AIG bailout: too big to fail, or too close to Bush?

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http://onlinejournal.com/artman/publish/article_1261.shtml

9/11 and the Greenberg Familia
By Jerry Mazza
Online Journal Associate Editor


Sep 29, 2006, 01:06

Democratic Underground Demopedia reports in Who Killed John O’Neill that at the time of 9/11, AIG, the world’s largest insurance company, and subsidiaries Marsh McLennan, ACE and Kroll, were run by the Greenberg family. With Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) member Maurice “Hank” Greenberg as the AIG godfather, the Familia’s tentacles curled around the heart of the tragedy.

Greenberg’s cousin, Alan “Ace” Greenberg, was former CEO of Bear Sterns, where the Bush family, Cheney family George Schultz, James Baker, et al, did business. It is the leading brokerage firm of the great and all-powerful Bush Familia.

Also reported by Democratic Underground, AIG’s Kroll “provided protection services,” among other things, to high level Americans at home and abroad. Kroll had military teams in their company and merged with Armor Holdings on August 23, 2001, adding Defence Systems Limited, another private military corporation, to their operation, and an ex-KGB team called Alpha Firm earlier acquired by Defense Systems Limited. These four teams could have been used on 9/11, part of a “corporatizing” of black ops in tandem with military teams.

According to whistleblower Richard Grove, who worked as a senior manager for SilverStream Software on Marsh and AIG accounts, Kroll also managed the Enron fraud once Kenneth Lay stepped down.

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...and so much more. I edited out the 9/11 stuff, of which there is plenty, in hopes that this post will last longer than my last one on this subject. AIG is a key part of the Octopus, folks. Bushco can't let them fail. They're business partners.

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1. and don't forget the Bu$hCo Chinese connections

and the fact that BIG Chinese money is in AIG.

[democraticinsurgent]

2. You bet, thank you

Saw that on the other thread as well. AIG may as well already BE the government, even before we "bought" them.