==Sharia Financing==
According to a [[Thomas More Law Center]] lawsuit, at least a portion of $40 billion AIG reciev ed in TARP funds has been used to support Sharia-compliant financial products. AIG has been using taxpayer money to promote [[Islam]] and [[Shariah]] law. The government acquired a majority interest in AIG and at least two of AIG subsidiary companies practice Sharia-compliant financing. In addition, the federal government co-sponsored a forum entitled Islamic Finance 101. <ref>[http://newsweek.washingtonpost.com/onfaith/undergod/2009/05/aig_sharia_and_uncle_sam.html AIG, Sharia and Uncle Sam, Washington Post, May 28, 2009]</ref>
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