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To: Secret_Agent_Man who wrote (80152)	12/23/2001 9:21:16 PM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116759

Good Grief towards o49r/gold_tutor, the posts today reads like all those gata nut messengers on Gata Bill's LeMetropoleCafe have been telling it like it really has been for these past years, and now with Enron, the 30 year BondBackFired, credit card debt and now Argentina with the usa governmint sponsored "Speak" via CNBC that its not a problem, or already factored in and will not affect the nice usa recovery in 3 to 6 months, that yes its all becoming very clear as the 9/11 event in the usa started a ripple effect where unemployment in affected areas hastened the unsteadness of its single but positioned in a very important and needed place in the usa's house of cards, being jobs being lost causing more jobs to be lost when the All-Mightly usa consumer pulls back and then tries to pay off credit card debt without the another after many another(s) transfers of the debt to another new and empty credit card so that a cash transfer once again can be obtained to keep paying off all the prior credit card debts. But then ron-ron and Hutch see things different here, as this is a normal healthy way to conduct the state of how governments allow the free markets to allow only the strong and good, and push out the weak and those who "Don't get it." groups.yahoo.com Judge To Review Claims In Gold Market Suit By FRANK BYRT Dow Jones Newswires November 6, 2001 BOSTON -- A federal judge said... ... in a civil suit that alleges U.S. banking officials... Reginald Howe, a Belmont, Mass., attorney... He filed the suit about two years ago. Howe says he receives "financial and informational" support in pursuing his claims from the Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee Inc., a Texas-based "civil rights and educational organization" that was formed "to expose manipulation of the gold market by certain bullion banks." ... [the] judge[U.S. District Court Judge Reginald Lindsay] is now expected to decide whether there is enough evidence presented by Howe for the case to go forward to the discovery phase, where Howe could force the defendants to produce evidence and give testimony prior to a trial. The judge didn't indicate when he would make a ruling on the matter. ... [among] those named as defendants in Howe's suit are: the Bank for International Settlements... Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, William McDonough, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and Lawrence Summers, former secretary of the treasury. Bullion banks... The ones named in Howe's suit are: Citigroup Inc. (C), Goldman Sachs Group Inc.(GS), Deutsche Bank AG (DB), and J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. (JPM). -END- ak