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March 8th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
The magazine said: “New information about Rowlings’ estimated $160
million (£101 million) in charitable giving combined with Britain’s high tax
rates bumped the Harry Potter scribe from our list this year.”
For the third year in a row, the world’s richest man is listed as the
72-year-old Mexican telecoms chief Carlos Slim Helu, despite a decline in
his fortune from $74 billion to $69 billion.
He is followed by the Microsoft owner Bill Gates and fellow American Warren
Buffett, with $61 billion and $44 billion respectively.
The Duke of Westminster dropped from 57th to 78th place in the list.
In second place in the British ranks are the Reuben brothers, David and Simon,
who listed as property investors and have a combined fortune of $9 billion,
putting them at 100 on the global list.
In third is Charles Cadogan, whose money also comes from property, in 230th
place with $4.6 billion.
Lakshmi Mittal, the steel maker and Indian citizen who is a long-time British
resident, is in 20th place with $20.7 billion, having lost $10.4 billion in
the past year.
His is the biggest loss of fortune of anyone in the world, and he has dropped
out of the top 10 rich list for the first time since 2004.
There are two clothing billionaires in the top five – Bernard Arnault, the
French owner of the HM stores, has $41 billion while the fifth richest
man, with $37.5 billion, is the Spaniard Amancio Ortega, who owns Zara.
Other notable British names on the list include the Virgin boss Sir Richard
Branson, Lord Sainsbury, the supermarket chief, Sir David and Sir Frederick
Barclay, the proprietors of Telegraph Media Group, and Lord Ashcroft, the
Conservative donor.
There are 104 women in the club, including the American businesswomen Sara
Blakely, the founder of Spanx, the slimming underwear, who appears on the
list for the first time.
At 41, she is the youngest self-made female billionaire, with a net-worth of
$1 billion.
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