Bill Gates is a curious fellow. He buys up lots of farmland in the midwest. He feels he can micromanage any disease there is.
In short, he thinks he's the bees knees. But some people don't. Peter Flaherty, a stockholder in Berkshire Hathaway is one of those people.
At a recent stockholder meeting, Flaherty criticized Warren Buffet's funding of Gates' philanthropy because of Gates' relatonship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Flaherty had his mic cut off and was arrested on the spot.
"I was treated like any other criminal, fingerprinted, handcuffed," Flaherty said. "I've always been courteous with decorum at the annual sharehold meetings."
Flaherty pointed out that The Gates Foundation funds the teaching of Critical Race Theory, maintains that math is inherently racist, and asserts that gender is the result of socially and culturally constructed ideas.
Poor Flaherty. He didn't know you can't say things like that out loud.
Hang tough.