The way I see it is down payment was decreased to the point where blacks and Mexicans were able to buy houses that they really couldn’t afford. I know the banks lend out a lot of money that would not be payed back. How did they profit from this? I heard that a third party would buy these loans, such as Lehman Bros., and then trick investors into investing money into things that had a fake triple A rating. But then Lehman Bros. went bankrupt, yet it still made money. How is that so?

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think about it its the glaziers debts .. not uniteds .. worse case scenario.. we do a leeds but without the religation … and i’m sure there are plenty of potential investors who would love to get their hands on englands biggest money spinners in the world of football.. we just have to hope the highest bidder is the right bidder… and the glaziers aint on the phone to bates to ask him how he did it .. lol..

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Let the market correct by itself. No bailouts.

The billionaire investors like Soros and Buffett are just laughing about this mess. This is an opportunity for them to enrich themselves more.

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