local governments and grassroots movements to challenge corporate dominance. Breaking up monopolies, regulating media consolidation and educating the public on corporate influence will ensure diversity and informed decisions. Supporting ethical investment platforms and alternative financial systems can reduce reliance on centralized institutions. Fostering international cooperation and collaborative research platforms can prevent excessive control by a few entities. See the article below for a complete solution!