We Now Know Why Creepy Bill Gates Invested in All of That US Farmland – It Likely Ties in With Lab-Grown Meat – WHEN THE RIGHT TO CHOOSE IS STRIPPED, FREEDOM NO LONGER EXISTS!
GATEWAY PUNDIT | By Jim Hoft | June 24, 2021
Bill Gates wants the world to take the COVID vaccine maybe multiple times and now he’s buying up farmland across the US. In fact, Bill Gates owns more farmland than anyone else in America today.
Successful Farming reported that creepy Microsoft Billionaire Bill Gates is now the largest farm landowner in the US:
n 1994, the Gateses hired the former Putnam Investments bond-fund manager to diversify the couple’s portfolio away from the Microsoft co-founder’s 45 percent stake in the technology giant while maintaining comparable or better returns. According to a 2014 profile of Larson in the Wall Street Journal, these investments include a substantial stake in AutoNation, hospitality interests such as the Charles Hotel in Cambridge and the Four Seasons in San Francisco, and “at least 100,000 acres of farmland in California, Illinois, Iowa, Louisiana, and other states … .” According to the Land Report 100 Research Team, that figure is currently more than twice that amount, which means Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, has an alter ego: Farmer Bill, the guy who owns more farmland than anyone else in America.
So what is this guy planning? We think we now know.
Bill Gates is also a top investor of Memphis Meats — a group of radical animal rights activists working in a lab trying to grow meat from livestock cells. Their goal is to destroy the livestock industry, and because of that, they have become media darlings. According to Lonesome Lands blog they have been in many major national publications and last October they made the cover of Inc. Magazine.
According to the Memphis Meats investor page, Bill Gates is one of its top investors.
So it appears Bill Gates is partnering with Cargill, and PETA to end livestock production in the US.
And if Bill Gates owns the farmland then he can dictate what will and won’t be produced on American farms.
