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To: Alan Whirlwind who wrote (54740)	6/21/2000 4:29:00 AM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 116764

yes yes, you understand, greatness Now all we gotta do is identify the products and services that are currently at all time lows, and then it will be everyone's patriotic duty to only buy and use these, with the result being that the cost of living will decrease. one for all, all for one Now here is where it gets even better. Once everyone switches to the low cost stuff the government can release these great numbers, and soon later once saturation clicks in, and the low cost stuff gets low in supply, BINGO we switch back to that stuff that was high prices, but sank in price because noone brought it anymore, and now we leave the high price to low price. Know whats really sicko, this type of nonsense talk really does happen, not only in the halls of government but an example last week on Nightly Business Report as they interviewed a high financial investor on that day the bank sector took a bad hit, and this man said... "Its good news that the banking industry is experiencing problems, as this will cause a slow down in the economy and Greenspan wants that, and if this does it then Greenspan will not raise interest rates again." Reminds me of the answer a young punk kid told a judge when asked why he poured gasoline on a sleeping homeless man and set it afire and burned the man to death. "I was only helping the city, as it was on the news that the mayor was looking for a way to reduce the number of homeless people on the streets." doug