Bill Gates ordered by Dutch court to stand trial in the Netherlands for allegedly ‘misleading the public about the safety of COVID-19 vaccines

Billionaire Bill Gates ordered by Dutch court to stand trial in the Netherlands for allegedly ‘misleading the public about the safety of COVID-19 vaccines.

A Dutch court has determined that billionaire and prominent advocate for global vaccination, Bill Gates, will stand trial in the Netherlands due to his alleged role in misleading the public regarding the safety of COVID-19 vaccines.

This case was initiated by seven plaintiffs who assert that they have experienced injuries linked to the vaccine. This development poses a significant challenge for Gates, who has been a leading figure in promoting COVID-19 vaccination efforts on a global scale.

As reported by the Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf, the plaintiffs submitted the lawsuit last year, naming Gates along with former Dutch Prime Minister and current NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, members of the Dutch government’s COVID-19 Outbreak Management Team, Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla, and the Dutch state itself.

Gates is among the so-called “experts” who have made several assertions regarding the COVID-19 experimental vaccines.

• They said the vaccine would stop transmission.
• They said the vaccinated could quit wearing a mask.
• They said the vaccinated would not get sick.
• They said the vaccinated were not going to die.

The plaintiffs contend that Gates, through his association with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the World Economic Forum (WEF), participated in an extensive agenda known as “The Great Reset Project.” They assert that this initiative sought to leverage the global crisis to effectuate significant societal changes, all purportedly under the pretext of addressing the pandemic.

The lawsuit alleges that this agenda involved promoting vaccines which were purportedly recognized as unsafe.

According to the plaintiffs, they were misled into receiving these harmful injections, resulting in severe consequences. Since their vaccination, they have reportedly suffered from various physical and mental injuries.

One of the seven plaintiffs has reportedly died since the initial filing, leaving six others to carry on the fight against Gates and his cohorts. These ordinary Dutch citizens, whose identities have been redacted from the court documents, say they trusted the vaccine narrative and are now paying the price.

The plaintiffs referenced various public statements made by Gates, including a widely viewed YouTube video from April 2020 titled “The Race for a COVID-19 Vaccine, Explained,” as part of their evidence.

Despite Bill Gates’ efforts to avoid the jurisdiction of the Dutch court by asserting his status as an American citizen, the court dismissed this claim. According to independent researcher and journalist Penny Marie, the Leeuwarden District Court confirmed on October 16, 2024, that it possesses the authority to adjudicate the case against Gates.

The billionaire was represented by a lawyer from PelsRijcken during the proceedings, although he himself did not attend the hearing held on September 18. The defense presented by his legal team faltered after the court ruled in favor of the plaintiffs.

According to the judgment: Per Gateway Pundit

Article 7 paragraph 1 of the Code of Civil Procedure provides that if the Dutch court has jurisdiction over one of the defendants, it also has jurisdiction over other defendants involved in the same proceedings, provided that there is such a connection between the claims against the various defendants that reasons of expediency justify joint proceedings.

[…]

As the court understands, [redacted] et al. argue that Hofstra et al., and therefore Gates, are part of a worldwide group of individuals, legal entities and other entities that, in the context of the implementation of a project called Covid 19: The Great Reset, have misled people into taking Covid-19 injections, while they knew or should have known that these injections were not safe and effective. The court infers from Gates’ plea that Gates also understood [redacted] et al.’s position in this way. The court understands that [redacted]  et al. further argue in this context that Gates committed this deception internationally through two videos that were published on YouTube in April and December 2020, in which Gates allegedly gave a false representation of the necessity of the Covid-19 injections and the safety of those injections respectively. To the extent that [redacted] et al. intended to state that any actions by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation should also be regarded as unlawful acts by Gates in this group context, the court disregards this in the context of this incident, as they have not substantiated this.

[…]

Based on the foregoing, this court has international jurisdiction to hear the claims against Gates on the basis of Article 7 paragraph l Rv.

The court ruled that Gates, who attempted to have the case dismissed or contest the court’s jurisdiction, was in the wrong. His legal challenge was dismissed, and as a result, he has been ordered to pay the legal fees of the plaintiffs.

According to court documents, Gates is required to cover the plaintiffs’ legal costs, which amount to €1,406.00 ($1,518.44). This includes:

• €1,228.00 ($1,326.17) for the plaintiffs’ lawyer’s fees.
• €178.00 ($192.23) in additional legal expenses.

Gates must pay these costs within 14 days, or face further penalties. Should Gates fail to comply within the designated timeframe, an additional €92.00, plus service costs, will be added to the total.

Gates will now have to respond to the allegations in Dutch court, with a new hearing set for November 27, 2024.

Read the ruling below obtained by Penny Marie and Zebra Inspiratie: