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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (5502)	2/6/2002 2:27:21 PM
From: All Mtn Ski	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 33421

Hi Ray! I say da' hell with Japan and Argentina. Those bastard, do-nothing politicians have created their own mess, covered up the rot, and now they should be punished for being so lame. I think the world needs a wake-up call like Argentina blowing up in anarchy, the elite's homes burned to the ground and thousands killed. Not pleasant, but the rulers and money men need to know that if they screw up, some IMF or other body will not be there to save their ass. It's the only way leaders will wake up to the fact that their actions have consequences. Where are the lessons learned if more money gets thrown after bad indefinitely? Enough of the rich escaping with everything and the average person getting screwed. I'm sure all the elites in Argentina converted all their money to dollars in the Fall under the old exchange ratio and moved most of it offshore. Meanwhile, the average citizen has banking controls put on their savings, and when the banks collapse, they will lose everything else. Unfair I say! Cheers, Tom