To: BGR who wrote (77759 ) 12/2/1999 5:54:00 PM From: Cynic 2005 Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 86076
<<Mohan, but the Prudent Bear is hardly an authoritative source of Economic History. It only rhymes with your biases, perhaps.>> One more time you proved that you comment on stuff without even reading it. It was a quote from President Hoover's memoirs. Do you get that? Yes that matter rhymes with my "biases" alright. But it is a counter argument for your "biases." You often ask people to produce proof for basis of their argument while you continue to spew meaningless drivel with no supporting data. I still remember a few of your posts in which you are freely floating your opinions as facts and asking others for "data." ("a) Heinz, I have to ask for data on that one ... please take no offense." #reply-11560016; b) "since it seems that you want to ignore data and stick to your personal biases from anecdotal information I can understand why everything looks UFB to you." #reply-10016033; c) When I see something erroneous posted in a public forum, I believe that the proper response is to post a correction supported by data/research. Apparently, you believe that the proper response is to walk away. Well, let's agree to disagree? #reply-11684628) You bring to me a few factual errors from Tice's commentary to support your claim. If you can't do that, stop making a fool of yourself again and again. Also, can you prove to me that quotes in my previous post (from Prudent Bear commentary) are not from President Hoover's memoir?. Many a times you asserted your opinion that Feds have already learned from their mistakes and insist that the crisis is over due to dreft handling by the Fed. BTW, putting a "g" or a "vbg" won't turn venum in to honey. (I saw your reply to this post and I concluded it is completely waste of my time to talk sense to you. Unless it is a different subject altogether, you can expect no posts from me.)