Viral Debate: Gates' Mosquitoes and 'Social Sterilization'

A forum links Bill Gates-funded sterile mosquito releases to alleged 'social sterilization' in the West. No evidence supports this claim.

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Viral Debate: Gates' Mosquitoes and 'Social Sterilization'
Viral Debate: Gates' Mosquitoes and 'Social Sterilization'

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has funded projects for years to reduce populations of disease-carrying mosquitoes. The most well-known is by British company Oxitec, which releases millions of sterile male Aedes aegypti so females produce no offspring. The technique is simple: males are sterilized with ionizing radiation and released into the environment. According to company data, vector populations plummet. That is the official version. But in Spain, a segment of public opinion argues that this same principle—sterilization to reduce population—is being applied to Westerners through social engineering. Feminism, the so-called "lgtb bomb," and the promotion of late adoption would be the tools. There is no proof, but the narrative circulates strongly on forums and social media.

Oxitec and the 750 Million Modified Mosquitoes

Oxitec, funded by the Gates Foundation, has announced the release of 750 million genetically modified mosquitoes in various parts of the world. The method involves sterilizing males during the pupal stage with ionizing radiation. Upon reaching adulthood, they are released and mate with wild females. The female cannot produce offspring. "The released infertile male mates with wild females, but the female mating with him will not have descendants. Therefore, vector populations will decline due to decreased birth rates," the project explains. The same logic has been applied in Colombia with invasive hippos, where animals receive three doses of a chemical contraceptive. The responsible entity hopes to be "a global reference for controlling the invasive hippo population, a unique case on the planet."

From Mosquitoes to Women: The Thesis of Social Sterilization

The argumentative leap is bold. Some argue that this same principle applies to Westerners through what they call "social engineering." Among the highlighted measures are two: feminism, which according to this thesis teaches girls they are boys and that their genital difference is only for fun; and the "lgtb bomb," which allegedly consists of making the population believe that the reason for pairing up is dopamine and cortisol addiction, and that when infatuation fades, partners change. The result, they say, is a sterilized population. "Feminism is satanic indoctrination that deconstructs Western girls in schools as the females of the human species, turning them into penis-less boys," claims one of the debate's most active voices. The statement is not backed by any study, but it circulates profusely.

Demographic Replacement and Falling Birth Rates

The other axis of the narrative is demographic. It is argued that the Spanish population has plummeted since 1975. "When Franco died and Carrero Blanco was assassinated, Spain had 35 million inhabitants. Families had an average of 4 children," it is claimed. Since then, "only very few native women have become mothers." The calculation used is that if you multiply 400,000 annual deaths by 46 years, you get 18.5 million deceased Spaniards. If those deaths are subtracted from the current 46 million and no children were born, "where does all this people come from?" The answer given is replacement by migrant population. Official data do not confirm this equation, but the debate is served.

Cobi19 as a 'Renewal Plan' for the European Population

The pandemic has also entered the equation. It is argued that cobi19 is "a renewal plan for the European population," a genocidal plan to eliminate elderly and middle-aged people who cease to be productive, replacing them with young African and Muslim people of reproductive age. "This is done, for example, in dairy farms. Approximately every 7 years, as cows slightly lower milk production, they are all sent to slaughter and replaced by new ones," it is argued. The comparison with livestock is explicit. There is no scientific evidence supporting this interpretation, but the narrative has spread in certain circles.

The Role of the Gates Foundation and Criticism of Its Philanthropy

Bill Gates is the epicenter of all theories. His foundation has allocated billions to global health, including vaccines and vector control. For some, he is a philanthropist; for others, a "son of Satan" who "plays God." "Someone should stop that son of Satan, Billy Gates, and all those lobbies acting as if they are God and manipulating the majority with their dark moves from power and money," writes a participant. The criticism is not limited to Gates: it extends to the WHO, Western governments, and the media. They are accused of complicity for not framing cobi19 as a biological attack.

The Art of War and Deception as Strategy

The conversation drifts toward geopolitics. Sun Tzu is cited: "All warfare is based on deception." It is argued that all this is an undeclared war against the West, and that Jovenlandeses will be responsible for replacing Europeans. "We Europeans will be replaced by Jovenlandeses in a few years. It is evident that all this left-wing nonsense contrary to the most elementary sarracena values are hitmen of Sarracin," it is claimed. The association between feminism and burqas, gays and support for Jovenlandeses, is explained as an apparent contradiction: "they are lobbies of the same bosses." There are no data supporting this coordination, but the narrative fits the great replacement story.

The Forum's Response: Between Support and Skepticism

Not everyone buys the narrative. One participant shares her experience: "I thought the same, but yesterday a healthcare friend who was among the first vaccinated in the pandemic told me she got pregnant, right away! So I don't know what to think anymore..." Others joke: "Sure, that's why they started with nursing homes, so that with all the shaking, they wouldn't procreate." The division is palpable. Some ask to ignore the person they consider a "fool," while others defend that "it's true" even if they dislike the messenger. The debate remains open.



With these elements, predicting the future is risky. If anything, the history of hoaxes teaches us that they rarely disappear; they mutate. The next stage, according to some, will be "don't have children, adopt 20-year-olds from other mothers, other races, and other countries." If that happens, the debate on birth control will find a new chapter. Meanwhile, mosquitoes will continue dying without offspring, and humans will keep arguing about why.

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