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Not even 24 hours after Bill and Melinda Gates announced their divorce have QAnon conspiracy theories begun to circulate. In the past, the Microsoft founder has faced the brunt of various theories, notably in recent months, when some individuals began to believe that the coronavirus inoculation is truly the tech millionaire implanting a trackable microchip inside people.
So, after announcing their split, it’s probably not surprising that QAnon followers have begun deciphering their split in an attempt to find out what’s actually going on here. One of the more popular beliefs is that divorce is the result of Melinda Gates being a man.
“The present ‘Melinda’ Gates is a man, change my mind,” one commenter writes. “Bill and Melinda Gates are divorcing,” says another. I’m sure he’s going to miss that guy a lot. That is, Bill.” People often believe that divorce is a sham to safeguard their vast riches. “FOLLOW THE MONEY,” one person wrote. They split to protect some of their money in case Trump seizes Bill Gates’ money for crimes against humanity.”
Back in 2010, the pair stated that they would be giving away around 95 percent of their enormous fortune (roughly $127 billion/£91 billion), creating the Giving Pledge, which saw a number of high-profile billionaires commit to sharing their money.
“Philanthropy is diverse throughout the world, but practically every culture has a long-standing practice of giving back,” Melinda noted at the time. “Bill and Warren [Buffett] and I are thrilled to welcome the Giving Pledge’s new, extremely worldwide group of benefactors, and we look forward to learning from their different experiences.”
In terms of why the marriage ended in the first place, Gates stated that he would not use the difficulty of managing family life with operating Microsoft as an “excuse,” instead stating that marriages “are so complex that to dive into that isn’t helpful.”
Bill Gates has slammed the absurd conspiracy idea that he used the Covid-19 vaccination to track individuals all over the world using microchips. The Microsoft co-founder has been a major presence throughout the epidemic, even predicting a global breakout in 2015.
After all of the work done by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to produce a vaccine, he has dismissed the bizarre belief that he has a secret purpose to conquer the world. “My foundation sponsors vaccine research to save lives,” Gates remarked in an AMA on Reddit.
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