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Politics : Dutch Central Bank Sale Announcement Imminent?

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To: Bill Murphy who wrote (4508)	3/18/1999 5:24:00 PM
From: Bobby Yellin	Read Replies (1) of 81970

Thanks Bill ..unless I missed it..I wished he had also added how the margin requirements dropped. I also wish he had added that without using the ss money..there would be no surplus or rather there is no surplus..just create bookkeeping.. also creative reporting to measure inflation..drop what is being inflated and add that which is falling.. I wish he had also added some of Greenspan's answers during those committees when he just more or less shrugged his shoulders about how the wealth is just flowing to fewer and fewer hands as a result of his monetary policy..although he seems to take no responsibility for anything that doesn't have a positive spin to it// I was talking to a young woman originally from Malaysia and was trying to figure out if there were antiAmerican sentiment..I just read that Korea and Malaysia are turning around now..Malaysia without IMF help..she said something to the effect that Gore made negative statements when he visited Malaysia about their economy or something like that..She was quite proud it seemed that Malaysia didn't fall for IMF tactics..She wouldn't directly answer my question..she just said she and her family etc realized it was just politics although she did through in soros and thailand :-)

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