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Sauce or it didn't happen .
Source: Trust me, bro.
The best source now i have to believe it the power of the brohood compells me.
Or what didn't happen? That the public didn't get a chance to vote on how Bill Gates spends his money?
On the education thing, this AP article doesn't go too heavily into policy details but does cover the extent of Gates' influence on the American education system.
Or were you talking about the controversies surrounding the Foundation's handling of certain diseases? Here's one from PBS that's arguably the most neutral I could find outlining criticisms regarding joint efforts between the Gates Foundation, WHO, and various governments/orgs on eradicating polio and issues with their strategies.