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    #11
    Is the designated area defined in phase 2,
    chuckchuck?

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      #12
      All you posters who think you can run and hide with bogus arguments about how supply management is not like the CWB are pretty lame. Everyone is well aware of the differences and the advantages.

      No one is suggesting supply management can work for an industry that is dependent on exports.

      Face the facts! Harper and Ritz support soviet style supply management marketing boards which are the opposite of freedom and free markets.

      If you are going to use the freedom argument against the CWB, then how can you defend support for supply management? Harper and Ritz do both.

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        #13
        The important point is supply management will be gone as soon as Comrade Harper decides he doesn't need the political support of dairy and poultry farmers.

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          #14
          Re the end of supply management; it can't happen too soon for a lot of us. However it is a red herring in the CWB discussion. Try to focus chuck.

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            #15
            Since the CWB is national legislation, and since
            wheat and barley is replaced with a "grains"
            designation,and since  the Designated seems to
            be undefined, and since  Eastern Canada votes
            for,  and promotes the CWB, is there an
            opportunity for you Chuckchuck to pair up with an
            east-west CWB, with Pierre in PQ selling canola
            plus ontario's AVJoe selling lentils?  (grains)

            PLUS think about amalgamating with the new
            voluntary Eastern milk marketing board so
            chuckchuck can also sell and produce butter? 

            OhBerg would presume he'll sell the cream, but
            then you would be able to opt out if you felt
            grievously injured. 

            And as a coup, you can convince the Ont Wheat
            Board to disarm it's legislation so FINALLY,
            quebec and ontario can enjoy the full benefits  of
            a national marketing CWB. 

            You will be rid of the Western critters who insist
            on individually hauling their wagonloads to North
            Dakota. 

            Prepare!  Learn French.    pars

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              #16
              I might point out that every province has dairy,
              poultry and egg marketing boards. Only the west
              gets the CWB, "white people only at the water
              fountain" is one hell of a way to run a country.
              Anytime I see eastern Lieberals or the Bloc
              voting in favor of the CWB it gives me the
              creeps. One might wonder how much money
              they make off the CWB, or steal, or hide.

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                #17
                There has always been a balance from NFU to CFA to GGC lobbying government. Seems when right wing actually gets listened to the majority of media which is left wing cries foul. Interesting.

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                  #18
                  I am guessing that 10 - 20 years ago those who favor keeping farmers shackled to the cwb were the loudest ones to support supply management.

                  I don't know where any of these pro cwb people live, but around here there are hundreds of guys asking for freedom from the cwb, and nobody wanting to get into the dairy or poultry game.

                  Chucky, again we have to say, "We'll take care of the mandatory wheat board FIRST!, and then we'll tackle your little pet project, OK?"

                  Do you really want the supply management sector stripped of it's price setting ability, or are you just flinging crap?

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                    #19
                    Chuckchuck,

                    For the tenth time...

                    Supply Management policy by this Conservative Party was determined in 2005 at CPC AGM policy convention in Montreal. The CWB position to remove the 'single desk' was approved at the same CPC Convention in 2005.

                    There has been ample discussion at every CPC policy convention since; 2 of them the most recent in June of 2011. The policies on Supply Management and the CWB are BOTH well supported by Conservatives nation wide.

                    Try to cause a rift; ignore the facts. These Conservative CWB and Supply Management policies were created and maintained by a free democratic process; just in case you care.

                    But Chuckchuck...you already know this.

                    Stir the pot... Stir the pot.

                    Your pot is only full of hot air!!!

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                      #20
                      Good post Tom4

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