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now they are talking about the possibility of liquidating AIG. it is said that nobody wants to invest in a company that is 73% owned by the federal government, and that it is just bad business.
AIG must be a basket case once they got inside of it. I'm not a conspiracy theorist or whacko (I don't think) but I read an article regarding AIG and their links to the CIA that, was, if nothing else provocative. The article said AIG's offices around the world were used as fronts for CIA agents to pose as legitimate places of employment. Anyway, not sure if it has any relevancy but thought it was interesting.
Bill Clinton's, Arkansas Development Finance Authority and Sanwa Bank of Chicago shared a deal with Coral Reinsurance of the Barbados. Coral's main customer was American International Group [AIG], a hundred billion dollar finance and speculation nest -- Board Chairman being Maurice Greenburg, also Board Chairman of the New York Federal Reserve District Bank, the most powerful and conspiratorial in the Federal Reserve System.
In just a few weeks, AIG reportedly ran 450 million dollars through the
Barbados front. State and Federal regulators in four or more states and
districts have reportedly been investigating AIG's reputed money laundering deals with Coral.
But there has been a vast whitewash. AIG chief Greenberg had been considered to be appointed Director of the CIA. (for the record, he was not convicted).
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