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Not content to merely steal the wealth of the rest of mankind through usury, the Jews are determined to bury every Goy, as is clear from Deuteronomy, chapter 28, verses 12-13:— Alex Jones' Prison Planet.com
I like how Salmon frames this as "usury," which is essentially what it is-the bank is loaning you the amount you overdraw and charging you an astronomical interest rate for the privilege.— CJR
Watching the news today and they just had Ron Insana talking on msnbc about a report in the Wall Street Journal about how banks are now raising fees on everything and, with some banks now charging up to 29\% interest rates, he used the term usury rates.— Experience Manifesto
Huge spending on funding terrorism, Credit cards, usury, theft.— The American Spectator
The same legislation also repealed the federal law prohibiting usury -- the predatory practices that ruin debtors of modest means by lending on terms that ensure borrowers will fail.— The Nation: Top Stories

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