maybe its been broken for ever but was itbnot desinged for farmers

[bucket]

Now , I am going back to the tinfoil.

[Braveheart]

Double wrap. Keep out the bad signals.

[bucket]

Ooh, righto . Good advice.

[jdwerker]

Our system was broken before the end of the monopoly and its more broken now. These wealthy "families" made up of "nice guys" who apparently let their lackies do all the dirty work without any direction is just replacing the mess we had before with an even bigger mess. And the farmers who are in bed with them have sold their souls to the highest bidders, selling the rest of us out at the same time. Vvalk and Braveheart, your definition of capitalism indicates you missed the part on free markets and skipped right to dictatorships.

[bucket]

Capitalism is the quickest route to socialism. Most don't know that. The US is a socialist state, they just haven't admitted it yet.

[bucket]

jdwerker

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"And the farmers who are in bed with them have sold their souls to the highest bidders, selling the rest of us out at the same time"
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Exactly right and it was a good example of wealthy inbred kids being influenced by snake oil salesmen.

As I have said before I thought getting rid of the CWB was a good idea, I just didn't realize the buffoons forgot about ensuring the process was complete.

"as lord is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly.." I love that quote, too bad its so true when it comes to the change in marketing.

The guys that pushed hard to rid the cwb can't admit that the graincos are doing the same incompetent and immoral things.

I can't believe the hyprocrisy.

[Braveheart]

My Ma and Pa didn't meet at a family reunion. Wealthy? Rich beyond dreams. But not cash, property, etc. Just happy, healthy family. More or less healthy, as wife is fighting a nasty, uncurable form of cancer, but doing very well.

True wealth is far different than net worth.

The "system" isn't broken. It's just the system. There are opportunities to do well. Ignore them and choose to be bitter and jealous. Your choice. Don't blame an exchange or companies that merchandise grain, without whom you would be sitting in "Nowhereville" Canada with no way to link to customers.

[blackpowder]

Can't disagree completely with anyone here.
Should buy Alcoa shares with the rise in foil consumption.
Farmers need to stop thinking like producers only and start thinking like grain companies.

[Braveheart]

Alcoa)

Hahahaha!

[bucket]

It seems to me the cwb was the one to blame when US prices were higher than Canadian.

Why is ok to give the graincos a pass when they won't come clean on their incompetence in moving their grain?