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Boy, this has to go right into the "what-were-they-thinking" category:

Facing anger from Congress and the American people, AIG Inc said on Wednesday it would not sue the U.S. government over terms of the company's multi-billion dollar bailout. Insurer American International Group had been weighing whether to join a lawsuit filed by its former Chief Executive Hank Greenberg and his company Starr International, which owned 12 percent of AIG before its $182 billion rescue that started in 2008.

Greenberg claims the rescue was unfair to shareholders and that the Federal Reserve Bank of New York charged an excessive interest rate on its initial loan. He is seeking billions of dollars in damages.

Hank Greenberg is a pretty despicable individual if he thinks that the U.S. Taxpayer wasn't generous enough. What's more generous than saving his company?

Sheesh...

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