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October 09, 2008 at
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October 09, 2008 at
11:57:54 AM by cubicdollars
Where did all our money go? The $700 billion plus?
HOUSING SPECULATION... Housing speculation fueled by subprime lending practices.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/27087106#27087106
Why can't banks and other lending institutions just eat the ~5% default rate?
They only have a 8% capital requirement, that's why the world economic system is on the brink of collapse. (You think the rest of the world hated us BEFORE this mess...lol?)
What is to blame?
Drastically reduced lending regulation on top of historically low interest rates. Easy money knocked the real estate market out of whack.
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October 09, 2008 at
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Guess Braney frank, Franklin Raines and Chris Dodd could answer that.....
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October 09, 2008 at
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Posted By: 3rdturn on October 09 2008 at 03:57:29 PM
Guess Braney frank, Franklin Raines and Chris Dodd could answer that.....
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Low income government backed loans were a small percentage of the problem. Lets face it, predatory lending without any semblance of regulation is what created this economic orgy of epic proportions. The low income lending programs barely even make a ripple compared to the tsunami of destruction that the slime bag lenders were creating with their shady deals. Do the math, this mess is what happens when you have no regulation in financial markets... McSame and Failin style ecomonics folks, can we sustain another disastrous administration like the past 8 years?? The original poster asked what happened to the money? I can tell you where it went, in the pockets of the money movers and hustlers. I am certain there is a special place in hell for these types of thieves and liars. May they enjoy the misery that they created.
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October 09, 2008 at
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October 09, 2008 at
05:04:34 PM by rj5150
Yeah and what about the CEO's of the companies that went under and they still got to keep there HUGE BUYOUTS!! Scum's of the earth IMO. The former employees should be able to do a public stoning of these crooks!
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October 09, 2008 at
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October 09, 2008 at
05:30:25 PM by BigRightRear
the FBI investigation is now uncovering default mortgages to ILLEGAL ALIENS who some politicians are "AFRAID THEY WILL LOSE THEIR HOMES"!
how can someone call it THEIR HOME if they have not PAID FOR IT?
sqautter's rights for illegal aliens is coming back to bite the taxpayer ten fold...get these criminals out of the country now...and send the jackasses that offered them loans ALONG WITH THEM.
http://corner.nationalreview.com/post/?q=ZDE5M2FlZmI1YzdhN2Y1MWUxZGFiOTM1ZDEwYjMxNjg=
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Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Credit Is Not a Civil Right [Mark Krikorian]
I have no way of judging whether the Wall Street bailout is a necessary evil or an impending disaster. But we're in this mess, ultimately, because our political elites thought it was good social policy to encourage banks to give mortgages to uncreditworthy people, resulting in what Sailer months ago called the "Diversity Recession" (if this doesn't work, make that the Diversity Depression). In other words, if poor people in general, or blacks or Hispanics in particular, were less likely to be approved for a mortgage, the only possible reason was racism or classism or whatever. Thus "creditworthiness" was an illegitimate, dead-white-male concept, like middleclassness. Because, after all, isn't everyone entitled to credit? Therefore, I propose any bailout bill start with these words: "It is the sense of Congress that credit is not a civil right."
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October 09, 2008 at
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Posted By: BigRightRear on October 09 2008 at 05:27:51 PM
the FBI investigation is now uncovering default mortgages to ILLEGAL ALIENS who some politicians are "AFRAID THEY WILL LOSE THEIR HOMES"!
how can someone call it THEIR HOME if they have not PAID FOR IT?
sqautter's rights for illegal aliens is coming back to bite the taxpayer ten fold...get these criminals out of the country now...and send the jackasses that offered them loans ALONG WITH THEM.
http://corner.nationalreview.com/post/?q=ZDE5M2FlZmI1YzdhN2Y1MWUxZGFiOTM1ZDEwYjMxNjg=
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Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Credit Is Not a Civil Right [Mark Krikorian]
I have no way of judging whether the Wall Street bailout is a necessary evil or an impending disaster. But we're in this mess, ultimately, because our political elites thought it was good social policy to encourage banks to give mortgages to uncreditworthy people, resulting in what Sailer months ago called the "Diversity Recession" (if this doesn't work, make that the Diversity Depression). In other words, if poor people in general, or blacks or Hispanics in particular, were less likely to be approved for a mortgage, the only possible reason was racism or classism or whatever. Thus "creditworthiness" was an illegitimate, dead-white-male concept, like middleclassness. Because, after all, isn't everyone entitled to credit? Therefore, I propose any bailout bill start with these words: "It is the sense of Congress that credit is not a civil right."
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October 09, 2008 at
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Posted By: 3rdturn on October 09 2008 at 03:57:29 PM
Guess Braney frank, Franklin Raines and Chris Dodd could answer that.....
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I still can't get over that in the video they show $250,000 houses in Florida going for $50,000 now. Everyone seems to have a share of the blame from mortgage companies and home owners themselves to Wall St, Washington, house flippers, real estate agents and home builders. Clinton admits to shouldering some of the blame along with the Democrats, but the Republican "deregulation" Party seems to taking a brunt of the flack having controlled D.C. much of this decade. Hopefully we've all learned that the police are a necessary evil, competition is good but deregulation maybe not so much so.
They don't even know how to spell sprint car
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October 10, 2008 at
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I blame a lack of oversight, with deregulation being the major component in encouraging preditory lending practices.
Example: Back about 1999, someone I know very well was looking to buy a house. Both were not long out of high school with one working an entry-level factory job & the other at a retailer. They were told by the bank that they could borrow up to $250,000 - A QUARTER MILLION!!! In fact, that was more than double what they could begin to afford. Thank God they went with their own best instincts!
I only wish that we could have allowed these heartless thieves to fall on their own swords.
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