Billions of us trying to live, love, prosper, and make sense of our brief time on this planet.

Let's talk about billions.

Let's talk about past and future billions.

They've enriched the lives of billions.

Some are poor, some are wealthy. There are billions.

Hundreds and thousands and billions of people.

All those billions lost where do they end up?

Today donors are spending billions of dollars on this.

So this just summarizes it.

A quip says this is a revolt of the millionaires against the billionaires.

We should not be surprised when those billions of people do not acclaim us as heroes and heroines.

But a billion other people are connecting to a billion other things at the same time.

And I started off by calculating how many billions of clicks there are all around the globe on all the computers.

As we have a very large economy, that involves tens of billions of dollars in additional assistance.

Forget broke, we could build a better future right now!

So I want to end with three questions for the future billions, just ahead of 2016, when the United States will lose its place as number one economy to China.

You are constructed, your self is constructed from these billions of events.

And what we do affects not just us here in this Hall, but billions of our fellow human beings.

At the forefront of the priorities of this Summit is the issue of sustainable development and the liberation of billions of people from poverty, disease and hunger.

We're gathering thousands of interactions per student per class, billions of interactions altogether, and now we can start analyzing that, and when we learn from that, do experimentations, that's when the real revolution will come.

These guys belong to free market think tanks, which have spent billions of corporate dollars trying to make us all believe that if we just let corporations do what they want, everything will work out great.

Think about that, the fact that, literally, a group of students can touch the lives of a billion people today.

Sadly, this leads me to another three Bs that represents how the media in the West talks about us as bombers, billionaires and belly dancers.

Occasionally, you will make a planet or a star or a galaxy or a hundred billion galaxies.

Adequate financing would undoubtedly save millions of lives and change the destiny of billions.

All countries have an obligation to apply UNSCR 1373 and 1267 and its successor resolutions against terrorists and those who materially support them.

Sadly, this leads me to another three Bs that represents how the media in the West talks about us as bombers, billionaires and belly dancers.

And I have to tell you that although millions doesn't sound like a lot in terms of the billions that need to be connected, it's a start.

This reminded me of the Le Miserables novel where a person is executed for having stolen a loaf of bread while they have robbed us of billions of dollars and laugh in our faces.

Spending billions on fighter planes we don't need or wars with no end, and then saying we're broke, just isn't honest.

And every year we ask them to start a company or a product or a service that can affect positively the lives of a billion people within a decade.

So I want to end with three questions for the future billions, just ahead of 2016, when the United States will lose its place as number one economy to China.

A single, solitary star among billions of other stars inside a single galaxy alongside hundreds of billions of other galaxies in a universe born billions of years before us.

And I have to tell you that although millions doesn't sound like a lot in terms of the billions that need to be connected, it's a start. And we are learning a lot.

They made billions off the first Gulf War and its sequel and hundreds of millions off Katrina, all paid for by the U.S. government, whose vice president was once their own CEO.

Hedge funds have borrowed hundreds of billions of dollars at ultra low interest rate in Japan, and invested the proceeds in countries like Brazil and Turkey, where interest rates are high.

It was probably already too late in the 1970s, when the best available scientific theory was telling us that industrial emissions were about to precipitate a new ice age in which billions would die.

It was probably already too late in the 1970s, when the best available scientific theory was telling us that industrial emissions were about to precipitate a new ice age, in which billions would die.

So this just summarizes it. Over billions of years, on a unique sphere, chance has painted a thin covering of life complex and probable, wonderful and fragile.

The cost of executing such a policy simply would be too high (several hundred billion dollars and tens of thousands of casualties in Iraq and still counting).

With billions of people who have been born, worked, lived and died before us, these people who have worked so much, we have now bring beautiful things, beautiful gifts, we know so many things.

What is at stake here is no less important the lives and well being of billions in the Third World depend on a global war on poverty.

So, to conclude, intelligent power can, globally, save thousands of lives, prevent tens of thousands of injuries, and eliminate tens of billions of dollars in property damage every single year, while significantly reducing global energy consumption.

Corrupt rulers can use the billions they receive from oil and mining corporations for personal extravagance, or to buy arms for troops to crush democratic resistance movements.

By comparison with the year 2000, State budget expenditures for pre school educational programmes rose to 5.8 billion tenge from 2.9 billion (a 100 increase).