Where are the incumbent CWB directors?

[parsley]

Thanks charliep, you are right on top pf things! These are the first two paragraphs:

Winnipeg -- The latest U.S. trade challenge against imports of Canadian spring wheat and durum will cost western Canadian farmers $8 million to $10 million to defend, according to CWB estimates.

"It is outrageous that such a case has been launched, based on scant evidence and influenced by politics," said Larry Hill, a Saskatchewan farmer and elected CWB director. "It will cost Canadian farmers dearly during a very difficult time. Farmers are very frustrated."


So here's the question.....who is LEGALLY responsible to pay for the trade challenges, according to what the ACT
states? Who was LEGALLY responsible for paying for past challenges?

thalpenny, Larry Hill or vader should address this. Or one of the other Directors. Surely they can answer at least one of my questions.

Parsley

[TOM4CWB]

Kernel;

I was charged with failing to provide Customs with a CWB export license.

I left my Peterbuilt truck at Couts, and CCRA towed it to Milk River, where it sat for 43 days, and cost CCRA $1200 to keep there.

I appealed the seizure of my truck, within the 30 days required, and the CCRA Minister was supposed to rule on whether or not the seizure was correct and legal. To this day the CCRA Minister has refused to rule on the seizure of any of the vehicles.

In August of 1996, the crown said I would not be admitting guilt, if I paid the "bond" as they called it, for the release of my truck.

I paid the required $400.00, and got my truck back.

So the issue is now over the $400.00, as my truck has been released.

When in June of 1997, I was supposed to go to trial, the Justice Dept. Stayed my charges.

I went to Lethbridge, exposed Fed. lawyer lieing to the court.

Dimnik said that I was having my charges stayed because I had a case the same as the Alberta Barley Commission case, and that they were joining the two together.

Of course there was absolutely no relationship between the two cases, and I objected to the judge that Dimnik was not telling the truth. Therefore I objected to the Staying of my charges, and stated I was just as guilty as anyone else who crossed the border, if not moreso because I had over 450bu while some others just has 1bu.

The Judge said it did not matter the reasons the feds were Staying my charges, and that I could not object to them being stayed.

I was free and there was nothing I could do about it!

Kernel, I should be going to prison with the other farmers, but I guess the good Lord wants someone to fight for Truth and Justice on the outside of prison as well!

[parsley]

tom4cwb,

Initially, did you apply for an export license?

Parsley

[TOM4CWB]

Parsley;

I did apply, and was faxed instructions of what was required for me to get an export license, then after meeting those requirements, faxed back the completed expot license.

The CWB did not appreciate my innovative thinking at all though!

The CWB said that if I had bagged and tagged seed, that they would issue a license.

SO, I went down to Home Depot, and got a 50’ by 20’ roll, of 3mil plastic.

Then I got a bag sower we use for sewing up 25kg seed bags, and made the plastic into a giant envelope.

I inserted this giant plastic bag, into a hopper on my Peterbuilt semi trailer.

Then I loaded this bag with 467bu of pedigreed Certified Wildcat Seed Wheat.

When I finished weighing the truck, I got the bag sewing machine, and sowed up the envelope creating the finished bag, careful to sew in the Certified blue tag into this bag.

So I had met the requirements, I had been told in writing, that were required for me to receive my export license.

I filled out the export license, and faxed it to the CWB as they requested. I requested that my Export license be sent to the Couts AB customs port, and everything seemed OK.

Until I got to Couts that is…

I asked where my export license was, and there was none.

I phone the CWB from the phone booth outside Customs, and asked where my license was? Gord Price said he was not satisfied who I was exporting my wheat to as stated on the license application was sufficient.

I had used our family co. as the exporter, and I personally was the importer in the USA, all legal in the USA.

I did not see why exactly the CWB needed to know what was to be done with my bagged and tagged seed, as for bagged and tagged seed a sworn affidavit was not required that it was going to be used for planting purposes.

When I was in the 3rd floor of the CWB building earlier that spring, I was told that I could swear an affidavit that my seed would be used for planting, and that no one could prove that I was swearing a false affidavit, so just go ahead and export this pedigreed seed for whatever purpose I wanted! I told this CWB salesperson I could not believe my ears!!!

They had just encouraged me to swear a false affidavit, and then got embarrassed!

Then on the CWB 3rd floor, this fellow took me to his desk, and offered me a special buy-back… one that would make me some good money!

I STARED AT HIM;

I TURNED RED;

I SAID, I CANNOT BELIEVE I AM HERE, IN THE CWB BUILDING, ON THE CWB THIRD FLOOR…

WHAT IN THE WORLD ARE YOU PEOPLE DOING?

THIS… IS… WRONG I told him!!!

I walked to the elevator, and left the CWB Building in disgust.

So WHEN I WAS REFUSED AN EXPORT LICENSE, after already being promised one… I said to myself …

….these …….people must be exposed, no matter what the cost.

SO I went across the border, after being denied a license, and the rest is history!