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Does Bill Gates have his hands in the cookie jars? - Orchid - May 4, 2020

Do you think that Bill Gates has his own agendas for this pandemic?


RE: Does Bill Gates have his hands in the cookie jars? - ▋▋▋▋▋▋▋▋▋▋▋▋ - May 4, 2020

Capt'n we're sinking rapidly


RE: Does Bill Gates have his hands in the cookie jars? - KushBlowin - May 4, 2020

Of course he does. But so does China all by itself. Like crashing the oil market and buying millions of barrels. Their economy hasn’t suffered nearly as bad as other countries like the US. There plenty of bio chemical labs including in Wuhan.


RE: Does Bill Gates have his hands in the cookie jars? - soonSummer - May 4, 2020

China economy did very gut cus they actively kept virus a secret since November 2019

Bill gaytes idk. I hear about project ID


RE: Does Bill Gates have his hands in the cookie jars? - blackke - May 4, 2020

(May 4, 2020 04:39 PM)Cancor████████ Wrote:  Capt'n we're sinking rapidly

"The future is cancelled"


RE: Does Bill Gates have his hands in the cookie jars? - Sprinkle - May 4, 2020

I am sure that he is profiting in his own ways while putting on the public front of giving back a percentage of it; hey, better than nothing. We’re still grateful


RE: Does Bill Gates have his hands in the cookie jars? - bevc - May 4, 2020

Thing about Bill Gates is, he doesn't give a fugg. He doesn't care what people think about him, and he's never trying to ingratiate himself with anyone, because he doesn't need to. That makes him incredibly powerful.

His software's crap, and I don't think I'd want to be his friend, but I do have a grudging admiration for him. He sees a problem and tries to solve it. He could just go and live on his mega-yacht and eat german biscuits, but instead he tries to come up with a cost-effective water-free toilet to solve the world's shite problem. I think his agenda is that he wants to solve problems.


RE: Does Bill Gates have his hands in the cookie jars? - Orchid - May 4, 2020

(May 4, 2020 09:33 PM)bevc Wrote:  Thing about Bill Gates is, he doesn't give a fugg. He doesn't care what people think about him, and he's never trying to ingratiate himself with anyone, because he doesn't need to. That makes him incredibly powerful.

His software's crap, and I don't think I'd want to be his friend, but I do have a grudging admiration for him. He sees a problem and tries to solve it. He could just go and live on his mega-yacht and eat german biscuits, but instead he tries to come up with a cost-effective water-free toilet to solve the world's shite problem. I think his agenda is that he wants to solve problems.

This was a perfect answer, well done.


RE: Does Bill Gates have his hands in the cookie jars? - Simplex - May 4, 2020

I don't think he does. He seems like a person that really helps in these times. Which is awesome. He doesn't have to.


RE: Does Bill Gates have his hands in the cookie jars? - Orchid - May 4, 2020

(May 4, 2020 11:17 PM)Simplex Wrote:  I don't think he does. He seems like a person that really helps in these times. Which is awesome. He doesn't have to.

Look up ID2020


RE: Does Bill Gates have his hands in the cookie jars? - Luca - May 4, 2020

(May 4, 2020 09:33 PM)bevc Wrote:  Thing about Bill Gates is, he doesn't give a fugg. He doesn't care what people think about him, and he's never trying to ingratiate himself with anyone, because he doesn't need to. That makes him incredibly powerful.

His software's crap, and I don't think I'd want to be his friend, but I do have a grudging admiration for him. He sees a problem and tries to solve it. He could just go and live on his mega-yacht and eat german biscuits, but instead he tries to come up with a cost-effective water-free toilet to solve the world's shite problem. I think his agenda is that he wants to solve problems.

Bill Gates is just chilling because he knows he has like 15 years left.


RE: Does Bill Gates have his hands in the cookie jars? - 2xTheTap115 - May 5, 2020

(May 4, 2020 04:38 PM)Orchid Wrote:  Do you think that Bill Gates has his own agendas for this pandemic?

I think he always had some weird plans not only for a pandemic🤣🤣🤣


RE: Does Bill Gates have his hands in the cookie jars? - rSM- - May 5, 2020

I wouldn't doubt it. He's the second (used to be first) wealthiest man in the world who owns one of, if not the largest tech company in the world. I guarantee he has relations with people and governments that we couldn't even think of. Who knows what his agenda is for the pandemic. Why couldn't a guy like that flip the switch in the midst of a pandemic like this? Not like anyone is there to shoot him down. Everyone knows money is power, and power corrupts.


RE: Does Bill Gates have his hands in the cookie jars? - Kant Atta - May 5, 2020

Everybody has their own agendas. I just don't buy into all of the conspiracies surrounding bill gates.


RE: Does Bill Gates have his hands in the cookie jars? - MrJamesDean - May 5, 2020

I believe everyone does, and especially anyone with a large net worth. When you're that rich, you have no choice but to have an agenda in world changing events, because your wealth will be tied into so many different things affected by things all the time.