Buffett, Brazil's 3G team up for $23 billion Heinz buyout

And this morning our new Secretary of State John F. Kerry woke up a very “Happy Boy”!

Well….no more Heinz purchases me….certainly not if it Meanz Buffet getz my moniez

No more Heinz purchases by me…not if it meanz Buffet getz my moniez..

Maybe Warren can persuade Heinz to get the damn HFCS out of its ketchup.

Why did’t he just give the money to his buddy obama?

Looks like John Kerry is getting paid off! Crony Capitalism or Government Supported pseudo-capitalism sucks!

Buffett is getting old and his mind is weakening, meaning it/he is increasingly influenced/controlled by Goldman-type of international financiers who would sell their mothers’ souls for a bagful of gold.

Buffett is getting old and his mind is weakening, meaning it/he is increasingly influenced/controlled by Goldman-type of international financiers who would sell their mothers’ souls for a bagful of gold.

Buffett is getting old and his mind is weakening, meaning it/he is increasingly influenced/controlled by Goldman-type of international financiers who would sell their mothers’ souls for a bagful of gold.

Buffett is getting old and his mind is weakening, meaning it/he is increasingly influenced/controlled by Goldman-type of international financiers who would sell their mothers’ souls for a bagful of gold.

Buffett is getting old and his mind is weakening, meaning it/he is increasingly influenced/controlled by Goldman-type of international financiers who would sell their mothers’ souls for a bagful of gold.

Buffett is getting old and his mind is weakening, meaning it/he is increasingly influenced/controlled by Goldman-type of international financiers who would sell their mothers’ souls for a bagful of gold.

Buffett is getting old and his mind is weakening, meaning it/he is increasingly influenced/controlled by Goldman-type of international financiers who would sell their mothers’ souls for a bagful of gold.

Buffett is getting old and his mind is weakening, meaning it/he is increasingly influenced/controlled by Goldman-type of international financiers who would sell their mothers’ souls for a bagful of gold.

One of the first signs of a weakening mind is repeating yourself over and over.

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It is a sensible investment because food is becoming a major economic sector. The human population is 7 billion and rising to 9 billion, so more food is needed. My partners and I have companies in agriculture, aquaculture, food processing, water desalination, and water filtering in China, Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam. We sold food to the US in 2011, 2012, and should sell more in 2013 because fires, droughts, and heat have combined with ethanol and biofuel mandates and livestock feed to reduce human food in the US.

“They also said the deal could be the first step in a broader wave of mergers for the food and beverage industry”
“Maybe for the consumer staples group in general this may start some talk about consolidation.”
“Companies like General Mills and Campbell Soup – itself long seen as a potential Heinz merge partner – rose on the news.”

Control the food, control the people.
Wake up America.

China wants to buy Heinz and poison their elderly with tainted Ketsup.
It would solve their Social Insecurity issue, which is MANY times worse than ours.
At least Warren is the most transparent and honest rich man in the USA.
Despite lazy unionized employees, high salaries and operating costs, he’s keeping Heinz HERE!
I’m so happy, I’m going to the bar and get “Pickled”-snort.

So what is the benefit? Better Ketchup?
Sounds to me like a complete waist of effort for all this capital.

As if this old bird doesn’t have enough money what does he think he’s gonna take it with him… lmao

I do not see huge mergers and acquisitions in the food industry as beneficial to the consumers. Inevitably they result in fewer choices as brands disappear from shelves. Try to find Green & Black’s Cocoa Powder now that its owner has in turn been bought by Kraft. Even Kraft isn’t Kraft any more. To me it’s food; to Warren Buffett it’s money. This is not necessarily a good trend, folks. It enriches a few but I fear widens the gap between the few and the many.