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To: E. Charters who wrote (85339)	5/11/2002 3:59:14 AM
From: marek_wojna	Respond to of 116816

Everything is fine and sound at the wedding. Both sides promising in the presence of witnesses to be forever together for good and bad. But as our culture change these promises means nothing, even if there was mandatory signature and witness. Any given reason and the court will grant divorce. Our short lived present monetary system is created on nothing more. CB's took divorce from gold because was non productive in showing paper profits. They promised the people that investing the money from the sales in equities and treasury bills will be much better. The governing bodies didn't expect world might not be in much better shape with one superpower instead two. So far masses are showing only first sign of the spouse who is only starting to suspect the spouse to cheat on him or her. The money are gone from the monthly statements received from once beloved mutual fund. Let's start to hire investigator. If there was only one lover (Enron) things might end up with broken heart but marriage might survive. In the case there will be more of them, like bankers for an example, the divorce is on the table, trust melting down already will turn into into the hate. Ask the people of Thailand, Malaysia, Turkey, Argentina, Russia with former republics, Japan is getting closer. So far US$ holders were the winners, but over last year those who hold gold were real champions. marek