To: dvdw© who wrote (9406 ) 6/8/2007 9:17:57 PM From: ahhaha Respond to of 24758 World Cash represents more of the missing information, This comment is very deep. I'm impressed. You should say, world cash represents the complement of the state of commerce in the Boolean sense of "complement". by way of example, I pulled out a copy of Secrets Of The Temple a plus 700 page tome regarding the federal Reserve. Forget Greider, the amateur who wrote that book. He knows nothing. There are no secrets and FED doesn't run anything.Guess what, not even a mention of the foreign demand for; or a word about the affect of circulation supply, from the world outside the US. Naturally the consequenses have contributed to root systemic mal thinking on all things monetary. I knew you hadn't quite grasped the concept of "world cash". The concept is adequately defined in all the posts I've made that include the term, "world cash".This by itself represents the missing information; and is characteristic of a system whose leadership failed to understand the impact of money and the desire for Liberty. No. I'm talking about real forces, not fictitious ones, nor mythical ones, nor media ones. AHHA has just closed the loop, because for so long the Dollar and the Federal Reserve have presented our financial deposition, as if its local, when it isnt and hasnt been for many many decades. The concept of world cash can't be defined by reference to international financial flows. No money can flow yet world cash can change.In William Greiders tome an analysis of the impact of the federal Reserve, greider does what all writers seem to do, by analyzing our situation in a vaccumm, his conclusions spawned many myths, perpetual until now. Still perpetual, that is, perpetually nonsensical. Greider wrote a book that titillates the conspiracy air heads who dominate trading houses.Yet; it was there all along, I am talking about real effects which can affect anyone who is long stocks now.