The Anti-New York Times: Phony Philanthropists

These two stories form a very telling juxtaposition (a $10 word for placing two things together for contrast) which exposes the soul-less, insensitive, elitist mindset of the PRC (Predatory Ruling Class). As hundreds of thousands of traumatized Americans continue to suffer from the devastating after-effects of various mega-disasters (both natural and technologically engineered) of recent years, the billionaire “philanthropist” class is, for the most part, nowhere to be found.

You see; immediate, direct and substantial aid for the forgotten shelter-dwelling refugees of Hurricane Harvey, Hurricane Florence and the never-ending California “wildfires” would only earn the Mike Bloombergs (cough cough) of this world the ever-lasting gratitude of countless everyday Joes and Janes. Who the hell cares about them? But dump a few million — or in this case, $1.8 Billion — into already over-funded and wasteful institutions such as “modern art” museums, large hospitals, UN-affiliated health agencies, and elite universities — well now, that will win you the adoring accolades of “the great and the good” who think only of their status and their interests.

These ego-maniacal, sick and evil “elites” really are like a separate species unto themselves. The poor burned-out families in California , many of whom fled with just the clothes on their back, mean as little to “philanthropic” titans like Bloomberg, Warren Buffoon, Bill Gates, Ted Turner, Davis Geffen, Mark Zuckerberg, George Soros et al as the suffering of thousands of cockroaches being sprayed does to the Terminex man. What would it take for the top 100 members of the Billionaire Boys Club (Trump included, to be fair — although he has given up lots of money-making opportunities by being president) to swoop in after one of these mega-disasters and cut some checks for the true hardship cases described in the other featured article? But no, Bloomturd’s legendary “generosity” is only for the lesser members of his own elite class  — those “poor” grasping multi-millionaires who fall short of the billion dollar net worth milestone.

1. Ted Turner: “Look at me, everybody! I just wasted $1 Billion on the America-hating UN!” // 2. Mike Bloomberg: “Look at me, everybody! I just gave $1.8 billion to Johns Hopkins!” // 3. Bill & Melinda Gates: Look at us, everybody! We’re funding child vaccinations in Turd World nations!” 

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1. Mark Zuckerberg: “Look at me, everybody! I just dumped $100 million into the failing and wasteful Newark, NJ school system!” // 2. David Geffen: “Look at me, everybody! I just pissed away $50 million for the House of Horrors, er, Museum of Modern Art in New York!” // 3. Warren Buffoon: “Look at me, everybody! I got ya all beat! I’m giving it ALL away …. after I die, of course.”

Meanwhile, back in the Realville, USA — from the article:

“After Jarrad Winter escaped on foot from the wildfire that destroyed his home in Magalia, Calif., and then caught a hair-raising ride with a neighbor through the flames and out of the hills to safety in Chico, he was at wits’ end. Like dozens of other survivors, he found refuge in the field by the local Walmart.

‘I never thought I’d live in a tent city,” said Mr. Winter, 39, a Marine Corps veteran and software developer who had recently emerged from a stretch of homelessness, only to lose everything he owned in the devastating Camp Fire, the deadliest California wildfire on record. “I mean, this is America; we’re not supposed to live this way. But here we are, man, the new normal.”

More:

“Some who fled from Magalia, Paradise and other burned towns in the forested Sierra Nevada foothills of eastern Butte County are staying in the tent city at the Chico Walmart. Others sleep in their cars over at the Target parking lot. Then there are those who are relying on the kindness of strangers, or going from one shelter to the next. 

‘We were always a paycheck-to-paycheck kind of town,” said Anjeanette Ramey, 30, who was unemployed when the fire hit. ‘All I made it out with were the clothes on my back,’ she said on Sunday morning, gazing at the Walmart tent city, where she has stayed for several days. “My house, my car, gone. No money, no job. I have no idea what happens next.'”

Still more:

“Some of the tent people say they have not gone to shelters because they find security in numbers at the Walmart; others say they like being near friends and neighbors who also lost their houses.

‘This is my home now,” said James Reed, 65, a retired tow-truck driver, pointing to his 1968 Chevrolet El Camino. His house in Magalia, bought two years ago, was destroyed, he said, and “being here, in this parking lot, I’m reminded I’m not the only one.”

Countless more sad stories like this from California (where as many as 1,300 people are still missing!) and still many more broken lives from all other disasters of recent years. Apart from the absent 400 billionaires of America, Sugar and I, er, “The Editorial Board” of The Anti-New York Times would like to ask:  Where the frickety-frack does all that federal “disaster relief” money go?

*(Greek: philo = love of  ///  thropos = mankind)

BUT NO LOVE, TEARS OR BIG MONEY FOR BURNED-OUT MIDDLE CLASS AND POOR FOLK ACROSS AMERICA

It’s bad enough that  a wretched narcissistic fiend like Mike Bloomturd won’t lift a finger to easily alleviate the suffering of a thousand or so of these mostly White families. And by the way, we are not in any way advocating that he be forced to do so because, after all, billionaires do pay a shit-load in taxes which should be going to aid these folks in a direct and efficient manner. Rather, it is the spectacle of seeing this putrid little Marxist swine bask in the glory of showering money upon Johns Hopkins — as Sulzberger’s Slimes and the rest of the Piranha Press sing his praises while this level of sudden homelessness and suffering is going on in chilly northern California — that we find to be truly revolting.

The Prince of Peace, in condemning the shameless, virtue-signalling grandstanding of the Bloombergs and the Zuckerbergs and the Geffens of his day, said it best, 2000 years ago:

“Be careful! When you do good things, don’t do them in front of people to be seen by them. When you give to the poor, don’t be like the hypocrites. They blow trumpets in the synagogues and on the streets so that people will see them and honor them. I tell you the truth, those hypocrites already have their full reward. So when you give to the poor, don’t let anyone know what you are doing. Your giving should be done in secret. Your Father can see what is done in secret, and he will reward you.”

Tell it, Jesus. Tell it! Except in Bloomturd’s case, he isn’t “blowing trumpets” while “giving to the poor.” He’s tooting away while showering shekels mainly upon other monied elites who are just less rich than he is!

Christ had these sleazy “philanthropic” glory-hounds all figured out a long time ago, and told them right to their faces in no uncertain terms — which is why “Merry Christmas” has been bastardized into the jew-friendly “Happy Holidays.”

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  Boobus Americanus 1: I read in the New York Times today that Mike Bloomberg just donated $1.8 Billion to Johns Hopkins University!

Boobus Americanus 2: Awesome! You know, I have always admired the Jewish people for their generosity and public spiritedness in supporting our institutions of higher learning.

 

Sugar: Bullsshit, Boobuss! All Bloomberg did was buy the frickin’ curriculum and his name on another building!

 

Editor: It’s also a feather in his cap should he decide to run against Trump in 2020, as some are speculating.