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To: TobagoJack who wrote (848)	9/24/2005 11:20:09 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217545

"take care of moolah is getting more difficult" Tell this to China! At the national level too. Consider all this money China is piling up. There is a lot of people with their eyes on it and want to 'alleviate' China of this moolah! Q: When a huge pile of moolah was 'alleviated'? A: In the 70's Q: From whom? A: From the oil exporting countries who had the biggest transfer of money in history. Q: By whom? A: You're joking, right? Q: How the aftermath was? A: The petrodollars were recycled by lending to developing countries at variable rates. Paul Volcker jacked them up in 1982 to 21% at a certain point and rake in the cash. The guys who play those games are ruthless people! No matter what you do. No matter to where the money goes. It always comes to their pockets!! Of course if you are part of shearing team, then is another story. But if you're the sheep, you better beware. I am the old guy here. I've seen those things play right in front of my eyes. I don't want anyone to be caught with the trousers down. (and the soap is on the floor) Whenever you want to put 100 bucks into something. Drop it 75. And call it that 25 you keep safe as the 'Elmat reserve'.