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To: John Hunt who wrote (31010)	4/1/1999 8:33:00 AM
From: lorne	Respond to of 116979

IMF says time, actions needed for Russia payment Russia, the IMF's biggest single borrower, is looking for new IMF money so that it can afford to repay previous loans. The IMF has expressed caution about several elements of Russia's most recent economic policies, including plans to cut the rate of Russia's easy-to-collect value added tax. sportsweb.com Morning John, got a question for you or anyone. If this new money is to pay past IMF loans what's the point why not just extend the loans. Is it to Have Russia more deeply indebted to IMF. You said >>>Let's see if you can figure out why we are at war ... If not, maybe Slick can explain it to us.<<< IMO. if you mean USA.---cuz Bill says so. If you mean Canada---cuz Bill says so. What I would like to know is who tells Bill and NATO what to do. I remember a comment that came out in a news clip while Bill was visiting somewhere in UK. about a year ago. I can't remember what the exact words were but he said something about now that he was President he finds that others have the real power. Maybe he meant Hillary. Anyway what's your guess. Lorne