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To: The Street who wrote (85818)	5/25/2002 11:55:01 AM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116821

<<Uh, FDR banned gold in time of crisis- just think>> Just think, FDR was perhaps the most liberal US President prior to 1970 & he had a very liberal economic team. Can the same be said about Bush? Robert Hubbard - American Enterprise Institute aei.org the rest of the team: usinfo.state.gov Not a "Liberal" in the bunch & none of this tripe about "Sell gold bullion save the environment".

To: The Street who wrote (85818)	5/25/2002 10:03:18 PM
From: marek_wojna	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116821

Do you think US is powerful enough to ban it worldwide? What if other nations (Arabs would be enough for now) demanded payments in gold for their products like oil. According to SI todays front page there is over two trillions dollars sitting on the side where nervous investors don't know what to do with them and where to invest. The amount is twice as big as the value of the gold mined in all our history.