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To: Rudy who wrote (13432)	3/26/2002 5:30:40 PM
From: AlienTech	Respond to of 13456

How do you change injustice without politics? How do you change policy?? I mean until things start affecting you, you can ignore everything, but the problem is sooner or later things will affect you. You think if the US goes nuking countries they dont like, it wont affect you?? Maybe kicking natives out of diego garcia and having them live as beggars around africa and asia wont affect you now, but what makes you think that nice island you live off maine is not a better place to put a parking lot for anderson employees? (and dont expect to get paid either) I am not sure I can explain things since it seems you are conditioned to think a certain way and most people cant break out of that to think beyond that. IE Its only a matter of time before what happens out side US soil starts happening inside. I dont think we can change any of it either..

To: Rudy who wrote (13432)	3/26/2002 5:34:59 PM
From: AlienTech	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13456

>>``The market's strength in early March is seen as confirmation that last September's low was the final bottom,'' Ralph Acampora, senior technical analyst at Prudential Securities, told his clients this week. Weeks ago, as the market sold-off from the mid-January peak, he was still expected a final low some time this year. Now, he says, the consolidation between November and February is seen as a successful retest of that September low and, ``it now sets the stage for more meaningful upside progress.'' << When was this guy right the last time?