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To: SGJ who wrote (101499)	2/20/2009 2:19:58 PM
From: Box-By-The-Riviera™	7 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

i think i won't. you're not only a banker, but also a texas banker. that would already be two layers of hat and no cattle before we arrived any closer to the bottom line. i don't want to know. but your empty comments and total lack of education are frightening, if indeed, you are an "employed" texas banker. its not a big bank is it?

To: SGJ who wrote (101499)	2/20/2009 6:11:08 PM
From: LTK007	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 110194

Here is an example of something intelligent, you will LOVE IT! Not! China will be ceasing to prop us up, Big Texas Banker.Then what??? "Without China buying Treasuries, interest rates will have to skyrocket to attract other sources capital. If the U.S. government has to pay 10% interest or more on its debt, the country will be in the same situation as Emerging Market nations were a few years ago. What happened to them when the debt crisis hit? Their currencies were devalued by 50%. We think that will happen to the dollar by 2011 in relation to the Yuan, or some other synthetic Asian currency, which will then become the world's reserve currency.>>