1ClassyLady 68F
3126 posts
5/28/2019 7:15 pm
MacKenzie Bezos to give half of her $36 billion fortune to charity

MacKenzie Bezos, worth more than $36 billion after divorcing Amazon (AMZN) CEO Jeff Bezos, announced on Tuesday that she will give at least half of her fortune to charity.

Bezos’s promise came by signing the Giving Pledge, an initiative founded in 2010 by Bill and Melinda Gates and Warren Buffett that encourages the world’s wealthiest people to donate more than half of their wealth to charitable causes.

“There are lots of resources each of us can pull from our safes to share with others,” the fiction author stated in a letter published on the Giving Pledge website.

“In addition to whatever assets life has nurtured in me, I have a disproportionate amount of money to share,” MacKenzie Bezos added. “My approach to philanthropy will continue to be thoughtful. It will take time and effort and care. But I won’t wait. And I will keep at it until the safe is empty.”

Bezos previously funded cancer research, and founded the anti-bullying organization Bystander Revolution. She is one of 19 signatories of the Giving Pledge announced on Tuesday.

“The generosity of this group is a reflection of the inspiration we take from the many millions of people who work quietly and effectively to create a better world for others, often at great personal sacrifice,” Warren Buffett said in a statement.

Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos announced their divorce in January, after 25 years of marriage. One month later, Bezos alleged that the National Enquirer tried to blackmail him using intimate photos of him with his mistress, Lauren Sanchez, who was revealed to have been having an affair with the Amazon CEO.

On April 4, MacKenzie Bezos announced that she would give him 75% of her Amazon stock as part of their divorce agreement.




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1ClassyLady 68F
3289 posts
5/29/2019 1:05 pm

    Quoting XiWangdeXin:
    I understand. But I thought you were trying to be honest and objective and maybe didn't understand that what you have done is illegal and could potentially get Chinese FriendFinder fined or even shut down. Summarize what you read and tell others where you got your information. That is the proper and safe way to share information.
You are too exaggerated. There is no "patent right" on any news articles, or current events, so I didn't violate any privacy laws. My email friends share news, current events ALL THE TIME with links that sometimes had videos with article. I and my friends shared many news and discussed the current events.

Do you know on "YouTube video", they said "Please share, Thumb up, and subscribe"? I didn't violate any law. You are a naysayer to my blogs, you are NOT welcome to be on my blogs in the future. I don't like you. Goodbye.



Honesty is the best policy.


XiWangdeXin 70M
146 posts
5/29/2019 10:31 am

I understand. But I thought you were trying to be honest and objective and maybe didn't understand that what you have done is illegal and could potentially get Chinese FriendFinder fined or even shut down. Summarize what you read and tell others where you got your information. That is the proper and safe way to share information.


1ClassyLady 68F
3289 posts
5/29/2019 9:09 am

    Quoting XiWangdeXin:
    Plagiarism. Blog post copied in full from Yahoo News without attribution. Furthermore, plagiarism laws also restrict copying full articles even when proper attribution is granted.
I have many email friends (males and females), we sent and forwarded news links and discussed the current events that we are interested. However, on Chinese FriendFinder I don't have bloggers email addresses, and Chinese FriendFinder won't allow me to show website address, so I copied down the entire news as blog topics and wanted to hear different voices. Also I wanted to show bloggers that articles to actuate the discussions of current events and I didn't I made up the news. That is all my intentions, nothing else. If you like the topics, comment on it, if you don't, ignore it.



Honesty is the best policy.


XiWangdeXin 70M
146 posts
5/29/2019 2:09 am

When divorcing in the U.S., the distribution of assets is determined by state laws applicable in the state where the divorce action is filed. Each state sets its own requirements. Some require an equal split of all assets. Some require an equal split of only those assets acquired during the marriage. There are many variations among the laws of the 50 states. Other variations include waiting periods, fault/no fault, residency (e.g. You can't just hop over to another state to get a quick divorce because it only requires a 6 week waiting period while your current state of residence requires 6 months), , alimony, palimony, etc.

Men AND women should always consult with a lawyer before entering (or terminating) ANY legal contract with any other person or legal entity.


XiWangdeXin 70M
146 posts
5/29/2019 1:51 am

Plagiarism. Blog post copied in full from Yahoo News without attribution. Furthermore, plagiarism laws also restrict copying full articles even when proper attribution is granted.


1ClassyLady 68F
3289 posts
5/28/2019 8:05 pm

Wow, the billionaires, i.e. MacKenzie Bezos, Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, .... all Giving Pledge 50% of their wealth to charities.

Normally when divorce, women got the half of her husband's wealth. Well, not in my case. I NOT ONLY gave him "Green Card", "U.S. citizen", BUT also gave him cars, dental office, .... so, I refused to sell my residence to give him 50%. He is a couch potato, watching TV and doing nothing, pay nothing "son of the bit*ch". Women have to be very careful to choose the right men.



Honesty is the best policy.