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AIG Used Aid to Pay Foreign, US Banks

Posted: 2009-03-16T04:00:00Z


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Jmedl 01:36:42 PM Mar 16 2009

the american taxpayer now owms most of aig due to the bailout. shouldn't we the people have a voice in how this company is run untill all monies are repaid? let your senators and congressmen know and hear your voice LOUD AND CLEAR. LONG LIVE THE REVOLUTION. IT'S TIME WE QUIT TAKING THIS BULL SH-T LAYING DOWN!!!!! STAND UP AMERICA

santeecreek1 01:09:51 PM Mar 16 2009

To take money in the manner that Aig and other company's have done is pretty much fraud...how in the hell can you give bonuses if your supposed to be broke.Tax payers are sick to death of bailing out all these people that could care less if the average tax payer lives or dies...nothing matters to them but more money any way they can get it...you know aig knew about these bonus contracts BEFORE they got the bail out money...It IS FRAUD!!!!!Why do we always have a blind eye to so much corruption in our own country!!! The little tax payer's are having a hard time paying the damn bills and morgage but you don't see anyone bailing them out..it's the streets for them..not less a bonus. You also don't hear much about what's going to happen to the millions of Americans that's lost thier life savings in 401k plans that were so stongly encouraged to have for your retirement...NOBODY is offering to bail them out or give them a BONUS!!!I am so pissed at our system and the banks...all the money

morenet 01:07:11 PM Mar 16 2009

Why is up to AIG to lend out billions more to the same institutions where some of our other bailout funds have gone?

DredselW 12:53:39 PM Mar 16 2009

AIG makes GM and Ford look like knights in shining armor! We are rewarding the incompetent crooks who caused this mess. If Obama has any balls he will stop the bonus payments and cut their salary in half. Don't tell me we can't do that when it's our money they pissed away and it's our money for the bailout! If these idiots want to fine another job, so be it just don't give them the tax payes money! Remember it is a lot more difficult to build an automobile than it is to structure a bad loan.

reddragon8596 12:53:10 PM Mar 16 2009

I know it was only meant to be a joke,But we are talking about as much as 3 trillion dollars in bail out money. But wyh not let AGI fail sell it off in pieces. then give the 200 million legit american tax payers the 3 trillion = 150,000 $ this would stimulat the ecconomy. we would put our money into banks ? banking problem gone and lets not be selfish we would owe taxes on our 150,000 so the government would get back 33% prblem solved

Copperking59 12:45:17 PM Mar 16 2009

they should take all aid back let the bastards fend for them selfe enough of us paying these asses 4 miss management i bet they layed of the hourly workers this is not right

JOSHI819 12:39:06 PM Mar 16 2009

Next person on the unemployment line needs to be Edward Liddy

Bunnyfunny47 12:31:58 PM Mar 16 2009

What was it, We gave all this money to bail out the banks and they went on a shopping spree investing millions if not billions in Chinese banks..What the hell!

Ndiaz440 12:31:50 PM Mar 16 2009

Unbelievable! AIG was almost in bankruptcy and the executives are expecting bonuses? If there are not profit, couldn't be bonus for any executives. They have to waive it until a profit is earned.

RICKEYM6 12:30:58 PM Mar 16 2009

the stimulus bs has backfired on all the usa people and i dont remember signing anything to relaese my part

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