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To: Bearcatbob who wrote (39205)	2/13/2005 7:37:38 PM
From: Sweet Ol	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 206223

Re: Liquidity. Liquidity is relative. As I understand, it has been growing since Y2K. If it is not growing, then the inflection point may have been reached and it may actually start going down. I have been reading Puplava's stuff for years and cannot remember him being optimistic on anything other than gold. Having said that, I keep on reading him because he gives some interesting perspectives that you sure don't hear from most folks. It is good to try to understand all viewpoints and make your own bad decisions<VBG>. Best to all, JRH P.S. OT, I heard Sen. Jim Inhoff speak off the record today, (Asst. Chair, Armed Forces Committee) he has just returned from Iraq and who is very optimistic about the situation after the election. He said that the Suni big wigs who had been saying "don't vote" and "Americans go away" are now asking us to stay and they are trying to get involved in the process. He had other interesting things to say that are quite different from what I just saw reported on TV. I thought a bit of optimism might be in order to partially offset Puplava. And, yes, I know that Jim Inhoff has an agenda and is a down the line supporter of Bush, so no one needs to tell me that.