Posted on 05/20/2008 9:19:54 PM PDT by K-oneTexas
It would convenient to funnel all the psychopathic murdering funds into smaller channels. Tracing the money is the main problem in the WOT.
ping.
Signed. Thank you for posting it.
And the Government isn’t fighting this? Wonderful. The enemy is not at the gates, he’s inside them.
“Signed. Thank you for posting it.”
I signed yesterday morning and forwarded to those of my friends who are receptive enough to read it. I’m assuming this tonight came directly from ACT, Brigitte Gabriel’s website. She’s such a treasure, a brave voice and beacon of truth regarding all things Islamo-Fascism.
Most valuable post...the Muslim Brotherhoods official plan, discovered in a Swiss raid in 1991, details the depth of planning that has gone on in more than 70 countries for the last 80 years (since the ‘20s), with special long term relations to Nazism. Do a search for ‘agenda Muslim Brotherhood’, the ikhwan. MB is a Sunni effort backing CAIR in the US and Hamas in the middle east, many Muslim student associations in the US, our civil processes and representatives at city, county, state and national levels.
Here is a link regarding the MB agenda...http://www.militantislammonitor.org/article/id/2671
The Shiite side (Carter enabled Khomeinists) of Iran competes with the Sunnis for the eventual establishment of a caliphate...each would destroy the other, if possible. The whole idea of dividing the ME as the Brits did after the first WW was to prevent a modern Caliphate from forming after the destruction of the Ottoman Empire...maintenance of the concept and action is wanting as Islam has now a potentially fatal grasp of Europe, even if only from a demographic perspective...and, Islamists are too impatient to wait for demography to do its silent work.
Our Western Central Banks have welcomed Islam, and, all else will follow with left shifting Western secular culture and govt. not adequately tooled for the challenge. IF we abdicate defining marriage e.g., Islam will do it for us.
Dearlord ..... what are we coming to? Goldman Sachs, Dow Jones, Citibank, Merrill Lynch providing this opening ? How does this comply with US banking laws?
Heads up.
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Shariah Compliant Banks
Asset Acceptance Capital Corporation
Aviva Plc
AXA
Barclays PLC
BNP Paribas Group
Citibank, N.A.
Credit Agricole, S.A.
Deutsche Bank AG
Dow Jones & Company Inc.
Equity Insurance Group Limited
Goldman Sachs Group
HBOS plc
HSBC Holdings plc
INVESCO Perpetual
Julius Baer Group
Maersk Logistics
Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc.
Morgan Stanley
NYSE Euronext
Silicon Graphics, Inc.
BTTT for tomorrow!!
I did not see it in the article but these wll street banks insert a shariah finance director into thier companies(for compliance). (think theres any women?).Then he funnels the money back to the “charities” and madrasas as he sees fit. But it probably is lined up before the job is taken.
So the money, MADE IN AMERICA, goes to them and then the jihadists come from them.
BTTT
Please dont ping me Star...I read damn near everything here allready....and it only clutters up replies to me...
Thank you.
I work at one of the companies listed there, and it is neither a bank, nor Shariah complaint, nor anything resembling either of those. That company is Silicon Graphics, Inc. We're a computer manufacturer, whose largest customers are U.S. defense related, and who recently came out of Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
So, I went chasing down that list, since it is easy to find in Google searches. I found many uncritical references to it, often quoting much the same article as posted above.
In time order, from most recent back to earliest, some of these references I found are:
The description of that report states that it contains the following "Companies Mentioned":
Searching google on the title of the above report Product Innovation and Customer Targeting in Asset Management, Q4 2007 finds a number of direct mentions of this report.
This report covers several financial products and services, as described in its summary, and that list of companies is apparently all companies mentioned in that report, at least one of which companies I am sure has nothing to do with Sharia complaint banking.
Here is the published summary of that report, visible at several of the web pages found on the above google search:
Summary
Introduction
This tracker covers product launches and service developments as well as marketing and product/service launches aimed at specific customer segments, such as ultra high net worths, NRIs, expats, retirees, entrepreneurs, women, etc.
Scope
- Extensive research is conducted on the activities of 50 providers of asset management products, globally
- The developments are analyzed to identify the key global trends in product development and customer targeting
Highlights
The trend for real estate fund launches continues. Several asset managers this quarter launched real estate funds, but steered clear of the US, where the real estate market has imploded.
Investments continue lean towards green issues. Datamonitor has seen sustainable investing since Q2. This quarter HSBC introduced its Climate Change fund, which aims to outperform the HSBC Global Climate Change index.
Following Citibank's Q2 strategy to distribute DWS Noor Islamic Fund products in Bahrain and SGAM's Q3 launch of a sharia compliant index, Citibank is again on the Sharia trail, launching its UTP Islamic fund in Pakistan.
Observe that many products and services besides Shariah Law compliant finance products are discussed.
Table of Contents
Product Innovation and Customer Targeting in Asset Management, Q4 2007 - A quarterly analysis of approximately 50 companies' strategic initiatives in product innovation and customer targeting.Product Code: bffs0526
Publication Date: 25-Jan-2008
Overview
IntroductionThis tracker covers product launches and service developments as well as marketing and product/service launches aimed at specific customer segments, such as ultra high net worths, NRIs, expats, retirees, entrepreneurs, women, etc.
- Table of Contents
- The Roundup
- Big focus on real estate investment despite current market troubles
- And capital protected products are being launched because of that volatility
- There are a growing number of ETF launches
- Diversification away from equities continues
- Sharia investments are being launched, though there isn't a rush in the market
- The Developments
- ABN AMRO
- ABN AMRO and AHOY renew sponsorship contract ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament (Sponsorship) - Dec 07
- Amvescap
- PowerShares (Invesco) expands exchange-traded funds portfolio to emerging markets - Dec 07
- PowerShares (Invesco) expands its ETF products with international real estate portfolio - Dec 07
- PowerShares (Invesco) lists first buy-write ETF portfolios - Dec 07
- PowerShares (Invesco) adds several fixed-income ETFs - Nov 07
- PowerShares (Invesco) launches three insured municipal bond products- Oct 2007
- Aviva
- Morley launches Sterling Liquidity Enhanced Fund - Nov 2007
- Morley introduces 'one-stop investment solution' for smaller pension funds - Oct 07
- Morley introduces private equity fund of funds program - Oct 07
- AXA
- Winterthur adds property fund to its Tailored Selection range - Oct 2007
- Barclays
- Barclays introduces capital protected investment note linked to Dow Jones STOXX 50 - Oct 07
- BNP Paribas
- BNP Paribas Asset Management launches first actively managed UCITS III fund offering exposure to the agriculture commodities market - Oct 2007
- Citigroup
- Citibank introduces global mutual funds in China in partnership with Schroders - Oct 07
- Citibank Pakistan launches mutual fund range, including sharia-compliant fund, in partnership with JS Investments- Nov 07
- Citibank Italy launches capital protected bond and current account - Nov 07
- Credit Suisse
- Credit Suisse launches emerging markets infrastructure trust - Oct 07
- Credit Suisse launches all hedge index - Nov 07
- DEKA
DekaBank brings specialists on board in anticipation of ETF launches- Oct 07
- Deutsche Bank
- Deutsche Bank trading platform launches Middle East offering - Oct 07
- Deutsche Bank to launch ETFs on short iTraxx - Nov 07
- Franklin Templeton
Franklin Templeton introduces US equity fund - Dec 07
- HBOS
- Bank of Scotland partners with Milestone Capital and Chelsfield to launch French real estate fund - Dec 07
- Bank of Scotland launches new capital guaranteed investment account - Oct 07
- Henderson Global Investors
- Henderson introduces Pan European Equity Fund in Singapore that allows shorting and leverage - Nov 07
- Henderson launches global equitised long-short fund - Nov 07
- Henderson to launch Global Financials Fund in offshore range - Nov 07
- HSBC
HSBC launches Climate Change Fund - Nov 07
- Intesa Sanpaolo
- Intesa Sanpaolo to set up a SIIQ, a listed real estate investment company - Nov 07
- Julius Baer
- Natural Resources fund launched by Julius Baer - Oct 07
- Merrill Lynch
- Merrill Lynch introduces an emerging markets FX index - Nov 07
- Merrill Lynch introduces biofuels indices - Oct 07
- Morgan Stanley
- Morgan Stanley announces new Asian private equity fund - Oct 2007
- Morgan Stanley launches Asia Protected Growth Plan - Oct 2007
- Pictet & Cie
- Pictet Funds launches PF(Lux)-Absolute Return Global Conservative fund- Nov 2007
- Rabobank
- Rabo introduces coverage of real estate stocks - Oct 2007
- Sal Oppenheim
- Equity strategy hedge fund launched by Sal. Oppenheim - Nov 07
- Société Générale
- SGAM Alternative Investments closes first institutional property fund invested in France - Dec 07
- SGAM launches European ABS - corporate bond fund - Oct 07
- Société Générale launches bond fund-linked retail notes in Singapore - Oct 07
- Société Générale Index launches investable AAA bond indices - Oct 07
- APPENDIX
- Methodology
- Further reading
- Ask the analyst
- Datamonitor consulting
- Disclaimer
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Something else I was thinking about, if these folks have no problem with using their lives as a weapon to kill non-believers, when why wouldn’t they use their money as well? Become heavily invested in Wall Street, then just start selling off everything at well below market price, causing a huge fall in the markets and damaging the economy.
If Halal meant “no profits” instead of “no interest” then our entire banking sector would be compliant.
Under sharia finance I suppose the trading in pork bellies would not be allowed.
Thanks for the ping!
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