Today coronation of good King Charles III, so patient.

[gegyx]

macron and brigitte made the trip, of course.

I have not seen. Especially if bibi had brought his bibi.

By any chance, if you pass by, understand why there is a feeling of unease among some Britons…

https://www.kla.tv/25977

[phil59]

macron and brigitte made the trip, of course.

I have not seen.

I haven't seen them either, I can assure you!

[Christophe]

The biggest discomfort was in the eyes and the mimicry of the king…

The king is dying, long live the king!

[Christophe]

[gegyx]

I only saw my link, and that's enough.
Huge fortune and income, inherited from his ancestors, without inheritance tax.
Black slave trade, largest landowner in the world, suspicions substantiated, of Diana's disappearance.

His actions for the planet and WWF...
The jackpot: 25% of the profits on its agricultural assets. Every time a wind turbine is built in the world, a share for it...

Has rather protected rather than shunned, the stars of child trafficking.
Etc ...

[Janic]

Huge fortune and income, inherited from his ancestors, without inheritance tax.
Black slave trade, largest landowner in the world, suspicions substantiated, of Diana's disappearance.
His actions for the planet and WWF...
The jackpot: 25% of the profits on its agricultural assets. Every time a wind turbine is built in the world, a share for it...

it has always been so, that the "powerful" of this world are also the richest. We have Betancourt and Arnaud, elsewhere they will also be billionaires and that shouldn't shock anyone?
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_des ... s_du_monde
Public figures are not included in the ranking like the royal families, because for the magazine “their money is in essence due to their position as leaders. In other words, their property actually belongs to their country (…). When they die, the fortune will go to the next king or sultan”
Reviews
Le Monde criticizes the 2018 ranking, which misses "next to gigantic fortunes hidden by their owners in discreet jurisdictions and opaque structures, such as front companies, foundations or trusts". The newspaper refers to the cover-ups it revealed with the Paradise Papers in 2017. The weekly explains that "in the absence of massive leaks of confidential data, the real nature of billionaires' wealth therefore often remains unknown to the general public - and Forbes.