A Bill Gates-funded study at Cornell University has (surprise, surprise) vindicated the paymaster behind the study while blaming President Donald Trump for spreading COVID-19 disinformation. The Cornell Alliance for Science served as a truth commission for this promulgated study, judging articles based on their fidelity to the globalist agenda. They highlighted 522,472 news articles that contradicted the official story pushed by the disgraced and disreputable World Health Organization (WHO) and blamed President Trump for resistance to the establishment’s lies. They bash President Trump for promoting treatments that were not considered profitable enough to Big Pharma to be widely recommended, such as hydroxychloroquine. “We conclude therefore that the president of the United States was likely the largest driver of the COVID-19 misinformation ‘infodemic,’” the team of researchers wrote. Cornell Alliance for Science director Sara Evanega made it clear that the public should only listen to the “science” settled upon by who the pharmaceutical corporations claim are the experts. “If people are misled by unscientific and unsubstantiated claims about the disease, they may be less likely to observe official guidance and thus risk spreading the virus,” Evanega said. Other projects Evanega, who is a plant biology expert with no expertise in virology or epidemiology, has worked on were funded to the tune of $66 million by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The foundation also funded this research. “One of the more interesting aspects of the data collection process was discovering the staggering amount of misinformation coverage directly linked to the public comments of a small number of individuals,” said study co-author Jordan Adams, who works as a data analyst at Cision Insights.