Bill Gates says private enterprise is ineffective; government is where it’s at.

Nope.

Private R-&-D developed today’s innovations, and sure, some with the assistance of federal funds, but even that funding came from…private enterprise-sourced taxes.

And, from nuclear bombs to i-Phones, private enterprise developed the innovations.

There’s a big difference between being ‘the money guy’, and being ‘the innovator’.

Does Gates really believe Microsoft can be run better by the government? Doubtful.

But if Gates plans to plunge $2 billion in green energy, he wants a big payday. And the way to make that happen is to get our tax-dollars to make sure it profits him.

During an interview where he was asked how to push a green agenda when our DC politicians couldn’t even agree there was global warming, he said “If you’re not bringing math skills to the problem, then representative democracy is a problem.”

Sorry Bill…

it wasn’t math skills that changed recent temperature data to make warming ‘real’…

…it was D-E-C-E-I-T.

More accurately, government deceit at NOAA, where recorded satellite temperature numbers were adjusted higher overnight, to fit a narrative supporting Obama’s plan.

(And we’re wondering how recorded Antarctic ice growth fits a warming narrative?)

If Bill Gates doesn’t know the difference between math skills and deception…

…then a lot of his investors should look v-e-r-y close at Microsoft stock valuations. 

When deceit is necessary to push an agenda…there’s something wrong.

Bill, if you’re not bringing factual integrity to the problem, then YOU are the problem.

Representative democracy works fine, until rentseekers like you troll for subsidies.