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oncerned that with the current unrest stretching from North African nations like Libya, Tunisia and Egypt to Bahrain in the Persian Gulf as well as Yemen and Syria, people will seek opportunities elsewhere. "Over the last three years or so, we had big investors in the U.S. and Europe starting to get

n Wednesday, April 06, 2011, 07:56 AM Colony Capital Persists in Betting on the Middle East Jonathan Alcorn/Bloomberg News Thomas J. Barrack Jr. of Colony Capital said regime change can yield favorable returns. By JULIE CRESWELL When it comes to investing in the Middle East, Thomas J. Barrack Jr. takes the lon

et Egypt take Gaza. Let them deal with it. Or sink trying. The Saudis are on the brink, Egyptians are on the brink, all scared to death of Persia ... Yemen, Sinai, Libya ... this thing is bad... . That’s why Russia is so key... . Is Russia that bad? They’re bad guys. But the world is full of bad guys.”

in Palm Beach for thirteen months—Trump and Barrack were a 1980s and 90s set of nightlife Musketeers. The founder and CEO of the private equity firm Colony Capital, Barrack became a billionaire making investments in distress debt investments in real estate around the world, HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019904 including hel

the region, following clumsy attempts at nation building, has destabilized and discouraged its allies. Iran is supporting militias in Iraq, Syria and Yemen whose stated purpose is to eradicate Israel. That threat may create what has been a previously unthinkable alliance between our Gulf Cooperating Coun

ert lands where it did wrong for decades. Thomas J. Barrack Jr. is an international private equity investor and the founder and executive chairman of Colony Capital. He is also foreign policy and economic advisor to GOP U.S. Presidential candidate Donald Trump. The views expressed in this article are his own and