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Gold/Mining/Energy : Canadian-under $3.00 Stock-Picking Challenge

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To: Al Collard who wrote (11636)3/9/2003 8:43:15 PM
From: originunknown   of 11802
 
Al:

Yes, the US economy has already suffered greatly from the uncertainty of war, and the billions about to be spent on a massive attack of IRAQ and the support of a puppet regime for the many years to come will cost more than the US can really afford at this time. What a waste!

"Countries from around the world are slowly pulling their money out of the North American markets" -- Actually our higher interest rates are attracting more international investors ---- the Canadian dollar has never done so well and reflects this influx of foreign investment. This may be temporary as when the giant begins to stumble so will we as one of their biggest dependent trading partner.

The Iraq situation is about more than just oil. It is about completing what his dad never finished, it is about controlling the political stability of the Middle East, it is about deflecting attention from other more important issues like a failing US economy, it is about misplaced military and political arrogance.

65% of the world population is against attacking Iraq as are a majority of Americans. Iraq is dangerous as is Libya, North Korea, Iran, and many many other countries that harbour and support terrorist groups. Why was Iraq singled out? Why are not other solutions even considered.........?

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