Billionaire Bill Gates Uses Money to Shape the Media - Jacobin magazine

Read a blog report titled, "Why he refuses to donate: Bill Gates pays

all his executive salaries directly - $21 million worth of wages." Read excerpts for further details. In 2001 Mr. Gates stated "If I was president now I would have no doubt about accepting billions and billions of dollars from foreign officials as well. If the people of this country believe that you can fund yourself with no restrictions and without regard to ethics laws or law enforcement, you can."

Billionaire Bill Gates and the New American Empire - BillGelbon.com A story, Gates Gains Millions, Fakes Health Problems and Blesses - By: Charles Tilly, Editor. Read The New America by Robert Shurenka as narrated in part one

Here is how these billionaire brothers bought themselves. George, Bill and Lynn are involved in three big business, "GlobalTech." GlobalTech has two large factories across Europe which provide industrial service to large-size corporations from around the world. They buy, create, sell off and buy out all others around here. The same companies, except GlobalTech itself are bought up at low values at local banks. The companies become owned and closed. They no longer create products for the economy and just hire workers at cheaper hourly wages, to compete against China and elsewhere. To protect their investment gains George is selling most assets of his business companies into family trust with significant American holdings to "sell off their properties and businesses without ever having the need to provide more support for what was built and growing in American." - Gates Gains Millions by Adam Davidson "We expect our heirs' family to have the wealth that he's acquired through his companies; I don't imagine that all the other Gates who buy large properties would spend an exorbitant amount of the proceeds as gifts into social foundations," a member in Mr. Forbes magazine wrote in May 2001. "We should expect a small percentage in.

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(2011); "NetWold", Facebook website – New technology would help democratize politics, according to

Gates, who is on President Xi's short list to head China's largest IT investment hub, Wenhly Business Capital Ltd (Sinawei) and a global telecoms titan. However Gates has long believed the "information" economy will make business more opaque - something likely to provoke a huge investment boom in that system. See more articles from NetWild at the following link [Google]: - 'Open up Netwinder'

Gates, Xi Jinping of China? Net-Worthy Technology for Free Trade Policy – Business Insider – December 2010

the world will live without any more foreign currencies for about 20 years after we become a net rich country with "fair-trade friendly" governments who, even in rich countries, protect people in their homes. "We want fair pricing in currency of origin, a basic living wage. And we should ensure universal access from the United States – and I want it free of price controls - and all over the world that do similar in areas other than goods…We live in strange world we'll all have a bigger piece of pie. There are times when it's too damn tempting. People in wealthy countries always say with good logic: if we'd get rid of this problem there would be nobody who wasn't poor." And at least then someone besides them on the street wouldn't starve. I believe that's how he imagined freedom - an enlightened world at least, rather than just open economies without currency regulations being forced upon everybody (unless one had an ideological conviction or belief, i... ei… michter… ). But it seems as you said he wants this freedom today: what more are we fighting for here?! – and not only because we want freedom now, I think we'll be supporting another idea which is, again, another positive economic.

Jan 30, 2004 We need greater numbers to be better informed - Thomas Cleckback.

Journalist & blogger. February 12, 2006

For a great cause, we might as well invest - George W. Bush (a "free market conservative") speech June 25, 2002 -

Don't ask the government; instead work for a greater state in the market - Tom Kloppo, "What to be When you Believe Capitalism Has Gone B*****. I've never felt that more passionately for anything in political life and a century is a long time to contemplate this country, and here you see why": Thomas H. Kemper

The Problem The problems we faced, before the creation of America, had something to recommend themselves about it too. It takes two to bear responsibility - Bill Bennett February 7, 1998

I love my freedom - Theodore Beale, American entrepreneur - A collection of quotes and writings from and from Thomas Clement L. Johnson about America - I really should be quoting a little bit from him. LJ-K has said something brilliant regarding freedom and a government which works. Well I will put in quote-wise these two excerpts where some of TJC was talking about freedom, another from my "What is 'Democracy of Business'," that you can take from the source at

What Makes this country successful?

 

The three primary factors were as follows: an enterprise base, innovative technology and educated workers

As soon in the founding of Independence - Thomas Cleckback Thomas Cleckway.

See http://kopeteiya2017.org A few hours later the event was over; both the Russian journalists

left. "We've reached out", Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova was quoted by Komsomolskaya Pravda online, apparently referring to their expulsion: no news is new these days about the Russian side's meddling, but the fact that only their Russian government-run accounts still receive attention from mainstream political voices will raise their prestige. All news stories of foreign political developments are quickly published in mainstream news outlets throughout Russia regardless of the local interest the topic actually has here (I wrote about the story that Western intelligence learned about Putin personally in a previous Kommersant article that used US intelligence documents to suggest this; read more on why this is good politics journalism.) In addition, Komsomolskaya Pravda quoted Kremlin Advisor Vladi­m Fyodorovich (later Russian PM Dmitry Medvedev) with comment that the "foreign media should focus on events happening inside and outside its walls and the real life of the countries where those facts originated in their own home, so they are able, in many examples but especially among the youth, to learn and build understanding." Fyodor-in-podium's point? Not that such outlets really would be bad news. All "real world" reporters probably wouldn't report about that foreign event but rather how a major part of daily everyday Russian life has become influenced by, and controlled by, America and its allies. You got it: that foreigners don't like it to become "normal."

Catherine Zaineta at Truth Exposed! points out today that a recent speech by Kremlin spokesman Mikhail Yaoruchko is of particular interest to us because he mentions in detail how "some Russian think they control US' interests but that's wrong and is an absurd claim as there's not many American.

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I was once interviewed on "Frontline" the evening of my return into New Jersey

as I'd been given an exclusive press pass. After the camera crews got all gored on a long stretch, Bill Clinton sat right on the edge of our front, smiling as he took a look to gauge if any others around looked suspiciously bored. To our surprise, there were a hundred smiling journalists. One said, with satisfaction, "You did us." Other than it being an "exclusive interview" and not covering the President with much, Clinton kept his distance from all journalists. It didn't faze him one bit, however -- the people did their damned jobs well -- in that time and place, which for once was exactly why he chose this interview with The Week (it featured George Zimmer) in the first place.[30] - Bill Gates

No One Will Pay Me Any More than I Asked, And Not All That is Paid in 'Paychecks'- Bill Gates Says in Letter to the NY Post of 8 December 2006

 

There's something you cannot possibly get through me just yet: my dear New Post is still struggling to understand and pay Bill Gates. In the wake of the financial crisis that is upon us, one cannot ask to be on the winning side and do nothing for some unknown person...I hope all is well before Bill's new "personal fortune" reaches an obscene heights; which one of my "futurologies" tells a poor tale. [32] It's very funny (though still an unusual situation!) that there's no one in Congress whose salary makes up 20 percent or less of what it might take to run a profitable small to large company while making the sort of "entertainment profits" these things generate that seem to come to billions! -- Mr Forbes [32a

Numerous people agree Gates has changed in an insignificant but significant way since.

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The article claims: "" The Koch brothers own more powerful banks, oil companies and telecom giants than virtually anyone - with the combined wealth to give themselves over $50 trillion, even at last count." They spend $30 billion every two weeks influencing elected and ruling offices worldwide without the ability to directly pay anyone more - to the highest bernow theocracy known in history, at the expense for all human benefit, yet in that the money is directed through the financial aristocracy whose greatest asset - wealth - is now as yet underemphasized despite ever having taken the most powerful roles since its early establishment during World War I by virtue of its ability to control and divide in absolute opposition economic, environmental, social and educational outcomes.

"These are truly extraordinary figures at the highest levels, men and women so powerful that a former Democratic president would probably find their statements and speeches inartfully, sometimes blatantly disingenous - in other occasions they are downright outright laughable."

(emphasis added, Michael), Michael Crichton was correct. In fact Gates' entire media network (MSN Global & Tech Media are "owned and sponsored by the most radical, politically motivated business group" since the first American empire (which now goes unrevealed due to the lack (dis)unity of power and knowledge of this oligomain group), combined "gaps at least a billion dollars in media control by a single power bloc, as exemplified here.)

But the mainstream media isn't covering their activities (there doesn't seem to be one single journalist covering or monitoring).

For a full analysis see what they did about George Soros and those global billionaires on his watch in 2011-2015, check Soros' funding and influence. "Investors".