this company is not going to see the daylight, where it can give money to any stockholder, much less the us gov’t or the actual taxpayer whom are owning this company… we all should at some point get some kind of interest or dividend for having to help bailout this company despite it losing it’s shirt and now apparently it’s pants! what’s next? this company with the losses even greater than last year, we need to say ‘good bye!’ but after the gov’t gets that money back for the taxpayer…
and i suppose you are quite content with the $180B plus that the government has provided and continues to provide Fannie and Freddie. At least AIG is able to continue paying back the “loans.”
AIG must have screwed you pretty good when you were back driving trucks as you sure have an axe to grind.
If Benmosche had any integrity at all, he would buy back the government shares at the $28.75 break-even point and make us suckered taxpayers whole. But we certainly know where Benmosche sits on the integrity curve.
this company is not going to see the daylight, where it can give money to any stockholder, much less the us gov’t or the actual taxpayer whom are owning this company… we all should at some point get some kind of interest or dividend for having to help bailout this company despite it losing it’s shirt and now apparently it’s pants! what’s next? this company with the losses even greater than last year, we need to say ‘good bye!’ but after the gov’t gets that money back for the taxpayer…
and i suppose you are quite content with the $180B plus that the government has provided and continues to provide Fannie and Freddie. At least AIG is able to continue paying back the “loans.”
AIG must have screwed you pretty good when you were back driving trucks as you sure have an axe to grind.
If Benmosche had any integrity at all, he would buy back the government shares at the $28.75 break-even point and make us suckered taxpayers whole. But we certainly know where Benmosche sits on the integrity curve.