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On 09/10/2020 at 16:32, dmedin said:

I'm surprised that white supremacist who stole America from the Native peoples is still recognized in America today.

Hi dmedin 

You post today had me interested and questioning the meaning. Until I checked it out. I see exactly your point now if it had happened where would the world be now? Somebody would else would have 'found' America BUT would they have done?  CAn't say But market wise we are trying to 'beat the market' or play with the professionals  - foresight and vision and TRUST in  trustworthy people is only the way I mainly succeed on here. PS I do not day trade but have done well trading (started 40 years ago. I really like and checked out  many of your posts  (over the last 6 months) as you are a  super contributor.You said recently you had been actively trading here for 3 years.? I know more as you have such depth of knowledge. Also  I only stick to what I know or follow. Keep posting and have a good day. I love history.

THEN ... I though I REALLY must recechk about Columbus and Roseveldt and what now happened on 6/10/20. What a can of worms (well not no we are dealing with peoples lives so yes your comment has educated me more on this fact in history. Which president will have the guts to remove the day completly - one day yes. Anyway thank you for highlighting this day which should not have been set at all.

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