Campbell decision overturned!!

[bduke]

Agreed Parsley... The Friends of the CWB should pay... all costs for both
sides..... and not from the CWB pool accounts!

Campbell decision was obviously political as we suspected.

Cheers... Bill

[parsley]

I'm so pleased, Duke. Gonna be hard for them to
try and get this before the SCC.
Yahhhhhhhhhhh! Pars

[parsley]

maybe I'll have some chamPagne. I hv a good
bottle in he cellar. Hee hee. Giggle giggle.Pars.

[parsley]

maybe I'll have some chamPagne. I hv a good
bottle in he cellar. Hee hee. Giggle giggle.Pars.

[parsley]

maybe I'll have some chamPagne. I hv a good
bottle in he cellar. Hee hee. Giggle giggle.Pars.

[parsley]

maybe I'll have some chamPagne. I hv a good
bottle in he cellar. Hee hee. Giggle giggle.Pars.

[bduke]

Larry... Anders philosophical perspectives did seem well
entrenched in the CWB policies.

My observations were that he was most influential in that
organization..... Bill

[bduke]

Hey Pars... are you sure you need that champagne?.

You double entered the last post ... euphoria reigns!

BTW... I'll raise a toast of something to freedom tonight... and to you .

LOL ... Bill

[parsley]

By gawd, I'll enjoy every toast. It is such a
delicious ruling. Absolutely bloody delicious. LOL.
Thanks for humoring me , Duke. been a long
long road.

[parsley]

The FoftheB have pissed away so much $$ and
resources of farmers' mOney. And time. What
awful critters. Pars.

[bduke]

Parsley... seems shamelessness prevails when the end justifies the
means.

You have been such a stalwart fighter for this marketing justice
that I will raise a few toasts to you!

Cheers... Bill

[LWeber]

And you witnessed it firsthand, William:

http://www.producer.com/1996/08/cwb-urged-to-consider-identity-preserved-marketing/

Panelist Bill Duke of Redvers, Sask., said identity-preserved control systems are already used throughout the grain industry, in seed contracts and with some specialty wheats.

“It’s not a new phenomenon, it’s being done,” he said. “It just seems to be those who believe so strongly in the status quo are extremely skeptical of any change. Their perspective becomes more philosophical and ideological rather than practical.”