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To: cody andre who wrote (16189)	3/10/2000 8:08:00 PM
From: goldsnow	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 17770

Who else launders money? The answer is people who have stolen it in large quantities. Rumor has it that Russia is regular fire hydrant for stolen money seeking a clean identity. This was crystallized in the court cases surrounding the Bank of New York. And there is a lot to beef about because according to today's New York Times, $7 billion of suspect Russian funds have moved through the Bank of New York. Now we are getting to the bottom of this. I come back to the basic point that there wouldn't be so much Russian money to launder if the Clinton administration hadn't botched-up Russia. The game plan for a long time was that we could neutralize the forces of evil by supporting the decrepit regime of a decrepit president, Boris Yeltsin, and by spraying tons of money on Russia. quote.bloomberg.com