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[SASKFARMER3]

Round bales make a statement about the federal government's plans for the Canadian Wheat Board in a farmers field south of Southey, SK on Nov. 28. The federal government told western grain farmers Friday to continue planning as if a bill opening up wheat and barley sales in Western Canada will become law


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[SASKFARMER3]

Simply is the guy with the sign south of Southey a farmer who uses the CWB, a NDP shit disturber or a Acreage Union worker from Regina. Time to call out these idiots.
This is War guys theses idiots want to take your product as if it was theirs.
Time for the Gloves to come off. No one except a handful of Sask farmers believe in NFU. Call it what it is a bunch of NDP farmers who want us to be communist Russia.
Maybe we didn't plan that vote right should have asked for extra ballets for all involved and all should have voted.
But now they keep fighting back so lets expose the BS.

[Tucker]

Sask, do you really believe a farmer put
up a slick banner like that all by
himself? A farmer working alone would take
a sheet or two of plywood and a spray can
to make a point. It's just the CWB
themselves making use of another one of
their idiot farmer pawns.

[SASKFARMER3]

No thats my point the Useless media in Regina took the Photo its not a real farmer.
Read Bruce Johnstone article in leader post the idiot is so out of touch it hurts.
Or comments page with the Vancouver sun. THis is War.

[parsley]

Edit your mad-on and plan a strategy Pars

[SASKFARMER3]

Pars its time for individual farmers to speak up. Enough sitting and hopping the Feds will finally get it through. Its time to stand up for what we believe in. The Useless left does why cant the rest of us.

[gustgd]

Bill Gehl says the bales north of Regina are not his, although his land is close.

The Bales and signs by Bladworth are Ian McCrearies.

The NFU sign on at the Shell station at Hanley are Cam Geoff. ( BTW thats why I never stop there)

All three would be farmers by any definition. The NFU is not popular in the farm circles I travel in but they are out there.

It's like my dad says. "Few you ever talk to voted NDP, yet they were in power most of his life".

Never under estimate the power of a socialist to think what's yours is theirs.

It would be interesting to see how much of this propaganda campain is coming out of the "pool" accounts?

Sadley I don't think we will ever know, it will be hidden to well.

Crazy yes, stupid no.

[freewheat]

How hard would it be to sneak out and burn
the bales? A match or two is worth less
than the millions the board is spending,
but may be just as effective. I swear if I
was closer.

[parsley]

Instead of establishing the message, every
thread is filled with discussing the message you
do not want to hear, to perpetuate the mssage
you do notnwish to hear, And entice me into
wanting to go and see a bale in the field if a
farmer I don't know.

See anything wrong with this picture? Pars

[craig]

looks like a sign that we paid for from
CWB funds

[wilagro]

You guys talk like a bunch of IDIOTS. One would think of the mentality of the peasants of revolutionary France...uneducated, lice infected freakin retards.

Talk of burning someone's bales...totally ridiculous. Civilized...NOT.

[farmaholic]

And again it applies here.......

Taken from a previous thread, thought it applies to this one as well.....

Good luck Parsley, no sarcasm intented. With the name calling, lack of diplomacy, lack of respect for the opposite sides opinion and position, emotional rants, you may have trouble finding what your looking for.

If we wanted to grow wheat, barley and durum we were forced to use a system of marketing that grain, no one "stole" it we simply lost control of it.

There is rhetoric on both sides of the argument. The pendulum on the pro-choice side has swung too far. The public needs to hear the facts not rhetoric.

I recall posting in a previous thread long ago not to hold our breath on the 08/2012 date, that it would be met with challenges. Also that if it is going to happen to make sure it is done right and not rammed through, they(Cons) have 4 years to accomplish it, but this is what happens when you rush things. I have found that when I take the extreme emotion out of decision making and base it on reason and facts I tend to make better choices.

Marketing freedom will come yet, but relax and use common sense and diplomacy, respect others opinions and views. Is that asking too much from a bunch of grown adults?

[blackpowder]

Over the years its become a subject never discussed publicly. 'For' people are open, 'Against' people are quiet.
WHY? Is it because we don't want to alienate landlords?
Once we were heretics, now "they" are fanatics?
I have no desire to go public now that it's unnecessary. Most of my landlords are business first people, but standing on a stump creates attention. I supported the partys and organizations I could. Future soundbites will be given by wheat commission directors etc. and not NFU types.
Sask3 I get pissed too. Our media exposure has always been zero. WHY?
We all have access to bales.

[pgluca]

Parsley, I think the general public needs to see a "Did You Know" list same strategy as the CWB spin team uses. Makes it sound like fact coming right out of the box. The list should contain all the egregious, incompetant and rediculous things the board has done over the years. All unembellished and supportable. At the end if you want to get down to the board's level, which I wouldn't recommend. You could say the CWB costs western Canadian farmers $600 million a year. (That is easier to support with economic principals that the CWB's statements.)

[pgluca]

Blackpowder, Your experience has been the same as mine. Even now I feel that expressing my views in the forum could cost me and alienate people. I am negotiating with the CWB for something now and it could bite me. Over the years I have had relatives, landlords and neighbors who absolutely, and unequivocally supported the CWB. Thats why I have made the comment that it is a religion.