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To: Mephisto who wrote (2656)	2/5/2002 5:21:36 PM
From: Kenneth E. Phillipps	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 15516

The bond market and the mortgage market are wise to the fiscally irresponsible policies of the Bush Administration. Rising interest rates and rising mortgage rates will stall the economic recovery.

To: Mephisto who wrote (2656)	2/5/2002 11:17:58 PM
From: PartyTime	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15516

>>>I keep thinking W pushes us into caves, places that are similar to like Osama bin Laden's digs...<<< Anyone else see or feel the irony of humanity, once itself crawling in and out of caves, now using the utmost sophistication of its technology, spending millions of milliions of dollars in order to bomb them to smitherines, this while the president parades before school-aged children spoutin' off 'bout "Evil Ones?" Me thinks the so-called "Evil Ones" are those who downgrade food, health, shelter and other meaningful things in life. What happened on 9/11 was the saddest of tragedies and one rivaling effects from natural disaster. Those acts perpetrated that fateful day in New York and Washington certainly are deserving of very hard, very punitive responses from governments around the world. But deep within the souls of each international policy maker must be, as should be, the pressing need to reexamine the pecking order of how civilization is ordered on this planet. Champing the bit about "Evil Ones," equivocates to a young child ranting and raving about fear of the "Boogie Man." In retrospect, if the U.S. Supreme Court knew it was 'putting' into the presidency an individual whose still in fear of abominable "Boogie Man" perhaps it would have decided differently. But the enronation of the presidency didn't bother the majority of those Supreme Court justices a bit. After rendering their majority decision, they crawled back into the cave of their judicial chambers. After all of these years of surviving on this planet, don't ya think we, the good humanity folk of the Planet Earth deserve a break today? I guess I'll just spend some time wondering if Macdonald's will soon put out a glass cup depicting images of "The Evil Ones" with maybe a Bomb the Caves game instead of Monopoly. Bombing caves, huh? Whatta they use to do that, smart bomb or somethin'? Geez, bring back Socrates, will ya!?!