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    #41
    Originally posted by bucket View Post
    I think he is a major proponent for the west side irrigation project where ....while the NDP shut it down 40 years ago....the farmers that will benefit the most haven't been able to write their own cheques to finish it...

    True capitalist at work...find a government that will fund your plans under your name...dead loss to taxpayers money...


    The proof ...a 100000 acres of cadillac irrigation ...Riverhurst, Luck Lake and SSRID are receiving 40 bucks an acre for 5 years ...to grow the same crops dryland farmers do....

    Before they can say that irrigation will help the economy it has to be off the government tit....
    Kinda like what Gary Pike tried to do ?
    Cor Van Ray should not get a dime Of sask taxpayer money .
    Pike fleeced sask taxpayers and got away with it .
    Last edited by furrowtickler; Oct 27, 2020, 10:33.

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      #42
      With only 3.5% of the vote the Buffalo party might as well head for the cliff now! The Sask Party is herding them them there very effectively. Neither the PCs or the Buffaloed party are any threat. Once O'tooles prime minister the motivation to is lost.

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        #43
        The 153 Club - I could name 5. (Maybe 6)

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          #44
          GRIP payments changed the prosperity of a lot of farms. Similar programs in the US which is why we can’t compete when u aren’t guaranteed a cost of production. Any industry needs a kick in the nuts to reinvent itself and weed out the problems that plague it. Sometimes that help comes from politicians with fore sight to see what the industry needs to get it rolling. Problem is we have no politicians with fore sight or better yet balls to do what’s right. Like SF3 says the NDP has to change a bit to promote a good option for the people. Having one party rule for too long just leads to an Alberta situation or worse yet a bunch of dummies like we have in Ottawa.

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            #45
            Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
            With only 3.5% of the vote the Buffalo party might as well head for the cliff now! The Sask Party is herding them them there very effectively. Neither the PCs or the Buffaloed party are any threat. Once O'tooles prime minister the motivation to is lost.
            Buffalo Party got more votes than the Greens Chucky. I guess the Greens should lead the way to that cliff!

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              #46
              I hate to admit it, but Chuck is right. Anything with numbers that low is so irrelevant it should be driven off the cliff.
              For example, in Sask, total solar and wind contributes only 2% of electricity generation. Barely half of what the Buffalo party got for votes. Who is going to oversee Chuck throwing his panels off the same cliff?

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                #47
                Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View Post
                I hate to admit it, but Chuck is right. Anything with numbers that low is so irrelevant it should be driven off the cliff.
                For example, in Sask, total solar and wind contributes only 2% of electricity generation. Barely half of what the Buffalo party got for votes. Who is going to oversee Chuck throwing his panels off the same cliff?
                You're brutal.

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                  #48
                  Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
                  With only 3.5% of the vote the Buffalo party might as well head for the cliff now! The Sask Party is herding them them there very effectively. Neither the PCs or the Buffaloed party are any threat. Once O'tooles prime minister the motivation to is lost.
                  They received 26% in Estevan, and 10-15% of the vote in many of the ridings they ran in. Sure it was only 3.5% of the total but they only ran in 1/4 of the ridings.

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                    #49
                    Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View Post
                    I hate to admit it, but Chuck is right. Anything with numbers that low is so irrelevant it should be driven off the cliff.
                    For example, in Sask, total solar and wind contributes only 2% of electricity generation. Barely half of what the Buffalo party got for votes. Who is going to oversee Chuck throwing his panels off the same cliff?
                    that is where they'll go at the end of their short life
                    since they can't be recycled
                    FMG , even used oil can be recycled

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                      #50
                      The next AB election will go similar. Kenny will win, more narrowly but there will be a wexit underswelling there too. Its a message that the time for acting nice for Trudeau is at an end.

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