this really surprise mi: european city with the most

[jah_yout]

millionaires is moscow

they've come a long way from lenin & stalin

[Suesumba]

Re: this really surprise mi: european city with the most

never heard of the russian mafia huh?

[RichD]

Re: this really surprise mi: european city with the most

from forbes article:

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Last March, Russia had 87 billionaires, <span style="font-weight: bold">more than any other nation except the U.S.</span> At least 40 had money in the real estate and construction markets. Now that the bubble has burst in those sectors as well as commodities and banking, Russia has 55 fewer billionaires.</div></div>

[Gen]

Re: this really surprise mi: european city with the most

why yuh think dem did kill awf the forbes editor couple years back ? cause dem nuh want yuh fi know bout dem runnings. tap from read the ny post a daytime

nuff a dem pickney live a manhattan in penthouses



The Assassination of a Dream

Like many of the Russian-Americans he grew up among in Manhattan, the journalist Paul Klebnikov hoped to return to his ancestral land and help restore it to great ness. Unlike most of those people, he actually got there. But last summer, on a Moscow street, his life was tragically and mysteriously cut short.


The week before last, Paul Klebnikov was memorialized by his family and friends at the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church in Manhattan. It was a subdued service, and many of the several hundred mourners stayed behind afterward to tell stories on an open microphone. An uncle played piano; a woman sang a song in Russian. Klebnikov had died in his prime, and he was remembered as a hero. By the time he was 41, he had realized part of a lifelong dream—he had left New York and gone to Russia as a reformer, an investigative reporter committed to using the power of the press to stop a new class of oligarchs from ransacking the country under the guise of capitalism.


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