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To: Hawkmoon who wrote (66928)	10/7/2010 7:49:58 PM
From: TobagoJack	4 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217946

i believe you are misunderstanding me entirely i am finding the bubbles quite a challenge, but a sporting challenge i feel as if i am in a movie, for the past quarter century, starting in 1987 jumping high above the red chips, boom, shot it dead, back flip to hang seng index in 1989, boom, boom, and boom cartwheel left to 1991, china concept shares, boom boom frontal dash into asian financial crisis, boom, kaboom, boom cartwheel right to idotcom n eslashnet, boom, boom, boom, and boom retreat to gold and resources 2001, boom, boom, boom, and boom exit left november 2007, kaboom kaboom and more kaboom enter topside, now, a good time i do not blame anyone for bubbles i merely point out the obvious, that the dollar is a fraud, and all that surrounds it is necessarily also a fraud, and in concentric circles, usa fed, congress, treasury, wall street, ... china buys this and that, gaming a game plagiarized by another culture and played well enough, as losers yelp 'unfair, i have got a secret printing but china is not playing fair' fyi, my home was bought during the asian financial crisis and now sits debt-free at 5x my buy-in, so if i am under water, i like breathing water you are the one trying to pin blame on anyone except self i am just sporting to survive well a game not of my own making <<My view is that if China is willing to pump their profits into the US debt in order to maintain their favorable currency peg, it's more THEIR fault than that of the US.>> ... shows me that you are seriously misunderstanding the construct, and i do not even know where to start in explaining the where-of's and how-to's