This Could Make Carlos Slim $10 Billion Richer

[Jose]

Forbes - ‎21/10/2011‎
Carlos Slim Helu, the world's richest man, could see his net worth
increase by as much as $9.6 billion in little over a year if the crown
jewel of his business empire, America Movil, buys the remainder of
Mexican telecom monopoly Telmex and America ...


http://www.forbes.com/sites/ivancastano/2011/10/21/this-could-make-carlos-slim-10-billion-richer/

[Hisler]

Post by Jose
Forbes - ‎21/10/2011‎
Carlos Slim Helu, the world's richest man, could see his net worth
increase by as much as $9.6 billion in little over a year if the crown
jewel of his business empire, America Movil, buys the remainder of
Mexican telecom monopoly Telmex and America ...
http://www.forbes.com/sites/ivancastano/2011/10/21/this-could-make-carlos-slim-10-billion-richer/

It's fitting that a nation that depends on remittances from millions of
low-paid illegal aliens in Estados Unidos to maintain some semblance of
economic stability is home to the world's richest man. It's also
amusing, Jose, to see posts from a Hispanic such as yourself posting
words of adulation in the usenet community with regard to this pig,
Carlos Slim, as if his greed somehow gives prestige to Mexico and its
vast underclass. Mexico should erect a statue of Carlos Slim pissing on
Mexicans who pay coyotes to sneak them into the USA and laughing at them.

[Tonico]

Post by Hisler

Post by Jose
Forbes - ‎21/10/2011‎
Carlos Slim Helu, the world's richest man, could see his net worth
increase by as much as $9.6 billion in little over a year if the crown
jewel of his business empire, America Movil, buys the remainder of
Mexican telecom monopoly Telmex and America ...
http://www.forbes.com/sites/ivancastano/2011/10/21/this-could-make-ca...

It's fitting that a nation that depends on remittances from millions of
low-paid illegal aliens in Estados Unidos to maintain some semblance of
economic stability is home to the world's richest man.  It's also
amusing, Jose, to see posts from a Hispanic such as yourself posting
words of adulation in the usenet community with regard to this pig,
Carlos Slim, as if his greed somehow gives prestige to Mexico and its
vast underclass. Mexico should erect a statue of Carlos Slim pissing on
Mexicans who pay coyotes to sneak them into the USA and laughing at them.

México´s Federal Budget for 2011 was 3 trillion, 438,895,5 million
pesos, or something like 275,000 million dollars.

Mexicans send to México every year something like 30,000 de dólares,
or slightly more than 10% of Mexico´s budget, so ¿how are these
remittances helping to make some semblance of economic stability in
Mexico?

No doubt the money sent to Mexico from USA is important, but not even
close as to be "the basis" for México´s stability or something like
that.

Saludiux
Toño

[Hisler]

Post by Tonico

Post by Hisler

Post by Jose
Forbes - ‎21/10/2011‎
Carlos Slim Helu, the world's richest man, could see his net worth
increase by as much as $9.6 billion in little over a year if the crown
jewel of his business empire, America Movil, buys the remainder of
Mexican telecom monopoly Telmex and America ...
http://www.forbes.com/sites/ivancastano/2011/10/21/this-could-make-ca...

It's fitting that a nation that depends on remittances from millions of
low-paid illegal aliens in Estados Unidos to maintain some semblance of
economic stability is home to the world's richest man. It's also
amusing, Jose, to see posts from a Hispanic such as yourself posting
words of adulation in the usenet community with regard to this pig,
Carlos Slim, as if his greed somehow gives prestige to Mexico and its
vast underclass. Mexico should erect a statue of Carlos Slim pissing on
Mexicans who pay coyotes to sneak them into the USA and laughing at them.

México´s Federal Budget for 2011 was 3 trillion, 438,895,5 million
pesos, or something like 275,000 million dollars.
Mexicans send to México every year something like 30,000 de dólares,
or slightly more than 10% of Mexico´s budget, so ¿how are these
remittances helping to make some semblance of economic stability in
Mexico?
No doubt the money sent to Mexico from USA is important, but not even
close as to be "the basis" for México´s stability or something like
that.
Saludiux
Toño

Point is well-taken. Your civil response to my comments is appreciated.

[Ramon F Herrera]

Post by Hisler

Post by Tonico

Post by Hisler

Post by Jose
Forbes - ‎21/10/2011‎
Carlos Slim Helu, the world's richest man, could see his net worth
increase by as much as $9.6 billion in little over a year if the crown
jewel of his business empire, America Movil, buys the remainder of
Mexican telecom monopoly Telmex and America ...
http://www.forbes.com/sites/ivancastano/2011/10/21/this-could-make-ca...

It's fitting that a nation that depends on remittances from millions of
low-paid illegal aliens in Estados Unidos to maintain some semblance of
economic stability is home to the world's richest man.  It's also
amusing, Jose, to see posts from a Hispanic such as yourself posting
words of adulation in the usenet community with regard to this pig,
Carlos Slim, as if his greed somehow gives prestige to Mexico and its
vast underclass. Mexico should erect a statue of Carlos Slim pissing on
Mexicans who pay coyotes to sneak them into the USA and laughing at them.

México´s Federal Budget for 2011 was 3 trillion, 438,895,5 million
pesos, or something like 275,000 million dollars.
Mexicans send to México every year something like 30,000 de dólares,
or slightly more than 10% of Mexico´s budget, so ¿how are these
remittances helping to make some semblance of economic stability in
Mexico?
No doubt the money sent to Mexico from USA is important, but not even
close as to be "the basis" for México´s stability or something like
that.
Saludiux
Toño

Point is well-taken. Your civil response to my comments is

appreciated.

As opposed to your uncivilized barrage of insults.

-Ramon

[RLunfa]

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Post by Hisler

Post by Hisler
Point is well-taken. Your civil response to my comments is

appreciated.
As opposed to your uncivilized barrage of insults.
-Ramon

Tiene razòn don Mamòn Remera, hay que ser civilizado como en el primer
mundo.

Ah, què serìa de mi sin estas maravillas de usenet!

RLunfa

[RLunfa]

Post by Hisler

Post by Jose
Forbes - ‎21/10/2011‎
Carlos Slim Helu, the world's richest man, could see his net worth
increase by as much as $9.6 billion in little over a year if the crown
jewel of his business empire, America Movil, buys the remainder of
Mexican telecom monopoly Telmex and America ...
http://www.forbes.com/sites/ivancastano/2011/10/21/this-could-make-carlos-slim-10-billion-richer/

It's fitting that a nation that depends on remittances from millions of
low-paid illegal aliens in Estados Unidos to maintain some semblance of
economic stability is home to the world's richest man. It's also
amusing, Jose, to see posts from a Hispanic such as yourself posting
words of adulation in the usenet community with regard to this pig,
Carlos Slim, as if his greed somehow gives prestige to Mexico and its
vast underclass. Mexico should erect a statue of Carlos Slim pissing on
Mexicans who pay coyotes to sneak them into the USA and laughing at them.

No diga pavadas, don Hitler.
El hermano Josè es, a lo sumo, una vìctima de la miserable cultura
`winner` de los putos estados unidos, que solo endiosa el dinero por si
mismo, cuando debe ser - como comienza a sospechar usted - una cosa al
servicio del hombre.

Ese es el anarcocapitalismo que mencionò la presidenta Cristina Kirchner
en el G20 (hundido).

Agradecerè que posteen en casteyano, me cago en todos ustedes, pero
siempre de onda, eh?

RLunfa

[Hisler]

Post by RLunfa

Post by Hisler

Post by Jose
Forbes - ‎21/10/2011‎
Carlos Slim Helu, the world's richest man, could see his net worth
increase by as much as $9.6 billion in little over a year if the crown
jewel of his business empire, America Movil, buys the remainder of
Mexican telecom monopoly Telmex and America ...
http://www.forbes.com/sites/ivancastano/2011/10/21/this-could-make-carlos-slim-10-billion-richer/

It's fitting that a nation that depends on remittances from millions of
low-paid illegal aliens in Estados Unidos to maintain some semblance of
economic stability is home to the world's richest man. It's also
amusing, Jose, to see posts from a Hispanic such as yourself posting
words of adulation in the usenet community with regard to this pig,
Carlos Slim, as if his greed somehow gives prestige to Mexico and its
vast underclass. Mexico should erect a statue of Carlos Slim pissing on
Mexicans who pay coyotes to sneak them into the USA and laughing at them.

No diga pavadas, don Hitler.
El hermano Josè es, a lo sumo, una vìctima de la miserable cultura
`winner` de los putos estados unidos, que solo endiosa el dinero por si
mismo, cuando debe ser - como comienza a sospechar usted - una cosa al
servicio del hombre.
Ese es el anarcocapitalismo que mencionò la presidenta Cristina Kirchner
en el G20 (hundido).
Agradecerè que posteen en casteyano, me cago en todos ustedes, pero
siempre de onda, eh?
RLunfa

I like that word you use, "anarcocapitalismo." So very descriptive.
Thank you for your comments.

[Ramon F Herrera]

Post by Hisler

Post by Jose
Forbes - ‎21/10/2011‎
Carlos Slim Helu, the world's richest man, could see his net worth
increase by as much as $9.6 billion in little over a year if the crown
jewel of his business empire, America Movil, buys the remainder of
Mexican telecom monopoly Telmex and America ...
http://www.forbes.com/sites/ivancastano/2011/10/21/this-could-make-ca...

It's fitting that a nation that depends on remittances
from millions of low-paid illegal aliens in Estados Unidos to
maintain some semblance of economic stability

Remittances to Mexico are less than 4% of their GDP.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/01/27/world/main6148649.shtml

The remittances total about $20-$25 billion. Meanwhile, Mexico is a
trillion dollar economy.

The situation for countries south of Mexico is another story
altogether. They depend on remittances by about 30%.

-Ramon

[Red Cloud]

Post by Jose
Forbes - ‎21/10/2011‎
Carlos Slim Helu, the world's richest man, could see his net worth
increase by as much as $9.6 billion in little over a year if the crown
jewel of his business empire, America Movil, buys the remainder of
Mexican telecom monopoly Telmex and America ...
http://www.forbes.com/sites/ivancastano/2011/10/21/this-could-make-ca...

 > It's fitting that a nation that depends on remittances
 > from millions of low-paid illegal aliens in Estados Unidos to
 > maintain some semblance of economic stability
Remittances to Mexico are less than 4% of their GDP.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/01/27/world/main6148649.shtml
The remittances total about $20-$25 billion. Meanwhile, Mexico is a
trillion dollar economy.
The situation for countries south of Mexico is another story
altogether. They depend on remittances by about 30%.
-Ramon

Are you so fruitcake you low-IQ Hispanic ass?
Mexican trillion dollar economy depends on $25Bilions remittance from
foreign
nation by illegals work on crappy labor.? You think it is good for
Mexico.
Holy Cow! No wonder Hispanic can't produce on complete TV set.