It's confirmed that the teenager who ate beef on a camping trip, died of a tick-induced meat allergy, with cases of alpha-gal syndrome increasing 40% since 2020.
Interesting facts:
Bill Gates funded research into genetically engineered cattle ticks
450,000 Americans now have 'Alpha-Gal Syndrome' caused by tick bites
16-year-old Jeremy Webb died in June 2022 after eating beef sausages during a camping trip at MacMasters Beach with friends.
Web started vomiting, was having a difficult time breathing and collapsed. At the time, his death was attributed to asthma.
However, the state coroner has now ruled that the asthma attack was triggered by an allergic reaction to meat, after he was posthumously diagnosed with alpha-gal syndrome.
His is the first confirmed death in Australia and the second world wide to die from alpha-gal syndrome
Meanwhile, The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has provided multiple grants to support research into genetically engineering cattle ticks (specifically the Asian blue tick) to control populations that harm livestock.
The claim is that cattle ticks, specifically the Asian blue tick, can cause alpha-gal syndrome (AGS) in humans if they bite.
AGS is primarily associated with bites from the lone star tick in the U.S. and certain other tick species.
While Asian blue tick's primarily feed on cattle, there is evidence that they can cause AGS in humans if bit, but no definitive studies have been published connecting the two.
In 2021, The Gates Foundation awarded $1.283 million to a UK-based biotech firm, for a 14-month study to adapt Oxitec's "Friendly" genetic technology— used on mosquitoes and crop pests—for the Asian blue tick.
In 2023 an additional $4.8 million grant was given to Oxitec to advance development, including collaboration with the Roslin Institute at the University of Edinburgh.
The Gates Foundation has also funded a 2015 meeting on cattle tick vaccines and over $17 million in grants to Clinglobal for tick-borne disease research in Africa.
Oxitec, which last year was also part of a now-paused CSIRO project to introduce genetically modified mosquitos into Australia, claimed- in 2023- that GM cattle ticks did not bite humans and therefore could not be linked to alpha-gal syndrome.
AGS develops when a tick bite introduces the alpha-gal molecule into the human bloodstream, triggering an immune response in most non-primate mammals.
A 2025 rapid review estimates that there are about 450,000 cases in the U.S.
Earlier CDC data (2017–2022) reported over 110,000 suspected cases
The first death from AGS happened in New Jersey in 2024, when a healthy pilot died hours after eating a hamburger
In 2016 a prominent Taiwanese bioethicist S Matthew Liao said climate change could be tackled through human engineering, saying tick-borne allergies could be used to make people intolerant to meat.
Fact checkers say that projects funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation including biotechnology firm Oxitec and genetically modified ticks - have nothing to do with AGS and any claims otherwise are false.
My friend had this & cured it with acupuncture- it worked he can eat beef & pork again. Before shrimp cooked in bacon grease would cause him to be rushed to the hospital- 2 EpiPen on the ride. There is a cure out there 🙏🏻
Aren’t there countries with warrants for Gates arrest? (Or am I thinking of Fauci). If yes, POTUS should extradite him there and let prosecutors in those countries enter evidence.
Why is Gates still allowed to roam freely?
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It's confirmed that the teenager who ate beef on a camping trip, died of a tick-induced meat allergy, with cases of alpha-gal syndrome increasing 40% since 2020.
Interesting facts: Bill Gates funded research into genetically engineered cattle ticks 450,000 Americans now have 'Alpha-Gal Syndrome' caused by tick bites
16-year-old Jeremy Webb died in June 2022 after eating beef sausages during a camping trip at MacMasters Beach with friends.
Web started vomiting, was having a difficult time breathing and collapsed. At the time, his death was attributed to asthma.
However, the state coroner has now ruled that the asthma attack was triggered by an allergic reaction to meat, after he was posthumously diagnosed with alpha-gal syndrome.
His is the first confirmed death in Australia and the second world wide to die from alpha-gal syndrome
Meanwhile, The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has provided multiple grants to support research into genetically engineering cattle ticks (specifically the Asian blue tick) to control populations that harm livestock.
The claim is that cattle ticks, specifically the Asian blue tick, can cause alpha-gal syndrome (AGS) in humans if they bite.
AGS is primarily associated with bites from the lone star tick in the U.S. and certain other tick species.
While Asian blue tick's primarily feed on cattle, there is evidence that they can cause AGS in humans if bit, but no definitive studies have been published connecting the two.
In 2021, The Gates Foundation awarded $1.283 million to a UK-based biotech firm, for a 14-month study to adapt Oxitec's "Friendly" genetic technology— used on mosquitoes and crop pests—for the Asian blue tick.
In 2023 an additional $4.8 million grant was given to Oxitec to advance development, including collaboration with the Roslin Institute at the University of Edinburgh.
The Gates Foundation has also funded a 2015 meeting on cattle tick vaccines and over $17 million in grants to Clinglobal for tick-borne disease research in Africa.
Oxitec, which last year was also part of a now-paused CSIRO project to introduce genetically modified mosquitos into Australia, claimed- in 2023- that GM cattle ticks did not bite humans and therefore could not be linked to alpha-gal syndrome.
AGS develops when a tick bite introduces the alpha-gal molecule into the human bloodstream, triggering an immune response in most non-primate mammals.
A 2025 rapid review estimates that there are about 450,000 cases in the U.S.
Earlier CDC data (2017–2022) reported over 110,000 suspected cases
The first death from AGS happened in New Jersey in 2024, when a healthy pilot died hours after eating a hamburger
In 2016 a prominent Taiwanese bioethicist S Matthew Liao said climate change could be tackled through human engineering, saying tick-borne allergies could be used to make people intolerant to meat.
Fact checkers say that projects funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation including biotechnology firm Oxitec and genetically modified ticks - have nothing to do with AGS and any claims otherwise are false.
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A friend of mine caught that,it was nasty,before they figured out what it was,
My friend had this & cured it with acupuncture- it worked he can eat beef & pork again. Before shrimp cooked in bacon grease would cause him to be rushed to the hospital- 2 EpiPen on the ride. There is a cure out there 🙏🏻
Aren’t there countries with warrants for Gates arrest? (Or am I thinking of Fauci). If yes, POTUS should extradite him there and let prosecutors in those countries enter evidence.
terribly evil guy, never did like Microsoft