By Dr. Patrick Slattery — On Monday Forbes released its annual list of the world’s billionaires. There were 1,826 people on the list, 181 more than last year, representing a 10% increase. This is a good indication of the accelerating concentration of wealth on the planet.

As the Jewish Telegraphic Agency was pleased to report, Jews continue to be disproportionately represented on the list, with 10 Jews among the top 50, which once again was topped by Bill Gates. The JTA did not count the number of Jews on the entire list, but did reveal the following:

Larry Ellison, the founder of the tech giant Oracle Corporation, is the wealthiest Jew in the world and the fifth wealthiest person alive. At age 70, his net worth is $54.2 billion. With a net worth of $35.5 billion, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is the second wealthiest Jew on the list and 14th wealthiest person overall. Mark Zuckerberg, still one of the world’s youngest billionaires at age 30, climbed five spots on the list to number 16 overall. His net worth has grown to $33.4 billion. Other Jews in the top 50 include casino magnate Sheldon Adelson ($31.4 billion), Google co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page ($29.2 and $29.7 billion), investors George Soros ($24.2 billion), Carl Icahn ($23.5 billion) and Len Blavatnik ($20.2 billion), and Dell Computer Founder Michael Dell ($19.2 billion).

The JTA gave honorable mention to new Jews on the list as well, including Russ Weiner, the founder and CEO of Rockstar energy drinks (and son of neocon talk show host Michael Savage, whose actual family name is Weiner), Jerry Reinsdorf, the owner of the Chicago Bulls and the Chicago White Sox sports franchises, and Ken Grossman, a co-founder of the Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. Seth Klarman, an investor in the Times of Israel, is also on the list, with a net worth of $1.5 billion, showing that news for jews is big business.

The JTA also proudly lists some Jewish women on the list, including Shari Arison ($4.4 billion), Karen Pritzker ($4.3 billion), Lynn Schusterman ($3.7 billion), Doris Fisher ($3.2 billion), and Sheryl Sandberg, of Facebook and “Lean In” fame ($1 billion).

The JTA does not speculate as to why the top of the list, at least, was 20% Jewish while Jews make up only 0.2% of the world’s population, making Jews some 100 times more likely to become top billionaires than non-Jews. They don’t mention that the dozens of Jewish oligarchs from Russia and Ukraine simply stole their wealth from the people of those countries during the early post-Soviet years when the Zio-dominated IMF, World Bank, and U.S. Treasury were insisting on sudden, radical privatization of state assets. President Yeltsin appointed the Jewish Anatoly Chubais as Privatization Minister, and he worked with Jewish American advisors sent over by the U.S. Treasury headed by Lawrence Summers and with international bankers to transfer as much as possible of the wealth of Russia into Jewish hands.

The JTA does not talk about the easy access that even very young Jewish entrepeneurs have to capital from the Jewish-dominated banking system. Nor does it look at the nepotistic practices of Jewish businesses in favoring other Jewish businesses.

One thing that is so striking about the list is that most of those top-ten Jewish billionaires mentioned by the JTA are household names, whereas the 40 goyim billionaires that round out the top 50 are mostly not. This is because the Jewish billionaires are well-known for meddling in politics. Sheldon Adelson, George Soros, and Michael Bloomberg throw their money around trying to win elections in order to move the Jewish political agenda forward. The top goy on the list, Bill Gates, is better known for fighting malaria in Africa or bringing computers to schools in Chicago’s ghetto. He certainly does not use his fortune to promote his ethnic interests.

In fact, the most politically notorious goys on the list are the Koch brothers, who do intervene in politics, but not to advance their ethnic interests. Rather, they promote their own private financial interests, like the Keystone Pipeline. Could you imagine the uproar if the Koch brothers or any other non-Jewish billionaire contributed to candidates who spoke out against the Jewish domination of Amerian political and economic life or otherwise openly supported European American ethnic interests? Yet when Sheldon Adelson holds court in Las Vegas and all the Republican presidents-in-waiting come to spout their love for Israel, the Zio press covers him as a quint and quirky old man.

The sad part is that it takes the fortunes of countless Jewish billionaires to keep us in the dark about the Zio occupation that we live under, but if just one courageous gentile billionaire stepped forward he could enlighten the world.

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