A letter to the CB from Merchant Law

[parsley]

Do Not be tempted to slough off the work on an
organization because it's easier. The most
effective is farmers with names and addresses
standing up in court

The individual is the most impt part of this
process. This movement. This fight. Pars

[tipsy]

Food for thought... if staunch board supporters that farm don't care how reckless, irresponsible and silly these 8 directors are,does it or should it really matter to those of us that could care less whether the cwb exists or not. Personally, I've been looking forward to and advocating marketing choice for 30 years or so. I would like to thank the present government for bring a voluntary market forward. Freedom is on the horizon.

[riders2010]

What is your goal?

If you truly want to show the public that the everyday farmer wants this change then that is who needs to be seen and heard. The minister has failed in doing this effectively as evidence by the clear panic that has developed in one day.

In many eyes the wcwg is just another pocket puppet political organization that has contributed nothing more than political rhetoric and support of big business spinoff of farmers labors. Is that really who you want the public to see?

All these bright individuals on here and you cannot organize something to display your/my side of the story?

But continue on, the lawsuit is on and cotton made a comment about maybe the bill will not pass and all of a sudden instant scramble, lol. Reminds me of days past when feeding the chickens and dropping the bucket, the chicks would scramble in every direction then aimlessly come back with their heads bobbing and tilted to one side trying to figure out what the hell is going on. Keep posting the details this is way better than beverly hillbilly reruns.

[parsley]

the cwb wants $425k todo what? Buy a new jet
for Oberg painted to match his ship? No
consultation

Every farmer should be questioning "$425k for
what?"

You are so accustomed to backroom deals, you
chide transparency. You blindly trust and look at
your bottom line Pars