Either it is solely a conspiracy theory that people like Bill Gates, Who's Tedros, Klaus Schwab and others want a serious reduction in the earth's global population or it is true. If it is true, then we must look askance at any medical intervention (including vaccines), that are allegedly designed to save us from various diseases and viruses out in the public sphere.

Let's be clear. Bill Gates' father was a eugenicist and and had the financial means to accomplish at least some of his goals. Of course, if you ask the Leftwing folks at "Snopes," they'll go out of their way to tell you any belief that points to William Gates, Sr. as a eugenicist is something solely born from the overactive imaginations of conspiracy theories. But Snopes is not necessarily known for its fair and unbiased reporting. They normally have an axe to grind with anyone who is not as Leftist as they are.

It is a well known fact that John D. Rockefeller partnered with Eugenicist Margaret Sanger, who eventually became known for her Planned Parenthood organization. This organization, far from helping parents to be parents, was built on the notion that there were just too many people in this world and many to most of them (non-whites specifically), needed to be culled. Rockefeller, a Baptist teetotaler, liked the idea and funded Sanger.

But of course, eugenicist beliefs go back for centuries really. Karl Marx believed in them. The most famous Nazi of all time - Adolf Hitler - not only believed in eugenics, but put it into practice with his gas chambers, killing millions of Jews mainly, but also anyone else he deemed "undesirable."

Things have come a long way in reality since those early days of using physical things like abortion to murder the unborn or gas to execute Jews and other undesirables. In all cases, the use of these extreme measures always left fingerprints. The gas chambers that Hitler used still stand as memorials to his own demonic murder and will always be associated with a man named Adolf Hitler.