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To: lurqer who wrote (17690)	4/22/2003 10:05:25 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 89467

young Assad in Syria seems too willing to bend to urges in the last two years, he has bent way too much seems to me to be a case where the leader has yielded to the most vocal, if not radical, elements of the crowd interesting how a region maintains a personality thru the ages in Biblical times, the Syrians were full of mischief and belligerence for generations same old same old the US can define the military battlefield the US can define Weapons of Mass Destruction the US can circumvent the United Nations the US can defy NATO BUT THE US CANNOT BULLY THE CURRENCY MARKETS the USDollar is below Sinclair's critical 99.2 DEFCON number US$ = 98.5 gold = 335 I have never in my adult life seen a world superpower buckle from its internal finances our military may soon take orders from the FOREX markets this is stuff for the history books unfolding all those rahrah morons waving their flags, ignorant of 80% of what is going on... they cannot comprehend the false pretenses for war they surely wont expect the retaliations they probably still believe Iraq's oil is ours for taking they will scratch their heads and scratch their nuts when the dollar orders the troops home they never understood finances they never will they are way too stupid, kneejerk, and illiterate / jim

To: lurqer who wrote (17690)	4/22/2003 11:20:24 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 89467

I see a bearish triangle forming on USDollar stockcharts.com[h,a]daclyyay[dc][pb50!d20,2!f][vc60][iUb14!Uh15,5,5]&pref=G triangle base of 98.7 initial impulse top of 102 total potential of 3.3 next downside target = 98.7 - 3.3 = 95.4 so with a spring swoon, expect a dollar move to around 95 makes sense, and fits with the technical support levels the wartime rally was even less enthusiastic than the late March pre-war anticipatory rally I refer only to the dollar but the S&P chart may look similar I believe the USDollar is leading the stock indexes now / jim