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To: Daniel Chisholm who wrote (2108)	9/23/1999 2:23:00 PM
From: Sam	Respond to of 3536

Daniel, I usually don't bother to post messages like the following, but: I agree with almost every word you said (except that I didn't have a short on the yen, but if I did trade currencies, I probably would have!). If the WSJ article is actually factual, then Armstrong is in trouble. However, it felt to me like a fairly typical WSJ kitchen sink hatchet job, the kind where the blame Democrats for everything bad in the world, and praise Ronald Reagan as the root of everything (almost everything, anyway) good. Maybe they're right about Armstrong, I don't know. Maybe we'll actually find out, maybe we won't. We'll have to see.