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To: Henry Volquardsen who wrote (525)	8/31/1998 9:24:00 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3536

Henry, You got me right: I'm suggesting that George Soros, Stanley Druckenmiller, Paul Tudor Jones, Michael Steinhardt et alii are also in on the conspiracy. As everybody knows, Soros's got a political agenda as well: ever heard about his pet Open Society program? He's opened Soros-funded institutes throughout Eastern Europe... and I don't think he wants to close them all at once because of a political backlash in the region. Such a backlash would occur if Germans don't vote the right way on Sunday Sept. 27th. A ''closer'' Germany doesn't fit in Soros's agenda for (Central) Europe. Hence, to avoid any bad, reactionary (xenophobic) surprise in Germany's next general elections, you need a strong D-mark... Well, anyway I don't think I've succeeded in convincing you but... tell me: why Soros hasn't piped up a little comment on the D-mark yet? I mean, he's been in a hurry to call for a rouble devaluation; he was acknowledgedly involved in Asia's currency debacle; back a few years ago, he didn't hesitate in shorting the pound... But today? What's currently Soros' position with regard to the D-mark? Bullish? Regarding the bombing of the two US embassies in Western Africa, did you read my last message on the WWIII thread? If you didn't, I forgive you... Besides, let me tell you this old saying: Countries (ie Nations) don't have friends, they've interests only. Gustave.