14 Replies to “More Money Than Brains”

  1. Bill Gates says, “Hold my beer.”

    Stratospheric Aerosol Injection (SAI)—the idea of releasing small, reflective particles (such as non-toxic calcium carbonate dust or sulfur dioxide) high into the stratosphere to combat climate change.

    This only will cost us $20 Billion a year (not including research and development, graft, grift, bribes and Gates’s underage hookers).

    * I noticed that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman didn’t include the cost of underaged hookers in his ledger. A small oversight.

    1. Stratospheric aerosol injection has been happening for decades, and has increased exponentially in the last one. Those doing it gaslight the public that the massive, double-helix patterns we see sprayed into the skies all over the world that persist for hours and often grey out the sky are actually contrails.

      Amazingly, there are people dim enough to believe it.

      Of course, the intent was never to combat climate change, a non-existent phenomenon. But rather for weather manipulation. By seeding the sky with aluminum, barium, and strontium, the lower level of the atmosphere can be manipulated by microwave antenna arrays. Rain can be withheld in some areas, and released in others. Solar intensity can be augmented in some areas, and reduced in others. Cold fronts can be pushed south, and warm fronts pushed north.

      The Bill Gates angle is a psy op to misdirect the public’s focus from what they’ve been doing all along.

      1. Gee all those contrails from B-17s over Europe were actually aerosol injection? That didn’t work… How did they get the Barium and Strontium?

        1. The B-17s didn’t leave chemtrails, only occasional short-lived and small contrails. If they left chemtrails, the Germans wouldn’t even need radar. Children would be able to spot them coming from miles away.

          Old footage shows B-17s with NO chemtrails, though modern movies and some old footage has been doctored to edit them in, as though they always existed.

          Right from the pages of 1984.

    2. Stratospheric Aerosol Injection could potentially trigger an ice age that would wipe out much of mankind.
      But that might be the point.

  2. I knew it was going to end badly the first time I saw anything about this project.

  3. l suspect *if* l was a construction worker or team leader etc on the project l wd kp da mouf slammed shut and make sure the resume was up-to-date.

  4. While some of the Kingdom’s dreamy mega projects seem kind of cool, the absurdity of their scale, and many of their fantastical elements are quite simply unachievable, no matter how many hundreds of billions they throw at them.

    Have to admit, I love to see it when these Muslims fail so spectacularly, especially when it’s the country that supplied almost all the hijackers on 9/11.

    1. Slightly relevant, I have renovated 7 houses and I have ALWAYS kept the improvements to what the house value and neighbourhood would support when I sold it.
      In my humble experience, mega projects always fail and overbuilding which does not take into consideration the surrounding environment and in the case of SA, the demographics, fail faster.

  5. Just curious what the Saudis do with all their low rent Indian laborers? Convert them to Islam and export them to Canada? Probably.

  6. “More money than brains” back in the dot com days we’d say “more dollars than cents”.

    Mega projects usually fail unless they are planned to be executed over decades rather than years.

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