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To: IngotWeTrust who wrote (76785)	9/17/2001 4:01:04 PM
From: Ahda	Respond to of 116752

I have been thinking the team effort but I don't think you can pull the wool over everyone eyes all the time. You have this drop in rates and unless we see some very positive earnings bottom meaning, we can't have a zero rate interest, it is a set thing very different than a bubble which is topless.

To: IngotWeTrust who wrote (76785)	9/17/2001 4:32:51 PM
From: long-gone	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116752

The Prick that wishes be President says: Farrakhan Warns of Armageddon if US Retaliates By Marc Morano CNSNews.com Senior Staff Writer September 17, 2001 (CNSNews.com) - Minister Louis Farrakhan has warned President Bush that declaring war on terrorism could "trigger the war that would end all wars, the war of Armageddon." Farrakhan is the leader of the black Muslim separatist movement Nation of Islam and the architect of the 1995 Million Man March in Washington, D.C. In a speech Sunday at a Chicago mosque, Farrakhan implied that U.S. foreign policy is to blame for last weeks terrorist attacks on Washington and New York. He called on American officials to summon "the courage to look at the foreign policy" and asked if the policies have "produced this danger and hatred toward America." He described the events of last week as a "dark hour in American and world history." He defended the Palestinians celebrating in the streets after the terrorist attacks because they have "sustained injustice since 1948," which refers to the year Israel became a state. "They dance in the streets not because they have no feeling for American life, they dance because they wanted America to feel what they feel." According to Farrakhan, the terrorists that struck America are the product of "despair and hopelessness." "This is what causes children to strap themselves with bombs. They care nothing for their lives. They want others to feel the pain of what they live with everyday." He then accused the American government and media of unfairness towards Muslims. He noted that convicted Oklahoma City Bomber Timothy McVeigh professed to be a Christian, yet the U.S. did not fear all Christians. "Even though his crime was the most horrific committed up until that time, no one said Christian Timothy McViegh, they just said Timothy McVeigh," he noted. He called McVeigh's actions "un-Christian like" and he declared the attacks last week on the US to be "un-Muslim like." He said Muslims throughout the world have no quarrel with the citizens of America, only it's foreign policy. He believes these are policies "that the American people know nothing about." "A better foreign policy of America would defeat terrorism forever in the world," he declared. cnsnews.com\Nation\archive\200109\NAT20010917c.html