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To: Zardoz who wrote (95518)	6/27/2003 10:39:43 AM
From: Real Man	Respond to of 116760

With bonds dropping so fast, and 120 Trillion dollars in interest rates derivatives, someone big may get in trouble. Either JPM or Freddie, assuming they have opposite positions -g- When one gets in trouble, both get in trouble?

To: Zardoz who wrote (95518)	6/28/2003 12:01:07 AM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116760

"The derivative banking crisis" (or) a zero sum game . My opinion is that folks who take a neutral stand on events of life, as if they will not be judged or held responsible for others misdeeds, are infact guilty of allowing those past horrid crimes against humanity. . Those who openingly support, what i see as evil, have more control over events when a "zero sum" equation is executed, and may themselves obtain a non-lost, or even a reward, from those in the lost column. . For sure Zardoz has the speed & skill to continue his survival, where others not willing to think but a neutral zero, will always have their wealth and peace-of-mind transfered to those who think & plan. . There are those like E.C. that under-think their over-think and become that person stuck in the Quicksand of TruTh and create vacuums under themselves, pulling themselves deeper & deeper Under TruTh until The Truth becomes an enemy, not the Tool of Life. doug