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To: Les H who wrote (7702)	1/1/2003 12:21:55 PM
From: John Chen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

Les,re:"war on poverty?". It's LOST. Check the trophy properties around the country owned by the rich and famous. The FED may know some of those in the winners' circle. Look at news of the 'VIOLENT REWARD and COMPENSATION' received by the "deserving" star performers daily. These are very 'resource depleting' activities, the more the 'deserving stars' have, the more 'resources' they consume and the less left to the 'non-performers(losers)'. Historically, for a society as a while, the problem is not how much we have, it's how 'uneven' it's shared. The policy/culture designed by the FED/Gov is: 'winners take all. Losers get lost'. The 'worship of drug==(money)' is cultivated by the government, since the Gov. solves problem by supplying ample of 'drug(money)'. Another problem is: it's never enough becasue 'progress' is measured by 'how much we have that we don't need'.