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To: Investor-ex! who wrote (5155)	3/30/1999 7:33:00 PM
From: Ken	Respond to of 9818

investor-ex: interestingly, your profile quote The great mass of people . . . will more easily fall victim to a big lie than to a small one. Adolf Hitler (1889-1945), German dictator. Mein Kampf, vol. 1, ch. 10 (1925) is relevant to the apparent 'philosophy' of so many govt agencies, utilities, and corporations that put out all the postitive spin, 'happy face' reports (pre-programmed for such purpose?) that have elicited the non-thinking,non- discerning, non-questioning "yeah, team, go, go!" responses by the masses! If Adolph were with us today, he would be beaming with pleasure at the international and universal application of his philosophy! Ken

To: Investor-ex! who wrote (5155)	3/31/1999 3:57:00 AM
From: Ken	Respond to of 9818

One Trillion Dollars-Japanese Banking-Falling Dominoes Coming Soon! " The largest savings institution on earth is Japan's postal system. In 2000, $1 trillion of debt will mature. It used to pay 8.5%. The new accounts pay about two-tenths of one percent. Say that you are a Japanese housewife, and you have been reading about how American computer programmrs wrote rotten code for banks that will go bye-bye next year. What would you do with your money? How about pulling out cash?" www2.gol.com