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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index

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To: MSI who wrote (6818)11/14/2002 6:00:59 AM
From: David JonesRead Replies (1) of 306849
 
Davis should of let the market be a market. If suddenly my and every other Californian's utility bill jumped three or four times we would of shut down every light and electric tooth brush in the state. We could of learned to live with less waste of power. Later starving the power producers with our hard learned frugality. Millions of emails, letters, phone calls, what have you, would hit Washington getting a lot more attention than Davis was arousing.
After it became apparent that it was all a scam. We wouldn't be tied into long term heavy money loosing contracts. The whole west coast calling for some heads would get great attention in Washington. There would be no contracts to attempt to back out of and a class action lawsuit to beat all.
I said it then and I'll say it again. They're not going to shut down the 6th largest economy in the world and a driving force for the U.S because suddenly electricity simply disappeared!
We didn't need Davis just a few million people ready to hang every lying politician or power baron bastard in sight.
And don't even try to blame the GOP if Davis cant get that 30B back because it's gone. Washed and rewashed and spread out ten ways to Sunday.
It's all lawyers and it will be for years. More money down a rat hole imo.
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