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By Bill Brooks |
January 23, 2013
Usury is pernicious at best, but government-endorsed usury lite helping people in dire financial straits is flat out repugnant. There is just no justification for participation in this vile activity. Government sanctioned usury lite is still hurtful to the downtrodden. There is never a valid reason to do the wrong...
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By Bill Brooks |
September 24, 2012
CAMEL scores are an NCUA cathartic to purge troublemakers and leave only the peace-loving, brain-dead, grade-grubbing teacher pets that they wish to control with the assignment of a grade.
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By Bill Brooks |
September 24, 2012
CAMEL scores are an NCUA cathartic to purge troublemakers and leave only the peace-loving, brain-dead, grade-grubbing teacher pets that they wish to control with the assignment of a grade.
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By Bill Brooks |
September 24, 2012
The Matz-Blaine tense exchange at the NASCUS Summit wastes valuable time and energy that should be better used to address real problems facing fellow citizens. (“Matz Announces Low-Income Initiative,” Sept. 12 issue, page 10.)
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By Bill Brooks |
January 23, 2012
Treasury Department ignores credit unions in considering expanding bank and non-bank facilities powers.
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By Bill Brooks |
December 22, 2011
"It's a Wonderful Life" offers credit unions a sharp lesson on HOME ownership.
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By Bill Brooks |
August 24, 2011
The ride that the stock market has given us over the past weeks has had all the thrills of a great theme park roller coaster. It started with the slow tick, tick, tick as our political leaders did little to resolve the debt problem. Then we had quick and furious...
