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To: FaultLine who started this subject	2/7/2002 9:21:37 AM
From: Condor	Read Replies (2) of 281500

Message 17026740 The Saudis are shifting out of dollars as the Middle East is nearing catastrophe. Iranian intelligence picked up an imminent threat of an attack by the Zionist entity on their nuclear reactor and warned Zionland of consequences of unimaginable proportions. Read nuclear retaliation. Kuwait had 600,000 barrels of day of their oil knocked out by an accident. Read sabotage. The latter sends a message to Bush that if he wants to be the last United States president he had better back off his persecution of the Palestinians or he can face the cutoff of 15 million barrels of oil per day. In the face of these portentous events, the Saudis are slowly moving out of dollars into gold and Euros lest they be frozen. Thus, the dollar will weaken and gold will rise. As they sell securities, the stock market will tumble. If an all out panic occurs, as in an oil cutoff, the Dow should quickly implode 50%. I assume our envoys are trying to calm things down and get the Arabians back in our corner before all hell breaks loose. Once again, a cutoff of the oil will plunge the United States into a depression and tear apart the political system as in Germany in the 1930s. Message 17026817 Message 17026880

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