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To: Valuepro who wrote (61746)	10/19/2008 12:13:19 AM
From: E. Charters	2 Recommendations Respond to of 78411

What if it turned out that the sub primte was was 60% blacks and hispanics - and that group were predominantly who reneged on all those loans when the interest rates went up? Sounds like the "neighbourbood" concept low rent loans could have been made to "that one" ethnics.. who were kept out of the loop for traditional socio economic reasons which always got interpreted as profiling rejections.. so the real story was the admin pushed to get these loans approved to reduce the "project" cost and do some social engineering.. what if? And so guess what? The new slogan to get out of this mess would be "hire hispano-blacks and pay them enuff to afford the mortgage.. save the economy!" Ahhh... would that life were so simple! note: since 1980 in New York State black blue collar workers have earned slightly more than comparable white blue collar workers.. the traditional concept we are sold that all blacks are underemployed and tier two does not always hold water.. EC<:-}