Did Bago cut a deal?

Rezko and Auchi were introduced several years ago by a mutual acquaintance in London. They teamed up recently on a $150 million contract to build a power plant in Iraq” reported Crain’s Chicago Business.

Alsammarae is not only a close associate of Tony Rezko and Iraqi billionaire Nadhmi Auchi, but is also a cohort of disgraced and convicted former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich, who tried to sell Obama’s Senate seat. All are closely connected to Barack Hussein Obama.

Rezko first tried to hire Obama while Obama was still attending Harvard Law School. Obama, instead of accepting that offer, went to work for Davis Miner Barnhill & Galland, helping Rezko’s company Rezmar secure $100 million in grants and federal monies for low-income housing contracts.

Eventually, Rezmar (Development Group – Rezco’s company) turned to a small, left wing law firm Davis Miner Barnhill & Galland to assist in the paperwork associated with government contracts and other real estate legalities. DMB & G employed a young lawyer named Barack Obama. . . The only problem was that Rezko didn’t care about maintaining the buildings…” – PJ Media

Rezmar Development Group was involved in low-income housing in Chicago. Rezko became infamous for being a Chicago slumlord, along with Valerie Jarrett, currently Obama’s senior White House Adviser.

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Obama tied to Iraqi government fraud?

Sen. Barack Obama's office engaged in six months of negotiations with a company controlled by convicted criminal Tony Rezko to lobby the U.S. government to push through a nixed $50 million contact to train Iraqi security personnel at a site in Chicago.

The plan was to fly about 150 Iraqis to a site in Illinois for security training, which reportedly would include the use of AK-47 assault rifles.

In the spring of 2006, Frawley and his company reportedly reached out to Chicago politicians, including Obama and Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, to bring pressure to revive the deal, arguing the business would be good for the state.

https://www.wnd.com/2008/07/70972/