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To: LPS5 who wrote (3965)	2/25/2003 11:51:54 PM
From: James F. Hopkins	Respond to of 11447

The Big money is always short, they short every thing but not always the same thing, at the same time. It's international , currency, gold , bonds, stocks with the short / cover done by people who don't ask why. and At whatever fixed time they are told to.. It's main focus is in the currency , bond markets, They always buy back cheaper than they sell, meanwhile they have the cash they got from shorting interest free, in fact they make interest off taht. --- Or look at it this way, shorting bonds/stocks equates to borrowing money, you want to pay that money back with dollars that are cheaper than they were when you got them. To do that you dump ( exchange) some of the currency you got for some other currency or commodity your already short but ready to cover. -- If we can't ever get a TOBIN tax going there is no way to crimp the illuminati racket. google.com Jim PS Capital Controls (Tobin Tax). Capital ... The Tobin tax was first proposed in 1978 by James Tobin, a Nobel prizewinning American economist. I had the idea on my own long before that, mine was /is not excatly like his but his likely has a better chance of ( which is not a lot ) of becomeing some what effective. Belive me the Guilded ones will fight it with all they have, and any way they can.