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Too bad the stimulus money injection is wired to the companies' bank accounts. Imagine a $10 billion bail out delivered in cash to the door of AIG's headquarter
by Rod 18y ago
Too bad the stimulus money injection is wired to the companies' bank accounts. Imagine a $10 billion bail out delivered in cash to the door of AIG's headquarters, for instance. Imagine 18-wheelers carrying truckloads of $100 bills. That would be impressive indeed :-)
- Devilboy 18y agoReportedly pallets full of cash was shipped to Iraq in cargo planes to finance the war effort.
- Rod 18y agoAnd some of those pallets full of cash were reported missing. Is anyone surprised?
- tlrobinson 18y agohttp://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2007/feb/08/usa.iraq1 http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2007/feb/08/usa.iraq1 Wow.
- Rod 18y agoIt looks like some people did retire young, LOL. Seriously, this is more than just some pallets. This must have been one the biggest frauds ever. Unless, of course, the whole point was simply to inject liquidity in the crippled Iraqi economy. This would be a great story for a John Grisham book.