Epstein ‘Found My Weak Point,’ According to Bill Gates BS—SRH: And That Weakness Was Women Billy

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BY SRH

Convicted child predator Jeffrey Epstein played on Bill Gates’s “weak point” by promising to fund $100 billion for global health projects, the globalist millionaire says.

Microsoft’s co-founder is once again attempting to explain away his friendship with Epstein, saying their numerous encounters were solely related to philanthropy.

“There was never any social thing,” stated Gates.

Gates also denied ever visiting Epstein’s renowned “Pedophile Island” in the Caribbean.

“I never went to the island,” he insisted.

Never been introduced to any women,” I said.

But I’ve learnt a lot from it.”

According to Gates, Epstein got to him by dangling the possibility of an unparalleled global health fund.

Thus, Gates wants the public to believe the Epstein relationship was nothing more than business dinners over a $100 billion pledge.

‘Just Dinner’

Gates’s position is that his encounters with Epstein were a catastrophic error of judgment, not a social relationship.

But the time frame still has him bugged.

In October 2019, The New York Times reported that Gates had met with Epstein.

That same month Melinda French Gates reportedly began consulting divorce counsel.

When Melinda finally spoke publicly about the breakdown of their marriage in February 2026, she said she “had to leave my marriage.

She also said she felt “unbelievable sadness” over news of Bill Gates’ affairs with “Russian girls.”

Side Bar:
Bill Gates: Epstein ‘Found My Weak Point’—SRH: That Weak Point Was Woman, Gates Lies a Lot!

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