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Bill Gates says rich countries should be eating 100% synthetic beef – ‘You can get used to the taste difference’
Bill Gates: ‘Carbon neutrality in a decade is a fairytale. Why peddle fantasies?’ https://t.co/L1gheLrVjm #cdnpoli
— Lorrie Goldstein (@sunlorrie) February 15, 2021
Bill Gates: Rich nations should shift entirely to synthetic beef
In his new book, “How to Avoid a Climate Disaster,” the Microsoft cofounder lays out the tech breakthroughs and sweeping policies we’ll need to take on global warming.https://t.co/0IcmAh0i92
— Aashish Chandorkar (@c_aashish) February 15, 2021
MIT Technology Review: Bill Gates: Rich nations should shift entirely to synthetic beef – Bill Gates: “I do think all rich countries should move to 100% synthetic beef. You can get used to the taste difference, and the claim is they’re going to make it taste even better over time. Eventually, that green premium is modest enough that you can sort of change the [behavior of] people or use regulation to totally shift the demand.”
Screenshots from Glenn Beck’s The Blaze
Bill Gates has bragged about consuming questionable things in the past.
Flashback 2015: 
I drank water made from human feces. Here’s an update on the machine that produced that water: http://t.co/Bd05wl9CAM pic.twitter.com/w78xVYswSH
— Bill Gates (@BillGates) August 12, 2015
Scariest Headline of the day!
"Bill Gates has a plan to save the world" – The Economist https://t.co/riE2datJHH pic.twitter.com/MMUI5tUMiL
— Marc Morano (@ClimateDepot) February 16, 2021
First Bill Gates tried to control us with his virus panic. Now he wants to control us with his global warming panic.
I'm just grateful knowing he's up there in his private jet, with lots of instructions for how we little people should live our lives. https://t.co/yMXkVlBZNd https://t.co/U0wXoUcLcF
— Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 (@ezralevant) February 15, 2021
Bill Gates is right, grounding his private jet won’t save the world – but it certainly would help | @tompeck https://t.co/aCVc1EYQ66
— Independent Voices (@IndyVoices) February 15, 2021
Bill Gates is right, grounding his private jet won’t save the world – but it would certainly help – “If Gates wants to be taken seriously, he will need to make personal sacrifices that, frankly, are not that big.”
So, why did Bill Gates run an empire emitting a huge amount of CO2 all these decades? Shouldn't he be the one who should be blamed than an average citizen in a developing country? Why should we sacrifice for your billionaire run? https://t.co/DpbbhztPGp
— Vijay (@VijayJayaraj_CC) February 15, 2021
Fascinating interview with Bill Gates on climate change. Do cars and planes make a big difference? No. Meat consumption? No. So what does? CEMENT and STEEL. https://t.co/XJZfqK9CqZ
— Ian Leslie (@mrianleslie) February 15, 2021
Gates throws cold water on "we're powering everything with renewables!" hype. #GatesClimateDisaster pic.twitter.com/hMJTwFGB8z
— Tom Nelson (@tan123) February 16, 2021
UK Guardian: Bill Gates: ‘Carbon neutrality in a decade is a fairytale. Why peddle fantasies?’
He has some bones to pick with his fellow campaigners in his Gates’ new book, How To Avoid A Climate Disaster.
the transport industry, on which so much attention is focused, accounts for only 16% of global emissions – which is why, as air travel has ground to a halt, greenhouse gases have gone down by only around 5%. As Gates points out, the future of car travel lies in electric vehicles; but if the electricity comes from coal-fired power plants, the switch is of limited value. Cars are a minor part of the problem compared with the juggernaut of emissions generated by the global cement and steel industries.
The same goes for everybody vowing to eat less meat. “I mean, these are good things – in fact, buying Beyond Burgers [a plant-based “meat” company that Gates invests in] actually drives demand, which will get the quality up and the rate premium down, so consumer behaviour is important.
COVID/Climate Connection: Gates points out that the experience of the pandemic bears “strong connections” to what will happen if we don’t address the climate emergency. “We rely on government to look out for the future, so that even if something unlikely shows up, people aren’t dying and the economy isn’t wrecked. And so for the pandemic, despite many people, including myself, saying that we ought to get prepared – literally the title of my Ted talk was ‘We’re not ready’ – the government let us down. And so with climate change: we want government to look ahead and do the right things.”
“There’s no simple thing like get a vaccine and the nightmare ends. You’re talking about replacing every steel and cement factory, everything you do with electricity and transportation, even food. It’s way broader, and the time to do these large-scale things is way longer.”
In Bill Gates's new book on climate change, our reviewer writes, he is surprisingly behind the curve on the geeky parts, and he’s worse at interpreting the deeper and more critical aspects of the global warming dilemma https://t.co/kXndWtCMr9
— New York Times Books (@nytimesbooks) February 15, 2021
Bill Gates has become the richest person looking to divest from fossil fuels. It's not an easy task https://t.co/2bjoxw3sev
— Bloomberg (@business) February 15, 2021
WSJ: Bill Gates Has a Master Plan for Battling Climate Change – The co-founder of Microsoft became obsessed with developing clean tech through his philanthropic work. With a new book, ‘How to Avoid a Climate Disaster,’ and a cadre of billionaire partners, he now has an action plan for ending the world’s carbon dependency.
Here is my long interview with @BillGates on his climate change efforts, antitrust and COVID: Innovation, Not Trees. How Bill Gates Plans to Save the Planet. https://t.co/CF2SLqgK7N
— Kara Swisher (@karaswisher) February 15, 2021
BBC interviewing billionaire Bill Gates in the Natural History museum about his climate change book via giant television with a dead animal hanging above them basically captures our current situation pic.twitter.com/EGN2DAJQqU
— Plywood ❗️ (@plywoodgaming) February 15, 2021
https://twitter.com/BanishedBernie/status/1361354339613356039
How Bill Gates Sees Himself. Atlas. pic.twitter.com/uVVerbymp5
— Patrick Moore (@EcoSenseNow) February 15, 2021
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Fox and Friends – Fox News Channel – Broadcast January 10, 2021
Morano: “Bill Gates was listed in 2019 as the number one carbon footprint of all the celebrities. He beat Al Gore, Jennifer Lopez. He beat Bernie Sanders and a bunch of others that have, Harrison Ford. He came out number one, Bill Gates. He has a new book coming out about the climate crisis what we can all do. He spoke to the World Economic Forum and claimed we have to change every aspect of our lives to fight global warming but Bill Gates is not willing to do it. The last estimate in 2010 he paid $30,000 a month in his electricity bill at his home. Since he is now recently bought a 43 million-dollar oceanfront property, not very worried about sea-level rise apparently.” …
“Gates just said we need to continue lockdowns on bars, restaurants, small businesses. Meanwhile, the billionaire class is reaping benefits of lockdowns — his pals from Amazon, Walmart, all other big box stores. What is interesting climate activists are calling for flying only when it is ‘morally justifiable’ as the new normal post-pandemic. Bill Gates is in on that. He is saying, well business travel he expects a 50% reduction. So now if you want to fly commercial, if you’re not Bill Gates or Leonardo DiCaprio or Al Gore, you need to come up with a ‘morally justifiable’ reason. This is what the climate activists are doing. Crushing the airline industry, by boosting private planes. They’re living one way for themselves and imposing whole another set of austerity on the rest of us.”
UK Daily Mail: “The Microsoft boss’s company Cascade Investment entered the bidding war for British private jet servicing company Signature Aviation Friday
Cascade teamed up with Blackstone Group to make a $4.3 billion bid
In February, Gates will release his book ‘How to Avoid a Climate Disaster: The Solutions We Have and the Breakthroughs We Need’
In it he sets out his plans for how the world can reach zero greenhouse gas emissions in time to prevent a climate crisis
This comes months after he published a blog post lecturing the public that climate change ‘could be worse’ than the coronavirus pandemic
Signature Aviation handles 1.6 million private jet flights every year
A private jet flight emits up to 40 times as much carbon per passenger as regular commercial flights, according to research”
Dec 2020: Bill Gates, Worth Nearly $120 Billion, Advocates For Keeping Small Businesses Closed Due To COVID – “Bars and restaurants in most of the country will be closed as we go into this wave. And I think, sadly, that’s appropriate.
Flashback Nov. 2020: Bill Gates says more than 50% of business travel will disappear in post-coronavirus world – Gates: “My prediction would be that over 50% of business travel and over 30% of days in the office will go away.” Moving forward, Gates predicted that there will be a “very high threshold” for conducting business trips and there will always be a way to work from home.
Climate Depot’s Morano: “Decimating the Commerical airline industry with endless COVID lockdown policies won’t impact people like Bill Gates, Prince Charles, Al Gore, Leo DiCaprio — They will continue to fly on (and own) private jets & private jet companies.
Bill Gates: “It’s true that my carbon footprint is absurdly high. For a long time I have felt guilty about this. Working on this book has made me even more conscious of my responsibility to reduce my emissions; shrinking my carbon footprint is the least that can be expected of someone in my position. In 2020, I started buying sustainable jet fuel and will fully offset my family’s aviation emissions in 2021…I am aware that I’m an imperfect messenger on climate change. The world is not exactly lacking in rich men with big ideas about what other people should do, or who think technology can fix any problem. I own big houses and fly in private planes – in fact, I took one to Paris for the climate conference, so who am I to lecture anyone on the environment?
I plead guilty to all three charges. I can’t deny being a rich guy with an opinion.”
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New special report by @ClimateDepot:
Bill Gates' says "I plead guilty" – "My carbon footprint is absurdly high…I have felt guilty about this…I own big houses & fly in private planes…who am I to lecture anyone on the environment?"https://t.co/M4SWDPCe38
— CFACT (@CFACT) February 15, 2021
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Bill Gates saying western countries should switch to "100% synthetic beef" while himself being a vociferous carnivore and admitting his favorite food is hamburgers.
You'll be eating the 3D printed plastic meat, not him and his Davos friends.
— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) February 16, 2021
Morano commentary on Al Gore’s Quest to Be the First Fake Meat Billionaire
Morano: “While there’s nothing wrong, of course, with investing in companies, it is concerning when a public figure like Gore stands to directly profit from the government actions he is calling for to “save the planet.” Perhaps Americans would be more open to the idea of eating less meat if doing so wouldn’t result in big money for the spokesman. At its core, the war on meat-eating has nothing to do with nutrition or health, but it is part of the regulatory states’ effort to ban and manage more and more aspects of our lives. There are even proposals to ban fast food drive-thrus to stop “climate change.”
The climate establishment wants to tax, regulate or ban your burgers, your home appliances, your backyard grills, your SUVs, your airline travel, home thermostat control, plastic staws, fracking, coal, and determine how many kids you can have. The regulatory state is expanding not to control “climate change,” but to instead control more and more aspects of our lives.
And Gore continues to find a way to cash in on these expanding efforts.”
