ANTI CWB vote

[melvill]

AdamSmith: the winter's been too long already! What're you gonna be like by February?

Garry, not even the biggest farms get to vote twice, unless, of course, you wrestle with the WWF!

[wd9]

Thanks for posting the two questions Ron. Good to see Vader posted here to.

The reason I would put an X here is based on WTO and the schizophrenic forked tongue position Canada has on SM and STE's and also wanting the rest of the world to become free traders. Many people don't realize the few billions at stake for the rest of Ag, but also the trillions at stake for the service and industrial trade to be opened up that will benefit Canada tremendously and in the end huge benefits for Ag. There isn't enough space to put my full thought here, but felt just putting a X wasn't good either.

[Southpaw]

My X goes here. We absolutly need choice in marketing.

[rockhound]

My X goes here. I would like to see an open market, and not have to listen to the Vaders of the world preach from their soap box.

[seabass]

Right on Ron. The communism stops here. X away for me.

[lakenheath]

You'll see communism in it's purest form when you are selling to 3 grain companies. Then we will have to listen to you whine some more.

[northernfarmer]

put a resounding X in for me

[ALLFARMER]

Put me on this side of the fence!

We nead more votes like this on Agriville!

[parsley]

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X for this thread
Am voting from down in Ontario ase're holidaying! Not surprised if Vader tries to disqualify me.

Parsley

[lohner]

IF decision forced from me immediately my gut & heart & experience says out to Board!
However, my "conspiracy theory" gene gets stronger with age and I would humbly request one question answered.
Why does our competition (US wht. farmers) want it to go also?

[dfarms11]

thank you very much lohner, my thoughts exactly!!

[fjlip]

Farmers theoretically, should be able to fix the CWB, however all of us together will never have any input in the mega corp boardrooms where they plot every day how to part us from our money. That is what nags me too, why do some US farm groups want to get rid of our CWB if it is so bad for us? Any thoughts out there?