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To: Gord Bolton who wrote (50573)	3/20/2000 4:46:00 AM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 116815

<<it is really a debate about whether gold is a commodity or a currency.>> Yes I agree it is both, always has been and always will be. <<Those who desire the central banks to hold gold as a currency must also accept the political implications....>> <<Those who want gold to be treated strictly as a commodity must then accept the prospect of the central banks.....>> Yes no problem, as I completely agree. But with a big B and Richard Harmon has explained it a hundred times using almost that many different way that all above is aok under a free & open & honest & non fixed & on and on and on market system of which does not exist today or in the past many years. So two issues: First, the practical of how to replace criminal with honest(correct). Second, not really needed to do the first as in to identify criminal activity, but needed to understand how the status que market system became corrupt. The focus of the second is that "good verses evil" battle. Doug