May 5, 2005, 12:47 pm
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Location: California Posts: 7,090 | This from PR Web: Quote: Shareholder Proposal: Insurer to Investigate 9/11
A proposal by a small shareholder to withhold approval from the Board of Directors for failure to investigate signs of insurance fraud on 9/11 has been published on the website of the Allianz Group, one of the world’s largest insurers, in preparation for its May 4th annual meeting.
(PRWEB) May 2, 2005 -- Allianz Group published a shareholder proposal on April 20th faulting management for ignoring signs of insurance fraud on 9/11/2001. Allianz carried a significant portion of the insurance coverage on the WTC, and stands to pay a corresponding portion of the $3.5 billion payout currently being litigated in New York. In his proposal, shareholder John Leonard, a California native and a publisher of books on 9/11, pointed to reports that building WTC 7 apparently collapsed by demolition, and for no plausible reason related to the 9/11 attacks. Management replied that it relied on official US government reports which made no mention of such evidence.
The Allianz Group is incorporated in Germany and has approximately 570,000 shareholders. Under German Stock Companies law, publicly held companies are required to publish shareholder proposals that meet certain criteria.
The text of the shareholder proposal, which may also be viewed at the Allianz website, http://www.allianzgroup.com/azgrp/dp...646-49,00.html, is reproduced below.
| Click this link and scroll down, to read the shareholder proposal. Let the shareholders decide if if the insurance company just hands over the loot without an investigation. Remember THE 911 Ommission Report didnt even mention the 47 story WTC7 that was demolished (read: 'demolitioned') on that day. They forgot about it maybe?
Last edited by gr8fuldaniel; May 5, 2005 at 12:53 pm.
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