I am absolutely thrilled at this election and I would like to draw everyone's attention to an issue that needs closer scrutiny. It is truly an issue of Deep Politics or - better said - Deep Economics. First, in a nation of largely apathetic, ill informed voters who blindly believe that little or nothing is wrong, let alone corrupt, a great piece of work has been accomplished benefiting those of us who, like salmon, battle upstream against denial to tell truths that most people don't want to hear. As this election gets messier - and it certainly will - more and more people will begin asking questions about how this country works. They will have anxiety. They will doubt and they will ask questions. It will thus become easier for those of us crying in the wilderness to reach minds that have been pried open by this debacle. My web site traffic at www.copvcia.com is up 40% today and I have nothing whatsoever posted about the election. And I do believe this outcome to be a debacle, not planned, but likely the result of corruption that has grown to such an extent that it can no longer be hidden. That is what I pray for. That is why you will see both sides pushing the dog fight to the limit, trying all the time to maintain confidence in a system that most of us know has been horribly, perhaps hopelessly, corrupted. Now, in Florida, home to Votescam, overturned elections, and a long history of voter fraud it is a certainty that this election will be settled in the courts, possibly after January of next year, possibly by the U.S. Supreme Court - The Rhenquist Court. The bad guys are fighting and there is much at stake. Those of us who strategize about how to end this corruption have long known that the answer was to make the bad guys expose themselves by fighting each other. I am absolutely ecstatic over this outcome. The American people will be more ready to listen to us now. Secondly, CNN Financial News correspondent Jim Bolden, reporting from London just revealed a deep economic issue attached to this election. Last night, with each new call in the election from Gore to Bush to undecided the Euro took massive dives as Bush prospered and massive rises as Gore prospered. In the end the Euro tanked some twenty per cent. Bush's proposed Fed Chairman, someone named Lindsay with whom I am not familiar, is a dollar Hawk. At FTW I have been predicting a war between the Dollar and the Euro for some time and that has to do with many things including oil, drugs, our planned war in Colombia and interests that have no care for our welfare. A ragingly strong dollar is not always good news for all Americans, especially those who sell products overseas or who depend on foreign tourism and investment. The world is holding its breath and the two factions will have to tread the fine line between a fight to the death and a fight that reveals how rotten the system has become on the inside as they struggle to make something happen in Florida. My bet is that at least one other state's total will come into question within the next month. If that happens then, quite appropriately, the legitimacy of the entire government will come into question. Better now than later. Mike Ruppert www.copvcia.com -------------------------- eGroups Sponsor -------------------------~-~> <FONT COLOR="#000099">eGroups eLerts It's Easy. It's Fun. Best of All, it's Free! </FONT><A HREF="http://click.egroups.com/1/9698/2/_/475667/_/973734598/"><B>Click Here!</B></A> ---------------------------------------------------------------------_->
