The irony of Bill Gates — who lives in a 66,000-square-foot mansion and travels in a private jet that uses up 486 gallons of fuel every hour16 — talking about how to save the environment isn’t lost on everyone.
Gates is attempting a coup of America by buying it. He's "following the rules." And he's taking it over little by little. His story about global climate change is a weak excuse, but it's the best he can come up with. Given America's constituents, it probably is a good enough excuse.
>The irony of Bill Gates — who lives in a 66,000-square-foot mansion and travels in a private jet that uses up 486 gallons of fuel every hour16 — talking about how to save the environment isn’t lost on everyone.
Gates is attempting a coup of America by buying it. He's "following the rules." And he's taking it over little by little. His story about global climate change is a weak excuse, but it's the best he can come up with. Given America's constituents, it probably is a good enough excuse.
He is the biggest farmland owner in the USA, next he will be shutting the cattle farms and turning them into soya or insect farms for his meat product. He has a bright future to look forward to at every one elses expense.
He is the biggest farmland owner in the USA, next he will be shutting the cattle farms and turning them into soya or insect farms for his meat product.
He has a bright future to look forward to at every one elses expense.
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