Repeat of posting
23490 on the BUD Yahoo message board.
Earlier, inspired by your “ignore” I sent
“Bill - I have evidence of a
scandal and voter fraud at the highest levels of the Democratic Party during
the Gray Davis California Gubernatorial win in 2002”
Your 300 word, “...It wasn't my intention... but I couln't help it...” [sic]
response reminded me of what my “china” [friend] of some 30+ years TU wrote me on July 22nd,
“...I can't even believe that I am following
through with this thought...”
Click on 4 my not exactly bs reply the next
day that was primarily geared toward placing a lid on top of my china’s head in
an effort to minimize the collateral damage as he imploded which is not to
suggest that my one cuzzie
and TU
have checked into a mental ward, at least not to the best of my knowledge.
While u can choose to ignore me with your head in the sand soliloquies I remain
very much appreciative of the fact that u r increasing the circle of those
people dependant upon my communications for their insight and
What I think we can also agree on is that unlike at any time in history, the
result of the Digital Age, A G-D-Send, by going “back and forth” as opposed to going
around in circles
forgetful
that G-D-Nature got rid of our tails there is less chance of things falling in
between the cracks, the importance of maintaining a sense of humor is just one
other thing I know, versus
believe, we can almost certainly agree on, agree?
There is also every reason to believe that you would agree with just about
every word I wrote
My one website www.Nextraterrestrial.com rather busy these days remaining on
track to be the number one network on the planet.
To repeat;
Sent:
To:
Subject:
Epi-logue to Manager
Minute One, i.e. one minute tTOo man-ag-e.r
Attention: N e i l Cavuto + Bill O-Re-ally = Fox
News
Gentle-man dnA G-eN-t-ILE-wo-men
The
collapse of the stock market here in the
Publicly
traded companies with their diverse shareholder ownership allow management much more flexibility to
mix things up, taking with the right and hooking the owners with their left, left-ys tTOo boot. Right now the smart money has left or is in the
process of leaving the markets in search of "safer heavens" [non-sic], safe harbor provisions a thing of the past.
President Bush should do the smart thing and
immediately suspend trading of public corporations, thereby protectING the innocent dNa naive who are simply throwing
good money after bad. Those well run public companies should have no fear for
they will be at a competitive advantage relative to the capital that has been
so smartly socked
away.
The scars of 1907 remain on the masonry buildings housing the stock exchange of Wall Street. The fundamentals of the economy at that time were much worse than in 1929. One man J.P. Morgan saved the day, not so LIky for the victims of 1929. Hi-stor
-y has a way of repeating itself but today the "risk markets" are more fragile than at any time in his-tory."Risk Assessment" is my BUSiness.
