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December 23rd, 2011 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
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Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 10:19 PM on 22nd December 2011
A magazine for billionaires has unveiled its readers’ ultimate Christmas wish list including a £170million private jet, an £85million yacht – and £3million round of golf.
Luxury mag Robb Report compiles an annual list of the 21 most ‘imaginative and extravagant’ gifts for the world’s super-rich.
This year’s list is worth a total of £250 million and is headed by a customised Boeing Dreamliner jet.
Supersize: The one-of-a-kind megayacht which has made the billionaires rich list
Dream stay: Fancy an all-inclusive fishing trip for 30 guests to King Pacific Lodge in British Columbia?
The £120million plane has been given a £50 million overhaul to feature bespoke dining rooms, living areas and bedrooms.
The wish list includes three mega-yachts with a price-tag starting at a mere £30million.
THE RICH WISH-LIST
1. Personal Boeing 787 ‘Dreamliner’ £170 million
2. One-of-a-kind Philippe Briand-designed megayacht £85 million
3. MariSol estate in Malibu £20 million
4. Costa Careyes estate £11 million
5. Backyard aquarium £7 million
6. Guy Dreier garage £4.4 million
7. Takeover Fiji’s Laucala Island for a private 70-person golf tournament £2.9 million
8. Old and new Bentleys £2.1 million
9. Custom whole-home Steinway Lyngdorf audio setup £1 million
10. Trio of rare violet Shvres vases £930,000
11. Set of five one-off David Oscarson pens £930,000
12. Taylor Fladgate port and Portugal experience £750,000
13. Circa-1900 Faberge snake head cane handle £590,000
14. VIP trip to London Olympics £550,000
15. Custom modernist kitchen £500,000
16. 30-person salmon fishing trip with chef Michael £396,000
17. Royal Salute whisky and experience £372,000
18. Custom Kiton wardrobe £310,000
19. Cartier perfume , necklace, and experience £295,000
20. Custom Louis Vuitton watch £230,000
21. ‘Nacho’ Figueras polo experience and polo horse £175,000
A 240ft yacht named Vitruvius will set its owner back £85 million and accommodate 12 guests and 20 crew over five luxurious storeys.
Next on the list this Christmas is a 10,000 sq ft property set within 57-acres of stunning Malibu, USA.
For the £20 million price tag, the five-bedroom property comes with separate staff quarters, a luxury swimming pool and tennis court within one of the world’s most exclusive neighbourhoods.
Motoring is taken care of by luxury British firm Bentley – with two cars available from the Crewe-based manufacturer for a combined value of £2.1 million.
The Bentley deal offers the best of old and new money, with the fresh-looking Continental GTC complimented by the classic 1927 Bentley 6 Litre Vanden Plas Sports Tourer.
The latter is thought to be one of just nine left in the world. It also comes with a VIP trip to the company factory and a night’s stay at a five-star London hotel.
One of the most outlandish gifts is the £2.9 million golf day, where you and 70 guests are flown business class to Fiji where they get exclusive rental of a whole island for five days so they can take part in a private golf tournament.
There is also a one-off £500,000 kitchen which comes with sous-vide water baths, a liquid-nitrogen ice-cream maker and a week-long cooking course with an award-winning US chef.
To compliment the fine food served up in the incredible kitchen, Robb Report has picked out a £380,000 whisky package which includes a single bottle of the £130,000 ‘Tribute to Honour’, Scotland’s second most expensive Scotch.
Desirable: The Bentley Continental GTC which, along with a 1927 Bentley 6 Litre Vanden Plas Sports Tourer worth $3m, has made the list
Bruce Wallin, editorial director of the magazine, said: ‘This is the 28th edition of Robb Report’s annual Ultimate Gift Guide, and every year we’re faced with the challenge of pushing the envelope beyond what we’ve done in years past.
‘For 2011, we take the concept of a gift to a new level, with 21 picks that include everything from a custom-designed Boeing 787 Dreamliner jet to a private-island golf tournament for 70 friends in Fiji.
‘Now we just have to start thinking about how we’re going to top that in 2012.’
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