In other words, its hard to pull off a mandatory vaccination plot, when you are telling the world only 30-60% of the population getting vaccinated will solve the problem.

So do you think they will be satisfied if the majority of "normies" accept the vaccine willingly, but the minority of say 20 to 30 percent refuse? I so hope that is the case and we are not forced to take it or thrown into gulags.

I suspect that he knows that there are many who will fight unto blood to resist it, and he does not want to incite a war against vaccines.

You have to think like a businessman (which is all he is):

He still wants to maintain the facade of vaccines being GOOD for people, so that he can achieve his 7 billion dead (i.e., depopulation agenda) by poisoning the gene pool with that shit.

But if he begins to draw to much opposition and bad press, particularly from respected medical experts (as he is now doing, even as Trump pushes Fauci aside), it hurts that agenda by making people reticent about taking vaccines/poisons generally.

In the bigger picture, the COVID19 worldwide vaccine will still be wildly profitable for him and Fauci, even if only 30-60% can be scared into taking it.  But he can't put all his eggs in that basket, or he risks upsetting his entire depopulation enterprise (which features MANY more vaccines than just the COVID19 fraud.  A COVID19 vaccine is a nice arrow in his quiver, but still only one arrow among many, even if it is the shiniest).

If vaccination gets a bad rap generally (particularly among the mainstream medical establishment), all his Malthusian dreams go up in smoke:

Best to let the COVID19 vaccine be voluntary, so as not to risk lost profits in his other poisons.

He and Fauci made their best fraudulent play, but it didn't work out.

Time to start covering their asses, and consider what will become of them once the magnitude of their collusive fraud becomes better known.

The CDC (and I believe Fauci confirmed) that they expect 33% to refuse the vaccine.  But I have seen other estimates as high as 50%.  That doesn’t include the people who would take the vaccine but oppose forced vaccinations.  As long as we still have elections forced vaccinations are not politically feasible.

 As long as we still have elections forced vaccinations are not politically feasible.

Fair elections are in doubt, with Trump saying no to universal mail-in ballots (the way they planned to steal the election.) He's hinting about postponing the election until regular voting is allowed.
The demoncrats are signaling that Trump will refuse to leave office and have to escorted out of the White House.

Wishing the title of this thread were true.

Sadly, not.

Read the Art of War.

https://lesnows.home.blog/2020/08/18/doctors-lay-out-plan-to-punish-people-who-refuse-coronavirus-vaccine-there-is-no-alternative/

Three Jєω doctors does not a mandate make.

If they force the vaccine and people start dropping dead from it (which is not unlikely), Gates might get dragged out into the street by angry mobs.

Wishful thinking. Instead, the submissive mobs would just buy the media lie that "many more would've died if they hadn't been vaccinated!". 

With the COVID19 hoax running out of steam daily, and more and more inconsistencies in the official narrative being undermined by a growing body of medical experts and politicians, is Gates trimming his fraudulent demands for universal vaccination??


https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/bill-gates-coronavirus-vaccination-rate

Bill Gates: If 30-60% of Americans take coronavirus vaccine, 'exponential spread' will stop

'It will bring the pandemic to an end,' Microsoft founder says

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Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, chair and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, joins Chris Wallace on 'Fox News Sunday.'
Microsoft founder Bill Gates said Tuesday that even if a minority of the U.S. population gets a coronavirusvaccine once available, that will be enough to slow its spread within the country.[/size][/color]

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Gates has been critical about the United States' response to the COVID-19 pandemic, saying in a Tuesday interview with The Economist that part of the reason it failed in the beginning was due to slow initial testing efforts and some Americans' refusal to wear masks because "we believe in freedom, individual freedom."
But the country has hope, he said, because he thinks that by 2021, once the Food and Drug Administrationapproves an effective vaccine, "it will bring the pandemic to an end." He added that even if only 30 to 60% of the population willingly receive a vaccine, that could be enough to slow and eventually stop the spread.

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The Microsoft founder also said that the U.S. needs a vaccine that is "inexpensive and highly dispersable," adding that he thinks AstraZeneca is furthest along in bringing such a product to the market.
GATES: MULTIPLE CORONAVIRUS VACCINE DOSES MAY BE NEEDED


Gates has been vocal in his thoughts about the country's response to the pandemic, posting frequently on social media and taking part in a number of interviews since the outbreak took off. The billionaire predicted in 2015 that the world was not prepared for a pandemic.
BILL GATES CALLS FOR COVID-19 MEDS TO GO TO PEOPLE WHO NEED THEM, NOT 'HIGHEST BIDDER'
Following his prediction and support for and investments in medicine development and vaccines, his name has been tied to a number of COVID-19 conspiracy theories, with some people saying they believe his stance on vaccines is just a ploy to track billions of people.

AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine photo illustration (Getty Images/iStock)
A Yahoo/YouGov poll of more than 1,600 U.S. adults conducted online between May 20 and 21 found that 44 percent of Republicans believe the debunked theory that Gates is promoting a COVID-19 vaccine campaign in an effort to implant microchips into people's brains to track their movements. Nearly 20 percent of Democrats said they believed the theory.
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The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has committed $350 million to coronavirus relief and research so far.
Both the Gates and the organization have denied all conspiracy claims. The Foundation states on its website that "vaccines are a powerful tool to fight disease and save lives. Over the past few decades, vaccines have been responsible for the eradication of smallpox and saving people from getting diseases like polio, meningitis, and measles. In some cases, the rate of disease spread has been reduced by more than 90 [percent]."
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Trump has purchased vaccines from a company Gates doesn't own.  That is the reason for Gates' supposed retreat.  It will change when the trump-chosen company is destroyed in some way.