Craig;
With you totally.
Tonight at Forestburg... it was an interesting tale that was told.
This CWB marketing issue is not about logic or good business sense.
It is an emotional issue... tied up in a religious belief type system... almost as bad as the Protestants fighting the Catholics in Great Britian.
Fear, is the main driver... as it is with retaining CWB marketing.
Fear of a demon that cannot be proved or disproved...
As the CWB's Ritter and Oberg said tonight again, the CWB cannot exist with market choice...
ANd the CWB will prove it!
They would rather destroy the CWB than have proof that they lied to us all these years... yet we still know what the CWB says is false!
Beans in Southern Alberta are the perfect example!
Pooling for over 80% of Alberta production... on a voluntary basis... by contract.
Market CHoice does work. Example after Example around the world do exist.
And the CWB keeps hammering on the Ontario Wheat Board, saying they are finished.
The Ontario Wheat Board is only dead if that is what farmers want.
With you totally.
Tonight at Forestburg... it was an interesting tale that was told.
This CWB marketing issue is not about logic or good business sense.
It is an emotional issue... tied up in a religious belief type system... almost as bad as the Protestants fighting the Catholics in Great Britian.
Fear, is the main driver... as it is with retaining CWB marketing.
Fear of a demon that cannot be proved or disproved...
As the CWB's Ritter and Oberg said tonight again, the CWB cannot exist with market choice...
ANd the CWB will prove it!
They would rather destroy the CWB than have proof that they lied to us all these years... yet we still know what the CWB says is false!
Beans in Southern Alberta are the perfect example!
Pooling for over 80% of Alberta production... on a voluntary basis... by contract.
Market CHoice does work. Example after Example around the world do exist.
And the CWB keeps hammering on the Ontario Wheat Board, saying they are finished.
The Ontario Wheat Board is only dead if that is what farmers want.
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