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<title>Comment by Jim Carruthers</title>
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<description>Where did the money go? You have the imperium talking about a billion here, a billion there, and it could add up to real money.

From @man:
&lt;i&gt;Weapons of What?

A big concern these days is Weapons of Mass Destruction.  Nuclear
weapons (pronounced &quot;Nookyalur&quot; if you are President) are a prime
example, which work by converting mass to energy, a process described by
the famous equation E=mc^2.  

If we apply Einstein&#039;s equation equating mass and energy to the phrase
&quot;Weapons of Mass Destruction&quot; we get &quot;Weapons of Energy Destruction&quot;.  A
prime example of a WED is the Enron corporation, which when set off
deprived California and other western states of massive amounts of
electricity while converting its value expressed as billions of dollars
stored in electronic brokerage accounts to the value of the paper the
shares of stock were printed on.  Enron, in other words is a WED that
converted gigawatt-hours of electricity into a small amount of nearly
worthless paper.  When you look at the amounts of energy and paper
involved, you find that the conversion of one to the other is described
once again by Einstein&#039;s famous equation E=mc^2.

BAN WEAPONS OF ENERGY DESTRUCTION.  

And while we&#039;re at it, let&#039;s apply some of that energy to Kenneth Lay,
former CEO of Enron, directly, in the form of a hair-raising ride in the
old electric chair.  

And Bernard Ebbers, former CEO of Worldcom, is welcome to sit on his lap
for the ride.
&lt;/i&gt;

And might I add the onslaught on unilateral free trade, ie, lumber and manufacturing is only allowed to flow from the States.</description>
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