I hold no special place for Bill Gates in my heart (if anything, I find him mildly annoying) but this article is nothing better than slander, at best. Sure, it does some sort of "follow the money" analysis, and then draws a variety of "links" between Bill Gates' entourage and other entities. But then it entices the reader to wink wink fill in the blank about what the motives are behind these relationships, while providing no evidence of wrong doing or ill intention.

In one case where I just happen to have done basic independent research, the author mentions Gates focus on family planning in Africa. The author suggests that this is some evil scheme to prevent a population boom, because $leave_it_to_the_reader_to_imagine_nefarious_purpose. In fact, this effort was motivated by research proving that the best way to improve survivability of children was to educate women.

The only sensible conclusion I could glance from this article is this: the author is of the opinion that billionaires shouldn't exist, because the author can't comprehend such a mind-blowingly large number.