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To: average joe who wrote (6168)	4/1/2002 2:25:41 AM
From: Lazarus_Long	Respond to of 21057

Marcos is a gambler you should see some of the CDNX stocks he has played over the years. I see. I stay away from Canadian exchanges. Ours are quite bad enough, thank you. I feel the same way after all those years of CIA experiments! Hey, those were Quebecois! I've met lots of Canadians who would probably want them resumed on a larger scale. :-) Just kidding. That is pretty awful. I posted that link prominently so it gets more visibllity. Just think what they probably do to us. :-)

To: average joe who wrote (6168)	4/3/2002 10:50:52 AM
From: TimF	Respond to of 21057

The U.S. will need lots of water in the next decade from foreign sources as more people move to the South West and California. There is not enough local water to sustain agriculture let alone domestic needs. The closest, cleanest and cheapest foreign source is Canada. There would be less of a problem with water in the US if we didn't subsidize it. We have shortages and restrictions on personal use from time to time in at least some places in the US, while selling vast amounts of water for industry, or agriculture in dry areas at well below a market price. Make these subsidized buyers pay the full price and water will be used a lot more efficiently. Tim