Mne you see bellow didn't double anything and world is a very very wealthy place - nobody is hungry as hunger is being used to rip apart lives of decent human human beings like myself

The men you see bellow do  ot exist elsewhere than on internet and in your heads if willing to bite poison. All of them were involved in my case with every one of them in possession of CIA and/or other Western security agencies. Bernard Arnault posed in front of me with idea what one claimed would be for me to marry his daughter and since one still didn't fulfill

financial requirements to which British, Americans, French, Dutch and other governments have obligated itself toward myself during MK Ultra - he begun to stress anger to British royals through frustration on how one is French and France also must have a piece of cake. I found such crimes during MK ultra a violent lunacy as in real life, my life was hell too without anyone offering anything. Should I tell you about Bezos and/or his sponsor Leon Panetta !!???? Or perhaps Elon Musk and NASA/CIA operatives on how/where taxpayers' money left to !!????

I am different breed. NOBODY GAVE ME ANYTHING - EVERYONE INVOLVED IN MK ULTRA ENDED UP STEALING FROM ME INCLUDING WHAT BECAME LIFE LEAVING ME BEHIND WITH NOTHING BUT REAL LIES AND MOST SEVERE PROBLEMS. THESE ARE FACTS. FOR WORLD TO HAVE TIME AND WEALTH BIG ENOUGH TO DEDICATE ITSELF TO KILLING OF SOMEONE LIKE MYSELF - I CAN TELL NOBODY IS HUNGRY. WORLD IS A EXTREMELY WEALTHY PLACE TO LIVE. THE REAL PROBLEM IS TOO MUCH WEALTH IN THIS WORLD NOT TOO LITTLE. 10 KIDS 20 KIDS WITHOUT MONEY IN THE POCKET FOR BREAD BREEDS POVERTY, SO I STILL HAVE NONE BUT NOT SO I COULD PAY SOMEONE WHO BELIEVES WILL TAKE MY PLACE INSTEAD OF ME.

THOSE WHOM I HAVE SEEN CRYING ABOUT POOR HUNGRY IMPOVERISHED WERE WEALTHY POLITICIANS AND SUPER WEALTHY ELITES ALWAYS OUT THERE READY TO PAY TO BE LEFT ALONE AND TO CASH MORE. THEY HAVE TIME AND FINANCIAL MEANS TO DO JUST THAT AND ITS WHAT THEY SERVE FOR, BUT HERE.

GUYS ABOVE ALWAYS WANTED TO GIVE A GREAT PIECE OF ADVICE WHICH I NEVER EVER CARED FOR - KNOWING THEY ARE CHICKENS AND HAVE NOTHING OTHER TO OFFER. I SURE DIDN'T GO THROUGH HELL LIKE THIS TO MEET THEIR DAUGHTERS, GRANDAUGHERS ETC. - BUT I DID GO THROUGH HELL LIKE THIS BECAUSE OF THEM. BECAUSE OF THEIR CONSCIOUS AND BECAUSE OF AS STATED ABOVE "POVERTY" IN THIS WORLD.

THEY DIDN'T KNOW I EXISTED TILL 2019 WHEN I NO LONGER WANTED TO HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH THEM  OF WHOM(SOME) WERE INVOLVED IN THIS GENOCIDE ALMOST THEIR ENTIRE LIVES. AND WHY WOULD I FOR THOSE WHO RED THIS BLOG....

Monday, January 15, 2024 THE REALITY OF DOUBLE SIDED REALITY: Life in Amerrrikkkka never been better - A middle-aged Millionaires' Row: Average US 50-something now has net worth over $1M   https://ausertimes.blogspot.com/2024/01/life-in-amerrrikkkka-never-been-better.html

The wealth of the world’s five richest men more than doubled since 2020
Tami Luhby, CNN
Mon, January 15, 2024 at 1:01 AM GMT+1·3 min read
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https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/wealth-world-five-richest-men-000125543.html

The five wealthiest people on Earth have become a whole lot richer in recent years.

Since 2020, these billionaires’ net worth has skyrocketed 114% to a total of $869 billion, after taking inflation into account, according to Oxfam’s annual inequality report, released Sunday. If current trends continue, the world could see its first trillionaire in a decade.

At the same time, nearly 5 billion people globally have become poorer, as they contend with inflation, war and the climate crisis. It would take nearly 230 years to eliminate poverty based on the current trajectory.

The report, which draws on data compiled by Forbes, is timed to coincide with the kickoff of the annual World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland, an elite gathering of some of the wealthiest people and world leaders.

Though inequality is on the rise, there are some bright spots, said Nabil Ahmed, Oxfam America’s director of economic and racial justice. Workers have been flexing their muscle through strikes and deals that better their compensation and working conditions. Also, some governments have been on their side, pushing policies aimed at strengthening workers’ rights.

“We find ourselves in a new Gilded Age, but workers, regulators and union and community organizers are starting to make cracks in it,” Ahmed said.

Rising fortunes

Elon Musk, who runs several companies, including Tesla and SpaceX, was the big winner in recent years. His wealth soared to $245.5 billion at the end of November, up 737% from March 2020, after accounting for inflation.

Bernard Arnault, chairman of French luxury goods giant LVMH, and his family had a net worth of $191.3 billion, up 111%.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos had a fortune of $167.4 billion, up 24%; while Oracle founder Larry Ellison’s wealth totaled $145.5 billion, up 107%.

Rounding out the list of top five wealthiest people was Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett, whose net worth rose 48% to $119.2 billion.

Overall, billionaires have seen their wealth grow by $3.3 trillion, or 34%, since 2020, with their fortunes expanding three times faster than the rate of inflation, according to Oxfam.

US billionaires, many of whom derive their wealth from the equity in the companies they lead, are $1.6 trillion richer.

Corporate power

In this year’s report, Oxfam argues that businesses are raking in big profits, which are helping fuel the fortunes of the wealthy. Seven out of 10 of the world’s largest public companies have either a billionaire CEO or a billionaire as its principal shareholder.

What’s more, the top 1% holds 43% of the world’s financial assets, according to Oxfam, drawing on data from Wealth X. In the United States, this group owns 32%; in Asia, it’s 50%. In the Middle East, the top 1% holds 48% of the financial wealth, while in Europe, it’s 47%.

Some 148 of the world’s largest corporations made nearly $1.8 trillion in profits in the 12 months leading up to June 2023, Oxfam said. That’s 52.5% higher than their average was between 2018 to 2021. Oxfam calls out the oil and gas industry, pharmaceutical companies and the financial industry for reaping higher profits in the last year or two than their average in prior years.

“We ignore at our peril the role of monopoly power in redistributing wealth to the top,” Ahmed said.

Oxfam is calling on governments to step in.

“Public power can rein in runaway corporate power and inequality — shaping the market to be fairer and free from billionaire control,” Amitabh Behar, Oxfam International’s interim executive director, said in a statement. “Governments must intervene to break up monopolies, empower workers, tax these massive corporate profits and, crucially, invest in a new era of public goods and services.”