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To: isopatch who wrote (1011)	9/26/2003 7:13:49 PM
From: Bert	Respond to of 108614

Iso, Good post. I hear you loud and clear...and agree with all you said. Have a good weekend. Cheers, Bert

To: isopatch who wrote (1011)	9/26/2003 10:01:09 PM
From: getanewlife	Respond to of 108614

ISO, this is one of the indicators that has superior batting average on gold, that is my observation of George S Cole over the last few years: investorshub.com

To: isopatch who wrote (1011)	9/27/2003 12:56:33 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 108614

a big favor to ask of a NewsHound Extraordinaire I need to locate an article from Sept 15th in Financial Times by Nigel Gault title "Less Than Fair US Statistics" I might have the title off slightly but the date and author are clear, I believe any help would be greatly appreciated thanks, jim p.s. for KR work

To: isopatch who wrote (1011)	9/27/2003 2:32:38 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 108614

just a comment, relating an email exchange with a certain German former banker I know he has a concern about banking intermediaries and their effect on money supply via credit creation what has also increased in recent months is ads for dealing with debt, bankruptcy, and bill consolidation counsel utterly absurd, a severe signal of end stages Mein Herr, it was good to talk to you our intermediary banks are 100% out of control debt for mortgages, home repairs, cars, furniture, consumer electronics, and much more we Americans are assaulted on a daily basis by advertisements to extend debt !!! it is far worse than just "annoying" it is a daily assault, on radio, on television, in newspapers, in journals, in local pamphlets, on billboards, on storefronts, from door-to-door vendors, from those passing leaflets on promenade walkways, everywhere we are lured with offers of 0% rates, of no down payments (even for some houses), of delayed payments until next year it has become a circus my joke is that they appeal to us to buy something we dont want or need, built by someone who is not American, with money we dont have, using credit supplied by Asians, all with no purpose except excessive consumption / jim