Continuation from the other thread.
Well, I'm a little greener than usual behind the ears this morning,so go easy on me.
Here's what you say:
"wow, pars you are a little green behind the ears there if you really believe PR will fix the problem with the EU.
We need our scientists, exports etc. etc. to stand up to the illogical and twisted political gamesmanship that certain EU countries are playing....this is not about consumers but about trade barriers.
why didn't the EU approve Triffid Flax??....thats the real question (one you haven't yet asked)....is there a food safety issue we should know about???"
Okay cowboy, you want to line up scientists, who are often supported by taxpayers' grant money to go to Europe to square off with their peers, and give presentations about proteomes, etc. that provide evidence that the mathematical equations implemented that verify, lets pick one area, say, "occurence" are within the scientific measurable boundaries commonly agreed upon, but not in all instances. By all countries.
Uh huh.
And then do you want the scientists to have a press conference on the steps of the WTO press mound, mumbling away, as most scientists do, btw, I've got one in the family, until you offer to take them out for a lobster dinner to shut them up?
Lawsey.
These are governmental political organizations, and the government gets the final say! Not scientific ones.
We have an Ag Minister who's government policy was to open wheat marketing, but he got outfoxed by the Board itself.
Larry Hill t****sed up and down Canadian voter constituences via pr messages online, in papers, in parliamenet, through Wayne Easter, and essentially out-pr'ed the government!
By the time Ritz got to Geneva, if he even goes, he's scared to pop a fluffy in public bathrooms, for fear voters back home will hear or smell him.
All the lawyers in the world couldn't outalk that kind of propganda, nor can scientists.
And who gets the final word? The governments!
What was effective, was the Western Barley Growers' FARMERS heading down.
Only thing is they should have demanded time to be heard, and not allowed themselves to be closed off in some sideroom.(Marginalized in waiting.) Held their own press conferences. Hired someone to interpret.
The Dairy people live in Geneva's offices. Learn something.
It's called politicking. Pars
Well, I'm a little greener than usual behind the ears this morning,so go easy on me.
Here's what you say:
"wow, pars you are a little green behind the ears there if you really believe PR will fix the problem with the EU.
We need our scientists, exports etc. etc. to stand up to the illogical and twisted political gamesmanship that certain EU countries are playing....this is not about consumers but about trade barriers.
why didn't the EU approve Triffid Flax??....thats the real question (one you haven't yet asked)....is there a food safety issue we should know about???"
Okay cowboy, you want to line up scientists, who are often supported by taxpayers' grant money to go to Europe to square off with their peers, and give presentations about proteomes, etc. that provide evidence that the mathematical equations implemented that verify, lets pick one area, say, "occurence" are within the scientific measurable boundaries commonly agreed upon, but not in all instances. By all countries.
Uh huh.
And then do you want the scientists to have a press conference on the steps of the WTO press mound, mumbling away, as most scientists do, btw, I've got one in the family, until you offer to take them out for a lobster dinner to shut them up?
Lawsey.
These are governmental political organizations, and the government gets the final say! Not scientific ones.
We have an Ag Minister who's government policy was to open wheat marketing, but he got outfoxed by the Board itself.
Larry Hill t****sed up and down Canadian voter constituences via pr messages online, in papers, in parliamenet, through Wayne Easter, and essentially out-pr'ed the government!
By the time Ritz got to Geneva, if he even goes, he's scared to pop a fluffy in public bathrooms, for fear voters back home will hear or smell him.
All the lawyers in the world couldn't outalk that kind of propganda, nor can scientists.
And who gets the final word? The governments!
What was effective, was the Western Barley Growers' FARMERS heading down.
Only thing is they should have demanded time to be heard, and not allowed themselves to be closed off in some sideroom.(Marginalized in waiting.) Held their own press conferences. Hired someone to interpret.
The Dairy people live in Geneva's offices. Learn something.
It's called politicking. Pars
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