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Actually, I would be very curious to see what the attitude of Americans
would be if it were separated by a navigable stretch of water from a
Muslim dictatorship whose citizens hated America as a former colonial
power...
Regards
DanG
Bob wrote:
Yep, chalk a big one up for the
bad guys. I'd like to think the reaction here in the states would be
different but after the last 10-12 years I just don't know.
I forget who authored this
definition, but he said an appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile in the
hopes that it eats him last. The appeasers definitely have the
momentum now which unfortunately increases the chances of more and
bigger attacks both here and abroad. It also increases the chances of
someone occupying the White House who possesses the same character,
principles and voting record of ted kennedy.
As for the markets, they look
extremely vulnerable as this echo-bubble rally unravels, and any bounce
is likely to be just a bear flag on the daily charts.
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Subject: [RT] Politico-Economic
Market Reactions
> The day after 9/11/01, I jumped
with both feet into the market with reserve
> cash...and got out with a good profit later. I hated to take
advantage of
> a disaster, but the sky was not falling then.
>
> This time it is a bit different. A terrorist attack carefully
timed around
> a Spanish election likely caused a regime change and a pull out of
Spanish
> troops. The same type of thing happened when the Italian Embassy
in Iraq
> was attacked with loss of life and the Italian contingency pulled
out.
>
> We are vulnerable to the same tune. An attack here around election
will
> possibly lead to a regime change here
>
> So far this is a nominal pullback and as I watched streaming
quotes the
> trading seemed sluggish and light. Without the politico/economic
> implications, I would just hang in. But now I am on the fence, and
all
> cash
> is looking good...pending further market action this week.
>
> What say you?
>
> Sincerely,
>
> John
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