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To: TobagoJack who wrote (21954)	8/2/2002 1:17:35 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 74559

US bureaucrats have ran out of tricks to keep the mass of J6P in the dark. One 911 here. An Iraq weapons of mass destruction there and J6P even don't notice the decadence around him. But the tricks have to be replenished often so that the mass of J6P's do not open their eyes. What O'Neill did was another trick. As a result of the latest trick, he's got J6P all over the US, seating around the tables, right now, saying how hard they work and save to send money to Swiss bank accounts via South America. But that was desperate trick. He managed the almost impossible feat of making, both, Argentineans and Brazilians pissed at the US administration AT THE SAME TIME. There goes O'Neil to South America to try to mend the fences. The Europeans are laughing now. They love when South America gets pissed at the US and turn the business to the European firms. Now you can see a businessman seating in a plane trying to make business in Brazil in this adverse business environment and having to face hostility towards the country his business is based on. I can tell you there are not many businessman happy with O'Neill blunders.