🚀 go-pugleaf

On Tue, 16 Nov 1999 04:06:40 GMT, David <davidj@home.com> wrote:
>If you want to discuss the brilliance of  Ms. Barlow and her followers, why
>don't we start with the "Banking Reality".  That sad reality, according to
>Ms. Barlow and her researchers, had it that in the eighties and nineties,
>Corporate Canada (via the BCNI), in conspiracy with the Conservatives,
>maintained high interest rates to reduce unemployment in order to create a
>low wage labour pool and to increase the deficit so that there would be
>fresh impetus to call for massive spending cuts. The Conservative government
>did this so that Corporate Canada would donate truckloads of money to the
>Conservative Party.  Funny though, while the banks and Corporate Canada made
>record profits, they laid off employees and harmed the domestic economy.
>Exports have ...and on and on and on.................
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Folks, what we're observing here is the ultimate brain dump.   The sum
total of this fellow's knowledge splattered every where in hope that
one jab will hit the mark.
Unfortunately, as with most socialists, his mind doesn't working in
logical sequences.  Therefore, the fact that high interest rates in
the early '90's and subsequent huge losses by the banks are confused
with low interest rates in the rest of the decade and corresponding
record profits.

From a socialist's point of view, and Maude's for that matter, one can
extract the juicy tidbits from each of those periods and manage some
kind of conspiracy scenario.

John Corman ****** @server home.com