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To: Lalit Jain who wrote (23192)	11/20/1998 12:10:00 AM
From: Eashoa' M'sheekha	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116764

That's Quite Interesting Lalit. Mr.Thiessen may well UN derestimate or UNdrerstate some UNderlying realities and awareness of those realities in today's currency markets.Liquidity is created by interest and a willingingness to participate.Canada will not likely participate in the early going,nor will many other smaller countries( economically) that are positioned in the Western NAFTA agreements that concentrate on growth and prosperity at home. This will be a " Battle Of The Titans " I'm afraid,and regardless of where Canada or Australia or South/Central America finds itself in the next year or five years, the Mother Ship America will likely be our guiding light..dim or bright. Canada is and will likely continue to be America's best Global partner for some time to come......we have our differences.......we have our own little problems at home...........( seperatistas :) ,but I see a direction..if not a move..towards a more UNified North/South American relationship that may even include the transparency of the USD on this continent There have already been rumblings of tying the Loonie around the Eagle's Ankles J , but to me ,given the current direction in International Intention , it looks inevitable, if not a foregone conclusion.