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Guykhena: choi . NL do you bad o....
Now they made you number "2" ,that means you no be original colossus then

semid4lyfe: Just finished watching Episode 11 and it was tha shiznit

Can't wait for the last episode. . . . . . .

Guykhena: Lol,as he gives assist to Jack,he might be granted a pardon,who knows

Hold on is this colo$$u$

brilapluz: just finished watching the preview of episode 12,it seems an important character will die...

brilapluz: oh men episode 11 was explosive...its like a continuation of season 5 some how...old foes,usual suspects,and ever enduring threats...d grand finale is a week 4rm now..wud like 2 c how dey will successfully compress 10pm to 11am into one episode...d wait is on!!!!

iamliltee: REALLY Tell me more...

10. Sebastian Pinera, President of Chile - $2.4billion

Sebastian Pinera came to power in 2010 after
being elected as the first billionaire to be sworn in
as President of Chile. He owned Chilevision, a
terrestrial television channel that broadcasted all
over Chile. He also owned 27 percent of LAN
Airlines after purchasing the shares of
Scandinavian Airlines in the former state-owned
firm in 1994. He also held a 13 percent share in
Colo Colo, one of the country’s most popular
football clubs. He was also responsible for
introducing credit cards to Chile in the 70s.

9. Mohammed VI, King of Morocco - $2.5billion

Mohammed VI became the King of Morocco in
1999 after the death of his father. He drew a lot of
attention after promising to tackle the triple issues
of poverty, corruption and human rights violations.
These have yet to be solved, however, as
evidenced by widespread protests in 2011.
Corruption issues have also led to the King
himself. He holds significant amount of shares in
Omnium Nord Africain, or the ONA Group, that
owns diverse investments in retail, financial
services, mining and other sectors.

8. Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, Emir of Qatar - $2.5 billion

The ruler of Qatar comes from the Al Thani
dynasty that began its reign in 1850 when
Muhammad bin Thani ruled the country. The
family comes from one of the largest tribes in the
Arabian Peninsula called the Banu Tamim. The
current Emir came to power in 1995 after deposing
his father. He was one of the primary backers of
the Al Jazeera news network, even providing a $
137 million loan to help the company in its first
years of operation. The Emir is also known as a
huge football fan, having made bids to take over
clubs like Manchester United and Rangers FC.

7. Hans-Adam II, Prince of Liechstenstein - $4billion

His full name can be a mouthful: Johannes Hans
Adam Ferdinand Alois Josef Maria Marko d’
Aviano Pius von und zu Liechtenstein. He owns
the LGT banking group. His family also owns an
extensive collection of art pieces. These are
displayed for public viewing at the Liechtenstein
Museum in Vienna. He is considered as the
wealthiest monarch in all of Europe. He holds
broad powers as head of state, including the ability
to introduce legislation and the power to veto laws
passed by the parliament.