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List,
There have been at least four occasions in the last five years that the list
has been polluted by off topic subjects. Monica & Bill, W & Al (post
election debacle), the poison name calling of the Dutchman and the Texan
against all comers, and now, the tragic events of last week.
None of these topics have the slightest bearing on technical analysis...
ZERO. We all have been affected by what has taken place...that does not
give us the right or the privilege to violate the spirit of the forum.
Certainly, some of the constant violators have other outlets for their
subjective views and opinions (damn, I hope so...). No matter how
patriotic, how RIGHT you think your opinion might be, and how much you would
like to think you are influencing others...you have NO right to continue
post off topic news, rumors, opinions, etc.
Equis keeps a hands-off policy when it comes to monitoring this list. I
know many good folks in SLC that I'm sure use a whole bunch of restraint
when they read many of these mindless post (on or off topic).
Our list has been sort of self moderated over the years.
It cerainly doesn't surprise me that the Omega List is filled with off topic
discussions. I could only take two weeks of their whining. That was four
years ago and I understand that it hasn't gotten any better (and Neo's
endorsement? reinforces my suspicions).
So please, don't do this to us. Aren't there sixteen hundred other list to
exercise your opinions on? Many of us are trying to negoiate these
dangerous markets. Some have large personal wealth at risk. Others have
huge fiduciary responsiblity to a great number of people. Show some
courtesy for your fellow list members.
Enough said (already too many words wasted),
Steve Karnish, CTA
Cedar Creek Trading
http://www.cedarcreektrading.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "neo" <neo1@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 1:10 PM
Subject: Terrorism OFF TOPIC
> disagree
>
> This is not only political but has vast economic ramifications.
>
> Perhaps it is not time to "take up arms against a sea of troubles".
Perhaps
> the US should return to a more isolationist policy and stop being the
police
> force for the world. France and other countries have already said they
will
> not give military support. This could turn into another Vietnam. Perhaps
it
> is time to pull out of NATO. Who are we kidding? No one else is going to
> come to the defense of the US. It is a one way street. Perhaps we should
> bring all of our armed forces home and protect our own country. This would
> result in a huge infusion of $ into the US instead of other countries. If
we
> also stop all foreign aide we could help our own poor, sick, and elderly.
If
> we tax foreign oil and move away from foreign oil dependence this would
keep
> the $ in the US instead of giving it to all of the countries that hate the
> USA.
>
>
> ~ -----Original Message-----
> ~ From: owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> ~ [mailto:owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of gary
> ~ Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 1:33 PM
> ~ To: 'metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx'
> ~ Subject: RE: American Taliban
> ~
> ~
> ~
> ~ agree
> ~
> ~
> ~ -----Original Message-----
> ~ From: Tom Strickland [mailto:tstrickland@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> ~ Sent: Wednesday, 19 September, 2001 12:27 PM
> ~ To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> ~ Subject: Re: American Taliban
> ~
> ~
> ~ Michael,
> ~
> ~ I read the e-mails from the Metastock list to learn about technical
> ~ analysis. I'm not particularly interested in what you think about Jerry
> ~ Falwell and Pat Robertson. Please take your political and
> ~ religious views to
> ~ some other forum and stop bothering those of us who want to talk about
> ~ technical analysis.
> ~
> ~ Thank you.
> ~
> ~ Tom Strickland
> ~ tstrickland@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> ~
> ~ -----------------------------------------------------------------
> ~ -----------
> ~ -------------------------
> ~ ----- Original Message -----
> ~ From: "Michael Gilbert" <tradermike3@xxxxxxxx>
> ~ To: "Tom Paver" <Tom.Paver@xxxxxxxxxx>; "Stanley, Wayne J"
> ~ <Wayne.Stanley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>; <tiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>; "ROBERT
HANSEN"
> ~ <cptskygy@xxxxxxx>; <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>; "Martha Girosa"
> ~ <marthafulton@xxxxxxx>; "Leroy & Molly Hilt" <KD7LN@xxxxxxxx>;
> ~ <kuantau@xxxxxxxxxxxx>; "Kouretchian, Chista" <monacock@xxxxxxxxxxx>;
"Ib
> ~ Odderson" <ibodderson@xxxxxxxxxxx>; "Bonnie Baker"
> ~ <whoaisme@xxxxxxxxxxx>;
> ~ <GGCB225@xxxxxxx>
> ~ Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 10:02 AM
> ~ Subject: American Taliban
> ~
> ~
> ~ >
> ~ > >
> ~ > >
> ~ > > AMERICAN TALIBAN
> ~ > > Falwell and Robertson Hit a New Low
> ~ > >
> ~ > > We needn't look halfway around the world for intolerance and
> ~ zealotry.
> ~ > > We have them right here at home.
> ~ > >
> ~ > > Reverend Jerry Falwell gave us a taste when, just two days after
the
> ~ > > terrorist attack of September 11, he said America got
> ~ "probably what we
> ~ > > deserved." Falwell blamed gays, lesbians, feminists, the
> ~ ACLU and People
> ~ > > for the American Way for making God mad at America: "I point
> ~ the finger
> ~ > > in their face and say, 'You helped this happen.'"
> ~ > >
> ~ > > "I totally concur," gushed Reverend Robertson, Falwell's host on
"The
> ~ > > 700 Club."
> ~ > >
> ~ > > With comments like these, Falwell and Robertson show what
> ~ they have in
> ~ > > common with the fundamentalist Taliban. They demonize "liberals."
> ~ > > They're on a holy crusade to convert civil society. Each makes God
a
> ~ > > partner in hate.
> ~ > >
> ~ > >
> ~ >
> ~ >
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