LOUC (law of unintended consequences) of the financial bail-out continues to spread through out the US economy with now it coming to light that your government, yes, the US Government, is funding and promoting Islamic Shariah law growth via an arm of the now US government owned AIG operation. The AIG's Shariah Advisory Board that is now funded by 80% US taxpayer monies is an advisory board with members from Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Pakistan.
According to AIG, the role of its Shariah authority “is to review [its] operations, supervise its development of Islamic products, and determine Shariah compliance of these products and [its] investments.”
Since Shariah law outlaws free speech, free press, etc., the AIG position puts it in direct confliction with the US Constitution. Accordingly, the Thomas More Law Center has filed a lawsuit against the US Treasury Secretary, Henry Paulson, and the Federal Reserve Bank to stop this abomination.
According to the lawsuit, use of taxpayer funds to acquire ownership of a business that intentionally promotes, endorses, supports, and funds Shariah-based Islamic religious practices violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
Richard Thompson, President and Chief Counsel of the Thomas More Law Center, commented, “This lawsuit not only raises significant constitutional issues, it also shines a light on serious national security issues that our own government has created by direct financial support and ownership of a business that supports anti-American, radical Islamic activities. Make no mistake, there is an internal cultural jihad underway against our great nation, and I fear that many of our political leaders are unwittingly complicit in it.”
So, as I have contended all along, when the US Government makes moves against its US Constitutional charter, the LOUCs always come home to roost.
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