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To: stockman_scott who wrote (41214)	9/11/2001 2:25:02 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 65232

anyone know insurer of WorldTradeCenter ? my only guess is Lloyds of London this could be a $2 billion loss just found an MSNBC website with cost of $750m to build WTC building, equipment, housed information, nearby property could easily exceed $1 billion Lloyds took several highprofile losses in the last decade many terrorist acts cost them dearly if they have WTC underwritten, Lloyds could go bankrupt my initial surmise that military response would spark a rebirth of the economy was shortsighted I think just like in early November 2000, this will mark the recreation and return of millions of couch potatoes they will forego shopping and spending they will even forego working at the office they will suckle to their television sets, seeking fresh information they will hope for film clips of military action nobody is working here today, almost I see GDP taking a 0.1% hit each week for a while / jim