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Federal Reserve and Hank Paulson sued over Sharia Finance

by Phantom Ace ( 23 Comments › )
Filed under Dhimmitude, Economy, Islamic Finance at December 19th, 2008 - 3:51 pm

We bailed out AIG for this? They are promoting Sharia Finance for Muslims in America. Again why are Muslims given special rights? Why should they get separate loans?

Federal Reserve sued for funding Shariah products

A lawsuit has been filed against the Federal Reserve Board and U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. over Wall Street bailout money going to American International Group, which is funding Shariah-compliant insurance and products.

WND reported a week ago that AIG has benefited from two major bailout agreements with the U.S. government giving $152.5 billion in taxpayer dollars to the company. Then it confirmed it is stepping up its dealings with Islamic finance offering homeowners insurance that complies with Islam’s religious Shariah laws.

According to an announcement at the time, Risk Specialists Companies, Inc., or RSC, a subsidiary of AIG Commercial Insurance, was introducing its Shariah-compliant Takaful Homeowners Policy to the U.S.

The Shariah-compliant policy is underwritten through RSC member company A.I. Risk Specialists Insurance, Inc., in conjunction with Lexington Insurance Co. and in association with AIG Takaful Enaya.

We should have let AIG collapsed. Let their Jihadists allies help them. This is an example of the Corporatist-Islamic alliance.

Bailout: Incompetence All Around

by Phantom Ace ( 2 Comments › )
Filed under Economy at November 19th, 2008 - 10:11 pm

Very good article by Michael Barone. This is our money and it hasn’t done anything to improve the situation.

I want to know where my money is going! Hank Paulson looks like a thug and a criminal. For all we know this money is going to the Cayman Islands! This is the biggest robbery in American History!

Paulson, Bernanke, and Congress on the Bailout: Incompetence All Around

Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke got beaten up pretty badly in the House Financial Services Committee yesterday. And on at least one point, I think, justifiably so. In his opening statement, Paulson acknowledged that at the time the Senate passed its version of the financial rescue package October 1 and the House passed the same version October 3, he had already decided that the Treasury Department would not embark on the program of acquiring toxic securitized mortgage and other paper from financial institutions, as he was telling Congress it would, and that it would instead use powers in the bill to inject capital into banks and other financial institutions. I think members of Congress have standing to complain when they are asked to approve a piece of legislation on the grounds that the administration will do A, but in fact the administration has already decided to use the broad powers in the bill to do B—and hasn’t told Congress about its change of mind.

This is just unreal!