Is This The Chilling Reason Why Bill Gates is Buying Up So Much US Farm Land?

a reply to: Chadwickus

What a waste of money. Did you know he wanted to diversify his portfolio beyond Microsoft?

Take a course on deductive reasoning. Then again he loved the virus when he first wrote the Code for the Microsoft platform. So he never thought about a virus. Bull. Just look at the alternate industry has emerged.

Hes doing the same thing to other farmers.

originally posted by: Athetos
True but now gates as the owner of the farmland can stop cattle ranching and push meat cubes.
Doubtful because gates is about money and there is cash in cows.

How? It's not the same land. Look at the map that Fauxmulder posted, Gates wouldn't even crack the top 10 of the largest ranchers with his farmland holdings.

a reply to: Chadwickus
You do know that termites make about 10 times the fart gas as all other life on this planet combined. It is the fact there are so many of them and how they digest the wood. Who will be the first to say wipe out all termites? That is a bad idea because the eco system would be put out of balance and probably eventually destroy all life.

Cows are not a problem compared to the termites.

Can we stampede termites through Bills house?

a reply to: beyondknowledge



Copyright that comedy gold before Joe Rogan appropriates it

originally posted by: Waterglass
We [I] already answered you on this but you continue to play your question card on repeat.

Your answer shows that you're still equating farmland with grazing land/pasture, they're not even remotely close and Gates isn't even close to the top ranchers in holdings.

This is from Turkish tv so take it with a grain of salt but remember - they could be telling the truth. TLDR version: The Evergiven container ship was carrying bioweapons that were going to be used to destroy the beef cattle industry. Prions; mad cow disease? According to this man the plot was stopped.
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a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I already explained o you the cause and effect of his ownership of land. So have many other writers in the press. Its all over the place. Don't produce feed stock for the cattle, pork and poultry. Leave it fallow as in No crime No foul.

Wink wink.

Then this:

Report: U.S. Intel “Concerned” After China Buys Up 130 Thousand Acres of “Frontier Land” Near Ft. Hood Why on earth would our government allow a sale like this to go through?

I love Chinese takeout. How about you? But that's where it ends.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I said competition.... didn’t say it was only beef.... sustenance is sustenance....

originally posted by: Waterglass
Don't produce feed stock for the cattle, pork and poultry. Leave it fallow as in No crime No foul.

He gonna kill the grass too? Not everyone uses feed for beef. It's like none of you think anything through before losing your minds.

a reply to: Asktheanimals

Well done. I was going to include it on this thread but so much is out there it merits its own thread.

Just follow all of the facts. They add up that something was amiss in that incident.

What startled me was Biden's 180 reach around to Turkey President Erdoğan. Same fellow who survived a coup in 2016.

Biden just may be a white hat?

I thought a CO2 even was also scheduled during the time the Evergreen was beached.

originally posted by: SeektoUnderstand
I said competition.... didn’t say it was only beef.... sustenance is sustenance....

Competition for food offerings is not a mandatory situation. No one makes you eat vegetable based options if it's a competitive situation.

Dammit. My daughter's black bean burgers are a nefarious plot against humanity?

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Nah, I might have this all wrong. He could plant weed. I bought land in Canada in 2020. I can also grow and farm weed. You can too. Read this:

Next step to launch legal weed sales begins in N.J. as commission meets for first time

We could start a consortium and sell it under a new name; New Jersey Golden Green Weed.

AKA: Green New Deal ?

a reply to: LordAhriman

How do you know those are black beans? Or something else?

originally posted by: Waterglass
Nah, I might have this all wrong.

It isn't might, you're all over the place. Again.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: Athetos
True but now gates as the owner of the farmland can stop cattle ranching and push meat cubes.
Doubtful because gates is about money and there is cash in cows.

Gates wouldn't even crack the top 10 of the largest ranchers with his farmland holdings.

No. 49 but this list is just "land owners". He is #1 on "farm lands" but that isn't broken down by type of farm.
Top 100

1. John Malone
2. Emmerson Family [Up 76,500 Acres]
3. Reed Family [Up 291,000 Acres]
4. Ted Turner
5. Stan Kroenke
6. Irving Family [Up 19,912 Acres]
7. Peter Buck
8. Brad Kelley
9. Singleton Family
10. King Ranch Inc.
11. Pingree Heirs
12. Wilks Brothers
13. Briscoe Family [Up 46,000 Acres]
14. Lykes Heirs
15. Ford Family
16. O’Connor Heirs
17. Thomas Peterffy
18. Stimson Family
19. Martin Family
20. Westervelt Heirs
21. Don Horton
22. Simplot Family
23. Fisher Family
24. Philip Anschutz
25. Jeff Bezos
26. Holding Family
27. Hughes Family
28. Cullen Heirs
29. Shannon Kizer [Up 78,000 Acres]
30. Zane & Tanya Kiehne [Up 12,362 Acres]
31. Stefan Soloviev [Up 15,006 Acres]
32. Robinson & Freed [Up 13,841 Acres]
33. Collins Family
34. Mike Smith
35. Barta Family
36. Bass Family
37. Llano Partners
38. Fasken Family
39. Benjy Griffith III [Up 149,000 Acres]
40. Collier Family
41. Kokernot Heirs
42. Killam Family
43. Babbitt Heirs
43. Jones Family [Up 20,000 Acres]
43. Lee Family
43. Anne Marion
47. Malone Mitchell 3rd [Down 63,000 Acres]
48. True Family
49. Bill & Melinda Gates [NEW TO LR100]
50. Galt Family

Also found this


Same Website

Extensive write up on his acquiring of farm land from the above link.

a reply to: FauxMulder

There are lists of the top ranchers, the largest has more than three times what he has.

But your list shows how wacky some people are getting thinking he's got the ability to control the food supply when he's #49 on the list. Durrrrrrr.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Yea, I couldn't find any list that was broken down into cattle ranches, or livestock, etc. Mostly they deal with acreage. A lot of billionaires are investing in farm land right now.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

So, that's how I am wired. At least I respond to your questions. Your here to simply keep the conversation going with page clicks.

Fair.

So how about Gates on Weed. Cash cow?

I am also into 8000+ shares of USA oil refineries Stocks. My next great adventure is into Solar batteries