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> There are notable strange things around Gates. He doesn't promote things like clean water or refrigeration, which has long been among the very biggest problem
by rumanator 6y ago
> There are notable strange things around Gates. He doesn't promote things like clean water or refrigeration, which has long been among the very biggest problems in Africa (aside from horrifying levels of corruption).
https://www.gatesfoundation.org/What-We-Do/Global-Growth-and-Opportunity/Water-Sanitation-and-Hygiene https://www.gatesfoundation.org/What-We-Do/Global-Growth-and...
It's literally the very first result for a Google search on "gates foundation clean water".
For someone who claims to value research, you're making an awful lot of extraordinary claims while patently doing zero research to back them up with any trace value of facts.
- generalpass 6y agoThe primary reason you won't see me bothering to engage with comments such as this is that as soon as your single, de facto trusted top Google search result of their organization's own website is presented as the beginning and the end of your argument, I know that no matter what I present it is highly unlikely to do anything other than create some stupid long chain of discussion where any point I attempt to make is just "conspiracy theory" because you've already proven me wrong with incontrovertible proof.
- rumanator 6y ago> (...) as soon as your single, de facto trusted top Google search result of their organization's own website is presented as the beginning and the end of your argument, You claimed the Gates foundation didn't promoted access to clean water. The Gates' foundation website clearly shows that they do in fact promote access to clean water. And sanitation. And hygiene. Either you were lying or you were just blabbering about stuff you did not knew. That, if anything, is enough reason to end an argument, because your claim is clearly bullshit.