Mr Larry Weber's Petition

[OneOfMany]

We should all thank Mr Weber for his efforts starting this petition.

The petition has roughly 3200 signatures.
This issue effects Canada's prosperity! We should have 32 MILLION signatures! Pass it on to your friends,neighbours, relatives and who ever else, and have them sign it.

Oh yeah, one more reason from my last posting regarding "Price of land being so much cheaper here compared to the rest of the world" Apathy

[parsley]

Thank you, Larry, for the many hours you have
spent on this project, and for sharing your logistics
experience in creating it, along with your
statistical data that you have built over the years.
It is appreciated. Pars

[ColevilleH2S]

Very much agree. Thanks Larry for sharing
you knowledge of the system, and your
efforts to prod producers into action.

[agstar77]

Maybe if each one of us sent an e-mail to stevie harper it would do more good.

[bucket]

I think there are people working on Harper to see the light.

Ritz dropped the ball big time on this and he is backed into a corner now.

If someone asks him WTF was going on, he has to say he is incompetent but won't. He was praising the railways in November and knew full well the railways were 15000 cars behind. Insert here ".. as lord is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly..."

When the premier of Saskatchewan has to take the lead on a federal government responsibilty you know someone is going to be held account.

I do think since Potash is having trouble was more reason that Wall is doing something. But I will applaud his efforts. If he doesn't get this fixed those two new potash plants might be told to store potash for awhile.

The difference is Brad Wall is waiting for some cash from royalties on every potash car that heads to Vancouver. On grain its just 40,000 farmers waiting to get a paycheque. Big difference.

[agstar77]

2015 Election year Steve, who's your daddy? Can they really afford to alienate their base?

[farmaholic]

Thank you Larry.

Don't always like to hear what he says. No sugar
coating. No nonsense kind of guy. Farmer
Advocate.

[mcfarms]

There someone figured out why Brad Wall
is starting to snort a little its
starting to cost him royalty dollars the
exact same reason we have no idea who the
Alberta ag minister is because the oil is
moving and thereafore royalties are being
paid to provincial coffers so why would
Alberta make any noise about it?

[fjlip]

Same here, thanks Larry, for all the effort/research/time, etc. I did my part and forwarded to 32 farmers. I have sent 11 emails starting in Dec, to all Conservative MP's from Sk, plus Wall, Stewart, Ralph and my local MLA. Very few replies sad to say.
Hope others did likewise. If not get at it boys!
Squeeky wheels get grease. Silence is assumed to mean
satisfaction with status quo.

[hobbyfrmr]

Thank you Mr. Weber for the work in quantifying
ag statistics and presenting them in an
understandable manner. It definitely provides
insight for farmers.

[SASKFARMER3]

Thanks Larry from sunny Florida! Emailed all my
contacts and their sending hits to Harper! And
opp!

[carebear300]

Thanks again Larry your efforts are much appreciated. The response from my MP Mr. Lukiwski is not surprising, absolutely nothing, guess it isn't his cup of tea. He is likely more worried about getting his golf clubs shined up ready for spring and fund raising for the next election. Sure glad I have a MP in the government side of the house.

[Daylate]

Yup, Tom's been stupid quiet, I hope it's his office
thats incompetent and not him cause were getting
nothing back either. Glad to see provincially their
making some noise finally.