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To: NOW who wrote (259651)	9/9/2003 9:04:46 PM
From: Freedom Fighter	Respond to of 436258

tooearly, Deep down in side I also believe they are criminals, but I know a lot of people on Wall St. Most of them know a lot about their job specialty, but very little about our financial and monetary system, business values, what's going on in our economy etc... So it is rather confusing to me. It may simply be a matter of some greedy people at the top of the financial food chain acting in their own self interest (personal and business) knowing full well that the policies they are advocating are not in the best interests of the country. It just so happens that there are a lot of them doing the same things and pushing the same policies as individuals. So it feels like a coordinated effort. In either case, knowing which it is doesn't help me. I have to protect myself from them and their idiotic policies and that is getting extremely difficult to do. Governments and their various institutions like central bankers have a monoply on all money and an ability to discredit the alternatives for quite a long time. As harsh and extreme as this sounds, that makes them my financial enemy.