"Pro Bono" obligation of the CWB to the domestic grain consumer!

[BennyHin]

Franny:

A little bit of goggling tells me that Butch Harder is a sizable grain and oliseeds farmer, cropping several thousands of acres.

No wonder he was tired at all those meetings.

Unlike you, wasting time on the internet all day long. How is it that (you) a grain and pig farmer can find so much free time to post these silly comments in the middle of a work day on this site?

[Fransisco]

Boy first you want to dictate who I sell my wheat and barley to, now it's how I spend my free time. It just never stops with you guys.

Well so far my time is still <b>MY TIME</b>, though I'm sure you're working on a way to get your hands on that as well, and it really is no concern of yours what I do with it.

Now isn't it interesting how the big farmer,small farmer argument that board supporters like to use suddenly does a 180. Now if a farmer is too small he shouldn't get any say.

[Fransisco]

And silly me I thought falling asleep at CWB board of directors meetings was just how old 'Butch' showed his respect for all those people who voted for him and how seriously he took the job.

I bet he didn't have a problem cashing those directors per diem cheques afterwards either.