With Q posting about being under heavy attack and then with the

AB[C] reference I found this interesting….

Was trying to see what sparked Christopher Steele into action regarding the whole dossier affair and it "may" go back to a land deal the then Donald Trump had with a Russian and that no American banks would lend Trump the money.

That was all around the time that the "bank bailouts" were going on. Flash forward to about 2011 and Bloomberg won their FOIA case for the fed to disclose who got money during the 2007-2011 timeframe and it wasn't just banks. Problem is I can't find the whole list anymore. However,

https://www.scribd.com/doc/60553686/GAO-Fed-Investigation#outer_page_144

these jokers appear to have been in receipt of $2.5T…that's right

Citigroup the one that is partially owned by Dopey Bin Talal.

I was curious if any Russian banks had branches on US soil that may have tapped the window and in turn provided the loan to now President Trump. Asides from Harley Davidson and Ford, why shouldn't a Russian bank get a loan from the FedRes?

on to the AB[C]…

https://seekingalpha.com/article/261574-fed-release-of-discount-window-bailout-another-reason-to-be-cautious-of-banking-systems?page=3

"But get this. Among the 25,000+ pages released by the Fed were documents showing that Arab Banking Corp. (ABC) had borrowed more than $35 billion from the U.S. Federal Reserve in the 18 months after Lehman Brothers collapsed with interest rates as low as 0.25%. Guess who is now the majority owner of the ABC? Drum roll please…

The Central Bank of Libya

During the crisis and until now, the Central Bank of Libya has somehow managed to grow its ownership in the ABC from a mere 29% to a majority controlling 59% to date.

To make matters worse, the Fed's assistance to the now Libyan-controlled bank did not end there. On March 4, the Treasury Department exempted ABC from economic sanctions and any other bank that is owned or controlled by the Libyan government operating under the laws of a different country. How messed up is that?

I am not done.

All of the loans to the ABC were backed by collateral in U.S. Treasury securities purchased by the ABC. In other words, at the same time that the ABC was borrowing money from one arm of the U.S. government for next to nothing, it was also lending money to the U.S. Treasury and receiving a higher interest rate. How messed up is that?"

which might make one wonder why the agreement here,

https://ustr.gov/about-us/press-office/press-releases/2010/may/united-states-libya-sign-trade-and-investment-framework

and the foia disclosure

https://www.federalreserve.gov/generalinfo/foia/emergency-lending-financialcrisis-20111206.pdf

can't be located….yet