Matt Le Tissier SLAMS David Beckham for taking a photograph with Bill Gates
- David Beckham took a photograph with Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates final yr
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Former Southampton star Matt Le Tissier has launched a weird assault on David Beckham for taking a photograph with Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates.
Beckham shared a photograph with himself alongside Gates on Instagram final yr, declaring it a ‘actual honour’ to satisfy him however Le Tissier surprisingly mentioned: ‘Why are you getting concerned with that bloke for? Do you’ve gotten any concept what crimes he is dedicated?’
Le Tissier – who is understood for his fringe views and insisted ‘I’m not a nutter’ final yr, after questioning vaccines – went so far as to say the picture ‘made my abdomen flip’.
Gates has by no means been convicted and even charged with any crimes and is extensively heralded for his philanthropy. This shouldn’t be the primary time Le Tissier – who has described himself as a ‘conspiracy realist’ up to now, surprisingly focused the American.
Back in 2021, he appeared to suggest that Gates might be linked to the loss of life of Tanzania president John Magafuli.
David Beckham (proper) took an image with Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates (left) final yr
Matt Le Tissier has mentioned seeing the image of Beckham and Gates ‘made my abdomen flip’
Le Tissier questioned why Beckham would need to become involved with Gates
Magafuli died in March 2021 of reported coronary heart issues simply days after the nation’s Prime Minister had declared he was ‘wholesome and dealing arduous’.
Le Tissier subsequently posted a screenshot of an article by The Guardian that had criticised Magafuli’s anti-vaxxer stance shortly earlier than his loss of life, and identified the piece was supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Speaking to former Premier League footballer David Cotterill, Le Tissier mentioned: ‘My abdomen turned after I noticed that image of David Beckham with Bill Gates.
‘I imply, critically, why? You had been an excellent footballer, David, you were not nice. You weren’t world-class. You had been a really, superb footballer at what you probably did, you had been superb.
‘Why are you getting concerned with that bloke for? Do you’ve gotten any concept what crimes he is dedicated?’
Cotterill responded by asking whether or not Le Tissier thinks Beckham ‘has to’ be seen with world figures like Gates.
Le Tissier replied: ‘Yeah. I believe it is all half and parcel of that circle of individuals at that stage.’
It appears Le Tissier is referring to unfounded claims in regards to the Gates Foundation and vaccines. Le Tissier has been extensively labelled an ‘anti-vax’ conspiracy theorist.
In current years, Le Tissier has frequently criticised Gates, questioning his involvement within the Covid-19 vaccine.
Le Tissier (second left) was a daily on Soccer Saturday and labored for Sky for 15 years
Le Tissier beforehand implied Gates might be linked to the loss of life of Tanzania president John Magafuli in 2021
Le Tissier has labelled himself a ‘conspiracy realist’ up to now, and blamed his sacking from his job on Soccer Saturday with Sky Sports in 2020 on not being afraid to specific his outlandish views. Among his claims had been that PCR exams ‘had been the most important fraud ever perpetrated on mankind’, dying Covid sufferers in Italy ‘had been actors’ and that the federal government’s interference in folks’s lives throughout lockdown was an ‘injustice’.
Le Tissier additionally instructed The AJ Roberts Show that he had doubts in regards to the severity of the Covid-19 pandemic early on after seeing movies of individuals in China falling over on the street that ‘seemed utterly inauthentic’.
He defined that this led to him performing some ‘analysis’ on these he believed had been concerned in making an attempt to persuade folks to take the vaccine, together with Gates.
The former Premier League star additionally appeared to recommend on social media that pictures of Russia’s bloodbath of civilians in Bucha, Ukraine, following their invasion of the nation final yr had been exaggerated, with ‘disaster actors’ used to make the state of affairs look worse than it was.
These claims from Le Tissier have since been disproved.
Le Tissier, who was sacked from his Sky Sports job in 2020, has labelled himself a ‘conspiracy realist’
He urged on social media final yr that the media weren’t telling the reality in regards to the Russia-Ukraine battle
