Mark Zuckenberg says we need a global superstructure to advance humanity

[RodISHI]

And trust me He doesn't give it all a way. The loops feed it right back to him just like Kissinger, Just like Soros how do you think they became Billionaires? They sure in the hell don't hang out at flea markets.

This Is What Mark Zuckerberg's Portfolio Looks Like (FB, MSFT)
By TK McDonald | April 25, 2016 — 11:50 PM EDT
Stocks in the Portfolio
Zuckerberg, in his own investment portfolio since 2013, has invested in Panorama Education, Vicarious, AltSchool, MasteryConnect and Asana for a total of $211 million. Panorama’s $4 million seed investment by Zuckerberg supported bringing big data analytics to school boards throughout the United States. An amount of $52 million in two separate investments into Vicarious supports artificial intelligence’s attempts to understand the world as humans do, through a visual perception system for computers.

Largest AltSchool Investor
Early in 2015, Zuckerberg was the largest investor, with $100 million, in AltSchool, a network of schools with an interdisciplinary team offering experimental learning. Following on the education theme, MasteryConnect received a $5 million investment for its learning solutions for educators around the world. Lastly, Zuckerberg’s entrepreneurial investment spirit invested $50 million into Asana, a project and task management cloud platform for teams.

One investment objective is clear: Zuckerberg personally invests in private ventures in technology and education sectors.

Real Estate Purchases
Part of a person’s net worth, when you are as rich as Zuckerberg, usually contains real estate, and he is no different. Zuckerberg purchased his first home in Palo Alto, California, in 2011 for $7 million. As the super-rich do not usually buy real estate in their own names, speculation surrounds every neighboring home being purchased by 2013 for a total of $30 million. Zuckerberg’s first home was bought through a third-party LLC, and the adjoining homes were purchased through Iconiq Capital, a known money manager for the wealthy. These homes are then back-leased to their previous owners. Local brokers are confident that Zuckerberg was the purchaser and wanted to protect his privacy from a private developer that was looking to buy up the properties.

One57 in Manhattan
Zuckerberg is also confirmed as buying a San Francisco Pied-a-terre near Delores Park for $9.9 million, and is rumored to be the purchaser of the penthouse of One57 in Manhattan, New York, for a city record-breaking $90 million. This would put his real estate holdings at over $137 million.

The new charitable LLC that controls the bulk of Zuckerberg’s wealth from 2016 going forward will be in the top five largest philanthropic organizations in the United States. However, even with this amount of wealth being siphoned out of his personal net worth, the remaining 1% still represents $500 million in personal wealth.

I don't have a problem with people being rich but when they start pushing policies that they themselves do not have to live or wouldn't dare live with themselves that is a problem regardless of how much or how little they have.

 

[irosie91]

And trust me He doesn't give it all a way. The loops feed it right back to him just like Kissinger, Just like Soros how do you think they became Billionaires? They sure in the hell don't hang out at flea markets.

This Is What Mark Zuckerberg's Portfolio Looks Like (FB, MSFT)
By TK McDonald | April 25, 2016 — 11:50 PM EDT
Stocks in the Portfolio
Zuckerberg, in his own investment portfolio since 2013, has invested in Panorama Education, Vicarious, AltSchool, MasteryConnect and Asana for a total of $211 million. Panorama’s $4 million seed investment by Zuckerberg supported bringing big data analytics to school boards throughout the United States. An amount of $52 million in two separate investments into Vicarious supports artificial intelligence’s attempts to understand the world as humans do, through a visual perception system for computers.

Largest AltSchool Investor
Early in 2015, Zuckerberg was the largest investor, with $100 million, in AltSchool, a network of schools with an interdisciplinary team offering experimental learning. Following on the education theme, MasteryConnect received a $5 million investment for its learning solutions for educators around the world. Lastly, Zuckerberg’s entrepreneurial investment spirit invested $50 million into Asana, a project and task management cloud platform for teams.

One investment objective is clear: Zuckerberg personally invests in private ventures in technology and education sectors.

Real Estate Purchases
Part of a person’s net worth, when you are as rich as Zuckerberg, usually contains real estate, and he is no different. Zuckerberg purchased his first home in Palo Alto, California, in 2011 for $7 million. As the super-rich do not usually buy real estate in their own names, speculation surrounds every neighboring home being purchased by 2013 for a total of $30 million. Zuckerberg’s first home was bought through a third-party LLC, and the adjoining homes were purchased through Iconiq Capital, a known money manager for the wealthy. These homes are then back-leased to their previous owners. Local brokers are confident that Zuckerberg was the purchaser and wanted to protect his privacy from a private developer that was looking to buy up the properties.

One57 in Manhattan
Zuckerberg is also confirmed as buying a San Francisco Pied-a-terre near Delores Park for $9.9 million, and is rumored to be the purchaser of the penthouse of One57 in Manhattan, New York, for a city record-breaking $90 million. This would put his real estate holdings at over $137 million.

The new charitable LLC that controls the bulk of Zuckerberg’s wealth from 2016 going forward will be in the top five largest philanthropic organizations in the United States. However, even with this amount of wealth being siphoned out of his personal net worth, the remaining 1% still represents $500 million in personal wealth.

I don't have a problem with people being rich but when they start pushing policies that they themselves do not have to live or wouldn't dare live with themselves that is a problem regardless of how much or how little they have.

so far has he pushed a "GLOBALIST AGENDA"-------that is-----like attempted to IMPOSE it?

sorta like Soros?

 

[EvilCat Breath]

The poor thing doesn't realize that not everyone is on facebook.

 

[RodISHI]

And trust me He doesn't give it all a way. The loops feed it right back to him just like Kissinger, Just like Soros how do you think they became Billionaires? They sure in the hell don't hang out at flea markets.

This Is What Mark Zuckerberg's Portfolio Looks Like (FB, MSFT)
By TK McDonald | April 25, 2016 — 11:50 PM EDT
Stocks in the Portfolio
Zuckerberg, in his own investment portfolio since 2013, has invested in Panorama Education, Vicarious, AltSchool, MasteryConnect and Asana for a total of $211 million. Panorama’s $4 million seed investment by Zuckerberg supported bringing big data analytics to school boards throughout the United States. An amount of $52 million in two separate investments into Vicarious supports artificial intelligence’s attempts to understand the world as humans do, through a visual perception system for computers.

Largest AltSchool Investor
Early in 2015, Zuckerberg was the largest investor, with $100 million, in AltSchool, a network of schools with an interdisciplinary team offering experimental learning. Following on the education theme, MasteryConnect received a $5 million investment for its learning solutions for educators around the world. Lastly, Zuckerberg’s entrepreneurial investment spirit invested $50 million into Asana, a project and task management cloud platform for teams.

One investment objective is clear: Zuckerberg personally invests in private ventures in technology and education sectors.

Real Estate Purchases
Part of a person’s net worth, when you are as rich as Zuckerberg, usually contains real estate, and he is no different. Zuckerberg purchased his first home in Palo Alto, California, in 2011 for $7 million. As the super-rich do not usually buy real estate in their own names, speculation surrounds every neighboring home being purchased by 2013 for a total of $30 million. Zuckerberg’s first home was bought through a third-party LLC, and the adjoining homes were purchased through Iconiq Capital, a known money manager for the wealthy. These homes are then back-leased to their previous owners. Local brokers are confident that Zuckerberg was the purchaser and wanted to protect his privacy from a private developer that was looking to buy up the properties.

One57 in Manhattan
Zuckerberg is also confirmed as buying a San Francisco Pied-a-terre near Delores Park for $9.9 million, and is rumored to be the purchaser of the penthouse of One57 in Manhattan, New York, for a city record-breaking $90 million. This would put his real estate holdings at over $137 million.

The new charitable LLC that controls the bulk of Zuckerberg’s wealth from 2016 going forward will be in the top five largest philanthropic organizations in the United States. However, even with this amount of wealth being siphoned out of his personal net worth, the remaining 1% still represents $500 million in personal wealth.

I don't have a problem with people being rich but when they start pushing policies that they themselves do not have to live or wouldn't dare live with themselves that is a problem regardless of how much or how little they have.

so far has he pushed a "GLOBALIST AGENDA"-------that is-----like attempted to IMPOSE it?

sorta like Soros?

Nah Soros and the others do their thing in order not only to push their agenda but seem to want to make sure they are going to get a cut of whatever they are pushing. From what I see of Zuckerberg's things he'd like to see a more peaceful world through people on people sharing, contact, and spying and sorting off some who may be radicals; FB does a pretty good job of that to a degree but then again if it doesn't fit into someones ideals in their offices some freedoms are also very limited.

 

[MindWars]

The poor thing doesn't realize that not everyone is on facebook.

Then there are the poor things who don't know how they do the same thing in other ways, and on other platforms including this one.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

I could not care less what Schmukerberg opines about

 

[Zander]

What is this "facebook"?

 

[RodISHI]

What is this "facebook"?

Of course not. This place gets a little too wild for most FB posters......

 

[Zander]

What is this "facebook"?

Of course not. This place gets a little too wild for most FB posters......

I've never used it. Seems like a poor substitute for actual interaction with real people. Also, I am not a teenage girl.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

The poor thing doesn't realize that not everyone is on facebook.

Then there are the poor things who don't know how they do the same thing in other ways, and on other platforms including this one.

Not the same at all.

 

[RodISHI]

What is this "facebook"?

Of course not. This place gets a little too wild for most FB posters......

I've never used it. Seems like a poor substitute for actual interaction with real people. Also, I am not a teenage girl.

My seventy and eighty year old aunts plus other family members and friends use it all the time to keep us all up to date on how they are doing from coast to coast. There is no limit on how many can get into a conversation or share their thoughts on all sorts of stuff. You can also get to know and chat with people from around the globe on there and see what's happening in their part of the world.