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philanthropath 

A psychopath masquerading as a philanthropist.

These wealthy individuals make donations under the guise of contributing to a good cause but are actually investing in their sinister and self-serving agendas.

The term was originally coined by Margaret Anna Alice in her “Anatomy of a Philanthropath” series published at her Substack, Margaret Anna Alice Through the Looking Glass, on June 24, 2022.
Philanthropath Bill Gates boasts about having made a 20-to-1 return on his foundation's $10-billion investment in the Vaccine Industrial Complex.
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philanthropath 

A wealthy person who supposedly makes a philanthropic donation, but does so knowing full well they are actually making an investment into yet another agenda of theirs.
Bill Gates' $10,000,000,000 "compassionate donations" to worldwide vaccines yielded a 20-to-1 financial return for him, making him one of the larges philanthropaths in the US.
philanthropath by JulesV June 25, 2022

Philanthroatpee

The act of being generous with one's pee, in a throat
R Kelly was was charged with philanthroatpee.

Acts of philantroatpee are not eligible for tax credits.

philanthrolatio 

What some people who give large sums of money expect from their charities.
Mr. Big Bucks gave his prep school so much money, the headmaster practically gave him philanthrolatio in public.
philanthrolatio by flyingdog January 22, 2012

philanthropathogist

Those who whether wittingly or unwittingly are compelled to oblige Philanthropath's
The philanthropathogist's were out in force today promoting the edicts of the all the philanthropath's globalist ideologies.
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