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To: Jumper who wrote (10891)	12/4/1997 9:40:00 PM
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Jupmer, enjoyed the artical you posted the URL to. Especially liked the part where they said >>>>He said the IMF efforts, however well-intentioned, were thwarting the natural process of transferring ownership of assets from ''financially weak hands''to ''financially strong hands.'' ''It is letting South Korean chip manufacturers -- and the Korea government who encouraged them in expanding in an already flooded market -- to continue their ownership,'' Lindsey said, adding that it would be sensible to allow those who made foolish decisions pay for them by being forced to declare bankruptcy. <<< Sounds like what the co-founder of Dell had to say a few days ago almost word for word. You can't let a country go out of busines as it where but if I have land and i want a loan then I have to sell some land and raise dome dough. Maybe if some of these countries had to give up some land for loans they would not have such a casino mentalilty. For example...what about military air bases the USA pays to the nose for. For a couple of billion... maybe they should give it to us. Sound like a decent trade? Just an idea! What you think?

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