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Hey y'all,
 
1.    Our currency isn't any worse off than the 
Euro or the Aussie Dollar or anything else I can think of.   Its level 
is due to the big sucking sound of the security of the US Treasury (and my hat 
is off to you for that despite the wild imbalance of payments which the US 
runs).
 
2.    Yeah, rich Canadians go to the US for 
expedited medical care which frankly for those who are adequately insured (i.e., 
not constrained in what they may receive from HMOs) is better than what Canada 
has.  Poor Canadians, however, don't have to depend upon charity for life 
and death care.
 
3.    Cross border shopping?  It depends 
upon the relative purchasing power.  For the last few years we have had 
throngs of Americans crossing the border to shop (including buying prescription 
drugs).  
 
Anyhow, we're all entitled to our opinions.  But the 
message I wanted to send before I digressed was "can't we get this forum back on 
track"?
 
Tony
 
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  Subject: RE: [RT] Re: While the judges 
  decide...
  
  And 
  Democrats are bad for the economy as they SPEND SPEND SPEND and mostly on 
  bigger government.  I didn't elect Clinton and couldn't believe Americans 
  were so stupid they couldn't see though him.  The economy 
  always strong due to the President or Presidents before the Democrat 
  gets elected.  Clinton only takes credit for what his predecessors 
  did.
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    size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Tony Pylypuk 
    [mailto:tpylypuk@xxxxxxxxxxx]Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2000 
    5:29 PMTo: realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxSubject: Re: [RT] 
    Re: While the judges decide...Regarding the thread 
    entitled 'while the judges decide'.First, aren't the passions really 
    off-topic?Second, I can't resist either.For the most part 
    even from Canada I mostly understand the passion for'meat, guns, dams, 
    electricity, oil, gas, chain saws, ownership, kids,Christians, whites 
    and paychecks'.What I don't understand is the logic that democrats 
    are bad for freeenterprise or the American way of life.In 
    November '92 y'all in those United States of America elected a 
    democrat.As of 12/31/92 INDU was at 3,301, NASDAQ was at 
    776.Today INDU is at 10,399 and NASDAQ is at 2,755.I make 
    the increases between 12/31/92 and now to be 215% and 
    255%,respectively.So why if the markets are a leading indicator, 
    are democrats so bad for themarket?If on the other hand, one 
    subscribes to the theory that the market does whatit does in its own 
    time and that the coincidence of the prosperity of thelast 8 years and 
    the democratic presidency is just that - a coincidence -then since we 
    are now in a bear market, wouldn't it be prudent to have thedemocrats in 
    power so that Keynesian economics (i.e., spend more in times ofwant from 
    taxes taken in times of plenty) may be employed to cushion thesocial and 
    economic effects of a recession rather than giving the wealth tothat 
    segment of society which can best weather the storm and letting therest 
    of America be damned.Anyhow can we get back to the purpose of this 
    forum?Please and thanks.TonyP.S. Canada's murder 
    rate is about 1/10th of America's.  Firearms arecontrolled and 
    handguns are largely prohibited.  But we don't want to gothere on 
    the RealTraders forum.Regards.P.P.S. I have read the 
    decision of the Florida Supreme Court.  It iscogently and 
    convincingly reasoned.  I anticipate that the U.S. SupremeCourt 
    will concur, unless it too is politicized.----- Original Message 
    -----From: "Prosper " <brente@xxxxxxxxxxxx>To: 
    <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxx>Sent: November 22, 2000 9:36 
    AMSubject: [RT] Re: While the judges decide...> >From 
    here it looks like a shoulder is getting broken this morning in> the 
    Bonds. It's holding the channel like water in a pipe. I was so> 
    ticked at the judges I had to take a xanax to go to sleep. It's> 
    utterly incomprehensilbe to me how they could throw the door open so> 
    that every election from here on will be a sham. If ones vote means> 
    nothing you've no representation, no freedom. A truly sad day from> 
    here in the States. Well, they say it has to get worse before it 
    gets> better. Lets see now, if the demos get all they want we get no 
    meat,> no guns, no dams electricity oil or gas, no chain saws, no 
    ownership,> no kids, no Christians, no whites, no paycheck(it goes to 
    the> goverment). Sounds like paradise.>> 
    Prosper> Oh I almost forgot, they want this paradise for the whole 
    world:)>>> --- In realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxx, 
    "t-bondtrader" <t-bondtrader@xxxx>> wrote:> > 
    Stig> >> > While the judges are deciding and the 
    Americans have their sweet> dreams or nightmares, I thought you might 
    like to view the attached> and see if you agree that the picture you 
    are looking at reflects> what the reality might be....> 
    >> > What do you think>> >> > Bill 
    Eykyn> > PS I missed marking the continuation DS on the 
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