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No, George Soros and Bill Gates did not own Mologic before COVID-19 pandemic

George Soros and Bill Gates were part of a consortium that acquired Mologic company in 2021, a year after the COVID-19 pandemic began.

No, Bill Gates' vaccines did not bring polio, HIV, or mpox to Nigeria

A Facebook post falsely claims that polio, HIV and mpox did not exist in Nigeria until Bill Gates introduced vaccines 30 years ago. In fact, polio has been present since at least 1970, HIV since 1985 and mpox since 1971.

World Health Organization and Bill Gates have not asked military to 'round up mRNA vaccine refusers'

Bill Gates and the WHO have not made any such statements. The claim originates from a website known for spreading misinformation.

Bill Gates did not launch 'maggot milk' called EntoMilk

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation confirmed that it has no involvement with EntoMilk.

No, Bill Gates did not say people who resist ‘mRNA tsunami’ will be excluded from society

The billionaire has made no such statement. The claim is based on an article by a website that regularly disseminates misinformation.

No, this is not Bill Gates’s mansion in Hawai'i ‘untouched by the fires’

This Bill Gates property in Medina, Washington.

Misleading: Bill Gates is a eugenicist.

The Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist is concerned about rapid population growth in some developing countries.

No, recent U.S. malaria cases not linked to Bill Gates or mosquito release project

Bill Gates does not support the mosquito project in question, and the modified mosquitoes released are not the type that can transmit malaria.

Bill Gates' remarks taken out of context to claim he admitted to injecting GMOs into children

Gates spoke about the need for safety testing while accepting new technology and drew an analogy between the safety system for medicines and GM crops.

False: Bill Gates is behind the creation of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The conspiracy on social media claiming that Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is behind the creation of the coronavirus pandemic is false.

True: Twitter accounts of Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and other top businessmen have been hacked.

Twitter acknowledged that its internal systems were hacked to access high profile accounts, and now the security of those accounts have been restored.

False: Bill Gates designed the RFID (Radio-frequency identification) and patened it under US2006257852 at Cornell.

Bill Gates went to Harvard, not Cornell; US200625785 is a patent related to SARS CoV, not RFID; Charles Walton & Mario Cardullo pioneers of RFID.

False: Bill Gates is behind the creation of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The accusations against Bill Gates are merely conspiracy theories based on assumptions that do not have factual evidence.

Misleading: Bill Gates asked everyone to stop eating beef to combat climate change.

To combat climate change, Gates has said that all rich countries should switch to synthetic beef produced in a lab.

True: Bill Gates: The next pandemic will be 10 times worse.

Bill Gates told Süddeutsche Zeitung that the next pandemic would be ten times worse if an international collaborative response is inefficient.

False: Bill Gates lives in a home worth $147.5 million, which is enough money to buy 1,000 struggling U.S. families a home.

$147.5 million is not enough money to buy 1,000 averagely-priced properties.

False: Bill Gates was removed from Bloomberg's billionaire list after he announced his divorce.

As of May 12, Bill Gates continues to remain the world's fourth-richest, according to Bloomberg's Billionaires Index.

Unverifiable: Bill Gates sought marital advice from Jeffrey Epstein.

There is no evidence that Gates sought marital advice from Epstein, which has been recounted by anonymous sources and spurred conspiracy theories.

False: The U.S. military has arrested Bill Gates.

Bill Gates' detention report originated from a satirical website that declares its content features parody. The military did not apprehend him.

Misleading: Bill Gates smiled after suggesting that unvaccinated people should be stripped of their Social Security.

Gates smiled very often through the interview. He did not suggest that unvaccinated should be stripped of their Social Security.