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To: long-gone who wrote (73793)	7/22/2001 1:02:24 PM
From: Rarebird	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116841

<Sorry, but you should have prefaced by "IMO".> Sorry, but you are wrong. Everything I post is my opinion. Religion is just a matter of opinion or human interpretation for me. That's how most people feel in the U.S. I know this bothers the religious fundamentalists in your home state. Too bad. I don't have to pay homage to or cow tow to other people's beliefs. I do, however, have to be tolerant of other people's beliefs and reserve their right to state their contrary opinion and allow them to practice the religion of their choice as long as it does not intrude upon other people's beliefs and values, practically speaking. I welcome other points of view, in contrast to you, even if they run counter to my own beliefs. I'd like to focus on Gold here. It is now absolutely clear that you and GATA completely misinterpreted the Bush Administration's stance on the U.S. Dollar. Last week saw a weaker dollar and some currency traders cover their short positions ahead of the G8 summit. I think the green light has been given by the Bush Administration in Genoa for foreigners to return to the USD with a passion. The world does not share your one dimensional bullish view on Gold. "They" cannot be all "sick" and "evil" and you and GATA the lone "good" people left in this world. Your view smacks of Religious Gold Fundamentalism, and, as such, I will continue to criticize it in the future.