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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (40232)	10/26/2003 3:24:03 PM
From: James F. Hopkins	Respond to of 74559

I was looking at it from the angle that I felt effected me the most ( the stock market ) ..of course your right and the TAX angle is more pertinent. --- Those who fear the fall have good reason to fear it, as I suspect it's in the plan of those who will benefit from it, and they intend to drop it more. --- It's all a power play where the powerful understand that to get more power they must at times hurt or even cripple world economies. It matters not to them if they lose money as long as every one else does. If I have $2, and you have $1 and we both lose $.99 , you only have .01 left and I can then consolidate my power over you. At the start I was twice as powerful, in the end I'm at 1.01 and that holds 100 times more power than your .01. All because I could bring the roof down on both of us.. ---- The long range plan is to force China and Japan to let the conglomerates own them , then gave a share of the profits to them from their cheap labor.. Or in other words to turn them into share farmers for conglomerates, like GE , MSFT and WMT, and make some of our Big International bankers, their primary banking system too.. Jim