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To: Enigma who wrote (39919)	9/2/1999 8:14:00 AM
From: Winzer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116931

Guess who the German government is looking to extradite from Canada? Can they be closing in on an ABX director alleged to have taken kickbacks (allegedly arranged by the person being extradited) while serving the Canadian people? If the Canadians cooperate with the Germans then maybe the back-scratching can get the goods on said politician. Said politician also tried to clean out the stuff from house paid for by the Canadian taxpayers. He had to return them once the word got out. Is he typical of the ABX board members? Lets not talk about Munk and the flunkie who "botched" the Argentina Gold deal. Talking about a fall guy. i.e. Munk putting an accountant (loyal) to do mining business! I guess the buck stopped there! Meanwhile, the paper world continues to come into disrepute. First the BONY now the Japanese branch? of Republic Bank also finding some Maytag Money turning through. CNN plans to have a show/study on money laundering tonight. Could it be that the big banks knew that a Maytag Money scandal was in the works so they decided to do damage control by manipulating the POG? Winzer