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Report: 2 Israeli execs could replace Buffett
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Published: 29.04.12, 07:00
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1. No honour
Carl van Zijll de Jo ,   Lincoln, NZ   (04.29.12)
There is honour in replacing Mr Buffett, and surely not to follow in his footsteps. The reason being, all this buying and selling on the stock market have contributed to the acceleration of corruption of the global economy. In no way should we gamble/speculate with human resources & energy. It has lead to the increase introduction of fake money and subsequent inflation of every currency seeing the numerical quantity of money is ever increasing, e.g. millions, billions, trillions... zillions. For your information Google “The World Monetary Order”.
2. Warren Buffett
Andre' van der Walt ,   Sandton, SouthAfrica   (04.30.12)
Warren Buffett is a marvellous person (philanthropist) and an incredible financier. Just because post number one doesn’t like the way the world economy works doesn’t make Warren a bad person nor does it make his ‘work’ inappropriate. Let us not forget that Warren has given more of his fortune away to charity, than the sum of all the top 50 richest people on earth put together (including his close friend Bill). Being a good investor, good in maths and great in forecasting is not a crime – it is a gift! In the same way as the “human resource” is a gift onto the state of Israel. Warren has done some great things and its only jealousy that makes people like number one dislike these people... in the same way as many Arabs dislike Israel... Arab jealousy is killing them - literally. Israeli success while lacking natural resources is proof that being on Warren’s short list is just another great accomplishment to this small nation-state. Well done Israel for being the light onto the nations, thank you for all your discoveries, research and progress that has made our world a better place. – If your enemies learn to love rather than hate you this would be awonderful world.
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