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To: Gersh Avery who wrote (17827)	5/2/1998 12:23:00 PM
From: James F. Hopkins	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 94695

Gersh; That it will hurt I'm sure..but how much is hard to tell, as RE >the latest in a series of suicides by government bureaucrats, the national television station reported. they are getting use to it..and if we had a serious investigation right now we may have some of the same happen here. The bureaucrats always stall and only investigate after the fox raids the hen house. We have short memories about the S&L scandals..and think that has all gone away..( it ran up our national debt..and to pay it all off ( principle & interest on what we had to borrow) in order to salvage the banking system..( amounts to about 3 trillion ) that is swept under the rug for the time being..& your grand kids will be paying for it. We didn't do much in the way of making people accountable, just a sacrificial lamb or two..when the corruption is so deep that the ones we count on investigating it are involved in it how are we not to follow in time what happened in Japan. ------------------------------ As far as I'm concerned the SEC is in the pocket of the Wall Street brother hood..as are most of our politicians. Jim