Which mortgage lenders will implode next? Will Fannie and Freddie Mac survive the crash? How sick is Sallie Mae? The Mortgage Lender Implode-o-Meter has been tracking the ailing and imploding lenders since late 2006. So far, 266 major U.S. lenders have imploded. Right now, 16 lenders, including IndyMac and Sallie Mae, are on the "Watch List" of  lenders in serious poor health.

Founded by blogger Aaron Krowne, the web site has been tracking the housing crisis and the major role subprime mortgages and lending fraud have played in it. The site includes a discussion forum where topics about corrupt lenders are examined and news stories about the "housing turnaround" are vetted. The creators also aim to help those suffering from the meltdown by offering links to organizations offering foreclosure-related and loan-modification services.

Included in the many links is plenty of commentary, like that of Ron Paul, dedicated to halting the government bailout of major lenders that would force Americans, as one commentator says, to pay for "the acts of greedy bankers, mortgage brokers, flippers, and over-extended home-borrowers."

There’s link on the homepage to a petition started by Ron Paul to banish the Federal Reserve System because, as he says: "Wall Street’s ‘business as usual’ call for the FED to intervene and bail out the corporate perpetrators of the scam is like asking a child molester to run a day care center or a drug dealer to teach our children all about drugs. The private banker owned FED is the cause of our problems not the solution."

The bloggers don’t offer many solutions to the crisis, other than rallying together against bailouts. But major media outlets have taken note of this watch-dog site that has major CEOs shaking in their Brugno Maglis and calling the bloggers begging to be removed from the watch list. This week, the Implode-o-Meter was featured in both the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal. The Implode-o-Meter also would’ve been featured on Fox News this week, but according to one of the site’s writers, Fox News lost the footage they themselves had recorded.