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PollWhat should the government do about ailing financial institutions? Nothing, except to back off and get out—as any Objectivist knows, intervention is treating the disease with the disease 84% Intervene judiciously—enough to avert a catastrophe that is otherwise imminent 3% Intervene massively—as it's doing 3% Nationalize the whole economy and be done with it. Bring on the USSA! 1% Something else (specify) 9% Total votes: 76
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Links to the Book the Saudis Tried to Ban: "Alms for Jihad" Submitted by Sandi on Sat, 2008-04-26 20:49.
"You will not find his book in stores, but you can find it here. Thanks to the ruling family of Saudi Arabia you can no longer buy "Alms for Jihad", which recounts how Islamic charities, many of them with deep ties to the House of Saud, fund terrorism. An anonymous tipster has uploaded the entire book. Download links below. Who is to stop anyone from downloading the book, changing the file name, and the re-uploading it to as many file sharing servers as possible? If they want to make us dhimmis, they really are going to have to find something other than the British courts to pound us into submission. Robert Collins, the man who was successfully sued by the Saudis to prevent his book tying the Royal Family to terrorism from distribution, has passed away. RIP. Any book the Saudis don't want you to read should receive the widest possible circulation. Pass it on if for no other reason than to send a message to the House of Saud that we will not be intimidated by their legal extortion."
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ANZ Website - Islamic Banking
Taken off ANZ - NZ Website
ANZ (Australia and New Zealand Bank)
Offers range of islamic services.
ING Australia was originally founded in Sydney in 1878 as Mercantile Mutual. In 1982 it became part of what is now ING Group, and in 2002 became a joint venture between ING Group, which owns 51% and ANZ Bank which owns 49%.
ANZ CEO National chief executive Graham Hodges says bank customers who invested in two ING funds which are now frozen were properly advised of risks.
Repayments on $520 million in the ING Diversified Yield fund and the ING Regular Income Fund were suspended in mid-March leaving 8000 investors unable to withdraw their money.
All investment instruments of the Fund will be Shariah-compliant
The Fund seeks to achieve its objective by investing in 3-year in Ringgit denominated Islamic Negotiable Instruments (INIs) from financial institutions governed by relevant legislations in the market that is Shariah-compliant