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To: Alan Whirlwind who wrote (44634)	11/5/1999 1:43:00 PM
From: tshane	Respond to of 116756

"The two considered the most influential by about the same margin are Clinton and Hitler. Their mugs appear eerily side by side just above the fold. --Alan" and to your point, Alan: For those who haven't been paying attention our constitutional government has been operationally dispensed with months ago and the justice department castrated by the current rulership. It is now only existing as a fantasy in the minds of the intellectual idealists and has not been publicly announced. The current reigning rule-by-executive-order dictator is waiting for a natural or Hollywood produced crisis of enough significance to announce that in our own best interest we are no longer under constitutional law. Everything's been done but the announcing. Here's another in a long line of examples and well articulated: Date: Fri Nov 05 1999 12:49 tolerant (King Pig Boy...if this does not make America's blood boil I don't know what will...) ID#332239: Copyright ¸ 1999 tolerant/Kitco Inc. All rights reserved In the news this week, the Emperor's secretary of state, Ms. Madeleine Albright, has notified the rest of the world in writing that the United States is legally bound to observe the nuclear test-ban treaty, despite the Senate's decisive rejection of the treaty two weeks ago -- per the United States Constitution. "Despite this setback, I want to assure you that the United States will continue to act in accordance with its obligations as a signatory under international law, and will seek reconsideration of the treaty at a later date when conditions are better suited for ratification," says Ms. Albright. Let's take a look at those words. "Despite this setback...." Translation: "Despite our internal constitutional rule of law...." Albright: "We will continue to act in accordance with its obligations as a signatory under international law...." Translation: "It is the position of this administration that international law supersedes the sovereignty of our Constitution...." Albright: "We will seek reconsideration of the treaty at a later date when conditions are better suited for ratification." Translation: "After we declare Mr. Clinton our sovereign, it won't matter what that old Constitution says." federalist.com Anybody who doesn't see how Nazi and authoritarian states arise ain't paying attention.

To: Alan Whirlwind who wrote (44634)	11/5/1999 4:31:00 PM
From: Alex	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116756

Gold jewellery exports to Gulf touch nearly 20% Our Mumbai Bureau 5 NOVEMBER THE Middle East has become the second largest market for Indian jewellery with exports touching $165m, or nearly 20 per cent of country?s total gold jewellery exports. ``Though the trend of jewellery in the Middle East has been for 22 carat plain gold jewellery, of late there has been a shift in the preference towards studded jewellery that represents tremendous business opportunities for India,?? says a spokesman for the Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council. Come November and once again jewellery buyers from the Gulf will witness the beauty and glitter of exotic jewellery from India at Jewellery Arabia ?99 to be held in Bahrain between November 9 and 13, 1999. Leading Indian exporters are displaying a wide range of diamond and gem-set jewellery as well as plain gold and silver jewellery in classic and contemporary designs in the India Pavilion on 200 square metre area, he added. The efforts of the Indian gem and jewellery industry to portray its image and unique identity, is reflected in the recently adopted mnemonic (generic logo). ``This mammoth industry, where technology combines with the perfection and creativity of the artisan to produce the most exquisite and dazzling pieces of jewellery, now has a signature of its own,?? the spokesman said. India is poised to enter the new millennium and obtain greater market share and market leadership in the gems and jewellery industry. During the millennium year, the council is once again mounting Indian Pavilions at the Basel Show and the JA International Jewellery Show, New York. Indian Pavilions are also being put up at the Hong Kong Jewellery & Watch Fair 2000, Arab Jewellery & Watch Show at Abu Dhabi and Jewellery Arabia 2000 at Bahrain.

To: Alan Whirlwind who wrote (44634)	11/5/1999 5:26:00 PM
From: Tunica Albuginea	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116756

Alan Whirlwind, we are now about at the ideal position of a fully blown market bubble. Sails are full. We have declared inflation dead. Gold has been declared dead. Markets will go up 30% / year from now on and all debts are forgiven. Our glorious leader is now ready to " move us into the 21st Century with the women the children and the elderly." Have no fear. ..............8888888888.......... As far as I am concerned, we have met all the criteria for the most gigantic market bubble in history which is about to burst any second. Today was the market/Naz's high for the next 12 months IMHO. A swan song. When this baby blows up I think it will be a sight to behold. Now the real action begins next week in particular Wed. I got my last batch of NEM> I put it in the AM at just a hair ( 20 9/16 ) above support of 20 1/2 just to make sure I got it, GGG. Ready for next week. A good weekend to one and all, TA

To: Alan Whirlwind who wrote (44634)	11/6/1999 9:49:00 AM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116756

<<"Anybody making a statement like 'there will be no inflation in our lifetime' Obviously has more balls than brains!">> OT Speaking of "Balls & Brains", I'm not saying B. Gates is without sin, BUT What does it say whe the Dept. of Justice slams MSFT but won't even look into possibility of many crimes by the current White House residents? This is the kind of thing which must indicate the "End of the Good Times". When any act by a business and a business man ,on less than good terms with the President, are "crimes" & far worse incidents, by friends of the President, go unseen; the end must be very near.