Bill Gates: Underscores the Need for Funding to
Ensure the Attainment of Coalition Objectives
© 2010 Brad Kempo B.A. LL.B.
Barrister & Solicitor
One of the top two wealthiest people in the coalition stepped into the East-West Corridor of Diplomacy on June 13, 2010. This continued a series of contributions* to protecting civilization from a most serious threat going back to the spring of 2006 when he was responsible for entering the color of justice into the lexicon.
During the earliest days of full court press diplomacy – mid-winter to late spring 2006 – there was a rush to create an American coalition of such power and wealth it should have demonstrated to the Chinada malfeasant they had no chance of success in their nefarious global endeavors and maintaining the vile status quo in Canada. The initiative was noble and laudable. However, its efficacy was not only zero it in fact led to an arrogant belligerence that strengthened in an ever-increasing manner. Incessantly pushing the hypnosis experimentation envelop, relentlessly torturing the Custodian Chief Executive with the results of stealth cognition technology R&D, continuing the “climate of fear” environment and the August 9, 2008 assassination of an innocent American are all indicia of a resilient menace.
In retrospect the introduction of who was then the richest person in the world, Bill Gates, was something the Fiefdom treatise author and diplomacy archivist welcomed but was careful when documenting the announcement of his coalition partnership and contributions. This prudence was because Microsoft had entered the Chinese market and thus there was a concern that overstating his intentions might have short and long term adverse pecuniary consequences. In the May 8, 2006 Fiefdom treatise chapter Bill Gates and the Last Democratic Fiefdom (reproduced in Coalition Profiles: Bill Gates) he argues:
While it is clearly not in Mr. Gate’s corporate interests for his company, Microsoft, to join an increasingly militarizing coalition to challenge the Chinese directly, that doesn’t prevent him from recognizing how critical it is to keep America strong so the country can compete effectively against this rising Asian dragon.
It became more and more evident that the Chairman and CEO of what was then the biggest multinational in the world wasn’t going to be intimidated by the imperialistic totalitarians into muting his coalition contributions as evidenced by what was subsequently said and done to advance democracy, rule of law, human rights and most especially a globalizing world based on free market principles.
That resolve to ensure the gains made by democracy etc. in the 20th century aren’t fatally compromised was observed during the June 13th interview on ABC’s Sunday morning talk show. He came prepared to demonstrate his multi-year commitment, choosing a very loud prison certainty themed outfit and employing the lexicon repeatedly. He stated not once, but twice, that funding for the advancement of coalition interests in Canada is now imperative. The first reference to the issue was by way of a Colbert Maneuver; timing it to “funding”; and a few minutes later the second a Clooney Maneuver to “You need some sort of funding for this”.
