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To: stockman_scott who wrote (10044)	12/6/2002 10:41:56 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 89467

ONeill resignation signals extreme ExchStabFund distress he probably can see what is coming with USDollar decline and doesnt want to be sitting as TrezSecy during the mess poor hapless ONeill has been one of the dumbest sounding officials serving as a goony cheerleader for the USEconomy he has done stupid things, visavis Brazil he has made inane comments about the health of the economy and the stock market nothing he has said has proved correct or true maybe he was tired of acting like a Admin Whore just like resignations at JPMorgan and Chase and GoldmanSux signaled gold distress Fed's Bernanke painted a broad picture of upcoming monetization ONeill might have been outvoted and made to feel insignficant a private institution in the Federal Reserve has far more power and authority than the Dept of Treasury makes no sense in a freemarket democracy BUT THEN AGAIN, WE DONT HAVE A FREEMARKET DEMOCRACY we have a Wealthy Elite Fiefdom, offering socialist placating policies and all the cheap alcohol you can drink and all the subsidized cheap food you can eat 2003-2004 will be the years of USDollar crisis / jim