Just before the UK government announced a major surge in military spending, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation sharply increased its stake in Serco — the private contractor that soon secured over £1.5 billion in defense contracts. The timing fuels speculation about what insider knowledge Gates may have about the strategic moves of the global elite.

This latest investment echoes Gates’ controversial purchase of shares in mRNA-producing companies just before the COVID-19 pandemic, raising fresh concerns about his pattern of anticipating major global events.

In May, the Gates Foundation Trust snapped up nearly 200,000 shares of Serco, raising its holding to a staggering 3.74 million shares. This wasn’t a random investment—it came just before Serco secured three massive UK Ministry of Defence contracts to oversee critical maritime support for the Royal Navy.

Serco’s new contracts include a colossal £850 million, 10-year deal to operate in-port services at strategic naval bases — including Devonport, Portsmouth, and the highly sensitive Faslane base, home to the UK’s nuclear submarine fleet. Alongside this, Serco will manage underwater military test ranges and offshore training operations worth hundreds of millions.

The Gates Foundation: Not Just Philanthropy, But Power Play?

What’s really going on here? Bill Gates is widely portrayed as a global health hero, but his investment arm’s involvement in key military contracts suggests a far more complex and possibly sinister agenda.

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By securing control of Serco, Gates gains influence over vital military infrastructure and emerging maritime technology trials — assets that are integral to the UK’s national security. The modernization of the Royal Navy’s support fleet, including 24 new vessels over the next decade, falls squarely under Serco’s watchful eye.

That means private hands, indirectly controlled by Gates, are steering the future of Britain’s naval power.

A Quiet Takeover of National Security?

This raises urgent questions: Does Gates know the elite plan to wage a third world war in the near future? How much influence does Gates exert on defense contracts? Could his foundation be positioning itself as a shadow power broker in military affairs?

And what does it mean for the sovereignty and security of the United Kingdom when critical naval services are effectively overseen by a corporation partly controlled by a private investment trust in the hands of a key member of the global elite?

The foundation’s rapid acquisition of Serco shares just before the announcement of these contracts appears less like coincidence and more like insider knowledge leveraged for strategic advantage, just like Gates’ foreknowledge of the Covid pandemic.

The intertwining of philanthropy, private equity, and national defense paints a troubling picture of how global elites consolidate power behind closed doors.