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To: onepath who wrote (266787)	12/26/2018 7:00:40 PM
From: Valuepro	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 314108

Much appreciate your willingness to be open-minded. Trying to do the same.

To: onepath who wrote (266787)	12/26/2018 11:34:41 PM
From: marcos	3 Recommendations Recommended By longz onepath Valuepro Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 314108

There is usually more than enough ignorance to go round, to cover all parties in all affairs ... and few idiocracies* that didn't have something constructive on their record ... e.g. Mussolini did in fact get italian trains running on time, for a while To pick a BC example far enough back to avoid thread bickering - our first premier, and the founder of the Colonist, a gent name of Bill Smith originally, was a key player in keeping us free of US control during some shakey times when loss of the colony was a distinct possibility ... started out an absolute laissez-faire free-markets no-tariffs proponent, shifted to supporting Imperial Preference with high tariffs until the threat subsided ... had all kinds of controversial practices while in office, and afterwards went broke trying to start up SkipTheDishes about a hundred and twenty years early, and in the Klondike - en.wikipedia.org - there's some fascinating reading on this dude in UVic library, original source stuff * - much as i dislike Graystone's habit of vacuous and rhetorically disguised name-calling, i do like 'idiocracies' and plan to use it freely As for the big impressive Wall Street ramp today - Um, aren't dramatic rallies a normal symptom of bear markets? ... and tend to be brief?