To: Robert J Mullenbach who wrote (177 ) 12/31/2000 7:08:09 PM From: d:oug Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 811 Great New Year to all & 2001 will B GPXM shareholders year. Robert, I agree with you, and suggest to others to observe that a beginning of a change is now taking place as a mainstream newspaper has crossed what has been a taboo line in the sand drawn by the Not Nice Powers that Be that fight everyday now harder and longer to stop the flow of hardships and misery from staining with the blood of tears from keep in the dark folks who trusted those they elected and looked upon for safety and a path to a better life, to now seeing with each passing day a horror story being written. Page 1 started and published, and the innocent have noticed that they are being mentioned in the story line that has not a good ending. The above is quite well documented in todays e-mail from Bill Murphy's Le Metropole Cafe to the drum beat of his GATA's warriors rolling down that wet snow covered mountain top when at first they were a mouse that screamed, and now have added enough to be a 700 pound gorilla that needs not to make a sound as its presents now strikes fear into those cold stone corrupt hearts of men and women who have obtained evil gains. Each day now that snowball gatters another thick layer. Importantly is that its size was reached a critical mass of strength and purpose that no evil deed or sucker punch or car thief can stop it. It now has what can not be touched, identification of Evil by Good using the stream that will turn into a river of blood tears. I don't have access to Membeship areas and hope that the new Rep Party Administration will stop or undo the following mentioned in you url. ... there is one U.S. government agency which is a past master at administering unexpected (and not so unexpected) shocks. That agency is the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS). It just so happens that on January 1, 2001, the IRS will be implementing a "new" tax policy... has the CERTAIN potential to divert capital from U.S. markets to markets elsewhere in the world, notably European markets. Privateer Subscribers: If you haven't already read it, we have posted a Special Report on these IRS plans at the Subscribers' Pages... ... the IRS is about to implement a new tax directive which will make the U.S. a much less attractive place in which to invest - ESPECIALLY for foreign investors, who have been financing the U.S. current account deficit for most of the past decade. gata nut d:o)g