If you ask me . . .

[bucket]

Grass

Maybe it's a false assessment but they were not neutered they got rid of the dead weight and what they did wrong was they should of started from the top down.

They had agreements in place for moving cwb contracts other handlers and as they built their infrastructure it's seems some of that would discontinue.

I will agree that the transition from what the cwb was to what it is was very poorly handled.


Farmers have now lost one of the best opportunities to have what was in their best interests built and operated for farmers.

Parsley is right we let ourselves down. But ritz used the divide and conquer by shitcanning a farmer initiative thru fna.

Most realized then it would be a big player taking over.

Because for some reason 50000 millionaires in western canada can't be taken seriously by a failed ostrich farmer.?

[wilagro]

vvalk: What difference does it make if I farm or not?...I know a scam when I see it...and this is a scam that should be exposed.

[TOM4CWB]

Willy,

You are 'smarter' than all of us who walk the walk each day... seeding our crops each May...

Willy you sure can talk the talk...please allow us the credit to say... our own grain needs to go this way!

[wilagro]

Tom, I was seeding crops when you were still wetting your diapers. Don't BS me.

[TOM4CWB]

Willy,

Our farm started here in 1881; where were you then? We used to haul oats to the Ft. Edmonton Mounties... and grain, hay and straw down Jasper Ave and across to the University farm!

Good to find you are very capable of marketing all your grain... since obviously your experience far exceeds the wisdom of many others here!