No, not *that* closet. The closet where he's been hiding while pretending he's not influencing what passes for U.S. energy policy using his enormous wealth and connections. We've all seen Mr. Know-It-All pretending to be expert on every facet of American life and dictating how we all live over the years. Bill Gates is a techno-geek, not a doctor, economist, nuclear scientist or electrical engineer. He should stay in his lane, but he never does.
You may be amazed to know that while still in high school, Gates wrote software for the entity that controls the power grid in the Northwest, therefore that makes him an expert on transmission planning. I kid you not. I wonder if the people of the Northwest knew some kid still in high school was in charge of their electricity like that? My fabulist fee-fees are tingling.
At any rate, Gates says that renewables need to be built in rural areas and connected to the cities with new transmission. Remember that... renewables only happen in rural areas. Gates says that the reason we haven't tripled the number of high voltage power lines in this country is because we don't properly plan, pay for or permit transmission and he knows how to fix that, just like he's fixed all society's other problems over the past 30 years or so. Blah, blah, blah, it's a virtual firestorm of blisteringly hot air from the world's biggest expert on everything and nothing all at the same time. What Gates says isn't important.
However, when I peeled the Bill Gates onion two years ago, some thought is was a crazy conspiracy theory. Of course it was all true. I did the research myself. Bill Gates seems to have been sitting in the cat bird seat directing U.S. energy policy for the past 2 years. All his crackpot ideas are manifesting, with idiotic busy work on Transmission Siting and Economic Development Grants, and an Environmental Justice and Equity in Infrastructure Permitting Roundtable. Our federal government is so very busy trying to gin up a smokescreen of feel good so that landowners facing eminent domain for a "clean energy" project will just inhale deeply and go quietly. Are they insane?
Landowners will still object to having their property involuntarily taken from them. That's the part that even Bill Gates' money can't solve.
And should we even let Bill Gates and his globalist pals anywhere near our energy system? Think about it.
You may be amazed to know that while still in high school, Gates wrote software for the entity that controls the power grid in the Northwest, therefore that makes him an expert on transmission planning. I kid you not. I wonder if the people of the Northwest knew some kid still in high school was in charge of their electricity like that? My fabulist fee-fees are tingling.
At any rate, Gates says that renewables need to be built in rural areas and connected to the cities with new transmission. Remember that... renewables only happen in rural areas. Gates says that the reason we haven't tripled the number of high voltage power lines in this country is because we don't properly plan, pay for or permit transmission and he knows how to fix that, just like he's fixed all society's other problems over the past 30 years or so. Blah, blah, blah, it's a virtual firestorm of blisteringly hot air from the world's biggest expert on everything and nothing all at the same time. What Gates says isn't important.
However, when I peeled the Bill Gates onion two years ago, some thought is was a crazy conspiracy theory. Of course it was all true. I did the research myself. Bill Gates seems to have been sitting in the cat bird seat directing U.S. energy policy for the past 2 years. All his crackpot ideas are manifesting, with idiotic busy work on Transmission Siting and Economic Development Grants, and an Environmental Justice and Equity in Infrastructure Permitting Roundtable. Our federal government is so very busy trying to gin up a smokescreen of feel good so that landowners facing eminent domain for a "clean energy" project will just inhale deeply and go quietly. Are they insane?
Landowners will still object to having their property involuntarily taken from them. That's the part that even Bill Gates' money can't solve.
And should we even let Bill Gates and his globalist pals anywhere near our energy system? Think about it.
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