Elon Musk is ‘killing’ millions of poor children, Bill Gates is called; Elon Musk replied: Who does …
Microsoft co-founder and billionaire Bill Gates recently accused Tesla CEO Elone Musk of ‘Killing Worlds Poor Children’. In an interview in the Financial Times, the founder of Microsoft criticized Elon Musk for killing the American agency for international development (U saidGates also stated that Alone Musk’s decision to cut foreign aid funding may increase cases of measles, HIV and polio and more. Gates told Financial Times, “The picture of killing the world’s most poorest children is not very beautiful.” Now Tesla’s CEO has responded to Gates’ statement. During the Qatar Economic Forum, Elon Musk dismissed all these allegations as false and also called Gates ‘Vishal Khoh’.
Alon Musk’s response: ‘He thinks who he is?’
Now, Elon Musk fired back at Bill Gates during an interview at the Qatar Economic Forum. Musk has publicly rejected Gates’ claims as false. In a remarkable befitting reply, Musk allegedly questioned the suitability of Gates for childcare, lack of confidence in his decision.“Who Bill Gates feels that he had to comment about the welfare of children, seeing that he was very close with Jeffrey Epstein … I wouldn’t like the man to give my baby to the midwife,” said Musk.
Bill Gates criticized Elon Musk on government cuts
In a recent interview with Financial Times, Microsoft’s co-founder expresses concern about Elon Musk Government efficiency department (DOGE), which oversees the major budget deduction in foreign aid programs. Gates said that these cuts will have millions of people on the death of children and can reverse progress together. global health, In February 2025, Musk’s Government Efficiency Department (DOGE) effectively shut down USAID, called it a “criminal outfit” and said it was “time to die”. Gates argued that sudden cuts have deprived of weaker communities with necessary help, ending life -saving food and medicines in godowns.Gates has promised to spend $ 200 billion on global health and education before reducing its foundation by 2045. Meanwhile, Musk has defended its approach, arguing that the government’s disabilities often ruin resources and private sector innovations can run a more impressive solution.
