Bill Gates’s World: Converting Our Collective Crap (Feces) Into Water

MIKE VAIL, BLACKLISTED NEWS

The detestable Bill Gates is developing all sorts of new technology for the modern slave. From forced vaccination via mosquito to cockroach cuisine. Just how bad does Bill see our future world. Prince Charles said that Indian shanty towns were the model for the world. If that is true then we will be knee deep in shit so it would be smart to convert feces to water but how drinkable would it be? I don’t know about you but I”ll put a bullet in my head before I’m drinking water that came from a collection of our collective shite that came from insect hamburgers. Bill of course will not be living that life, he designs all this slave tech ultimately to keep the slaves fat and happy. Let’s get our shit together folks before we are all on the Gates Foundation Plantation.

BILL GIVES US THE GOOD NEWS FROM HIS OWN WEBSITE WITH THE JOYFUL TITLE OF, “THIS INGENIOUS MACHINE TURNS FECES INTO DRINKING WATER”:

I watched the piles of feces go up the conveyer belt and drop into a large bin. They made their way through the machine, getting boiled and treated. A few minutes later I took a long taste of the end result: a glass of delicious drinking water.

The occasion was a tour of a facility that burns human waste and produces water and electricity (plus a little ash). I have visited lots of similar sites, like power plants and paper mills, so when I heard about this one—it’s part of the Gates Foundation’s effort to improve sanitation in poor countries—I was eager to check it out.

The water tasted as good as any I’ve had out of a bottle. And having studied the engineering behind it, I would happily drink it every day. It’s that safe.

Why would anyone want to turn waste into drinking water and electricity?

Because a shocking number of people, at least 2 billion, use latrines that aren’t properly drained. Others simply defecate out in the open. The waste contaminates drinking water for millions of people, with horrific consequences: Diseases caused by poor sanitation kill some 700,000 children every year, and they prevent many more from fully developing mentally and physically.

If we can develop safe, affordable ways to get rid of human waste, we can prevent many of those deaths and help more children grow up healthy.

Western toilets aren’t the answer, because they require a massive infrastructure of sewer lines and treatment plants that just isn’t feasible in many poor countries. So a few years ago our foundation put out a call for new solution.

One idea is to reinvent the toilet, which I’ve written about before.

Another idea—and the goal of the project I toured—is to reinvent the sewage treatment plant. The project is called the Omniprocessor, and it was designed and built by Janicki Bioenergy, an engineering firm based north of Seattle. I recently went to Janicki’s headquarters to check out an Omniprocessor before the start of a pilot project in Senegal.

The Omniprocessor is a safe repository for human waste. Today, in many places without modern sewage systems, truckers take the waste from latrines and dump it into the nearest river or the ocean—or at a treatment facility that doesn’t actually treat the sewage. Either way, it often ends up in the water supply. If they took it to the Omniprocessor instead, it would be burned safely. The machine runs at such a high temperature (1000 degrees Celsius) that there’s no nasty smell; in fact it meets all the emissions standards set by the U.S. government.

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