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    Choice Supporters Invited to attend Barley Freedom Day Aug. 1

    BARLEY FREEDOM DAY AGENDA
    AUGUST 01, 2007

    "Celebration of a New Era”

    PALLISTER FAMILY FARM PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, MB, 1/2 MILE NORTH OF JUNCT HWYS #1 & 16

    1:45 PM Name tags and Registration by Mssrs. John DePape and Al Morris

    Band: Music/ dancing by "The Barnburners”

    Master of Ceremonies Mr. Larry Weber, Weber Communications

    2:10 - 2:15 Welcome by Host, Mr. Jim Pallister

    2:15 - 2:30 Presentation to Farmers by Mr. Stu Scott

    2:30 - 2:35 Message from The Rt. Hon. Stephen Harper, P.C., M.P., Prime Minister of Canada

    2:35 - 2:37 Introduction of Guest Speaker

    2:40 - 2:50 Barley Freedom Day Message by Mr. David Anderson M.P., Cypress Hills-Grasslands, Parliamentary Secretary to the Canadian Wheat Board for the Minister of Agriculture
    and Agri-Food

    3:00 - 3:15 FARMER SALE DIRECT TO MALTSTER - Malt Barley grown by Mr. Douglas McBain, Cremona, Alberta, sells to Rahr Malting Canada Ltd.

    3:15 - 3:20 Messages

    3:20 - 3:30 Thanks and Acknowledgement of Support

    3:30 - 3:35 Sponsor Recognition

    3:35 - 3:50 Refreshment Break Visiting/Dancing/Snacks

    3:50 - 3:55 Western Barley Growers' Association

    3:55 - 4:00 Western Canadian Wheat Growers' Association

    4:00 - 4:20 AUCTION Two exclusive souvenir screen-printed 25 kg Freedom Barley Day grain bags to be legally sold, since 1947. Auctioneer: Mr. Jim Downey, former Deputy Premier of MB.
    a) One Malt Barley Freedom Day Bag
    b) One Feed Barley Freedom Day Bag

    4:20 - 5:00 - “Beer Talk": MAKING NEW FRIENDS, BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS. Shoulder tap by Mr. Jim Pallister. Sharing of stories by those involved in the journey to marketing freedom:
    A session of shared experiences, reminiscing, recollection, and participation.

    5:00 Food available: Roast pork, bun, coleslaw, potato salad, baked beans and applesauce.

    Bring a lawn chair

    #2
    Finally, common sense has arrived. Job well done everyone. Jim Pallister deserves a big thankyou for his never ending quest for freedom of choice

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      #3
      Name tags Parsley..... "We don't need no stinking name tags...."


      [URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lj056ao6GE"][/URL]

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        #4
        Disclaimer:

        My above post does not intend to say that any anti-cwb farmers are racists.

        I was just looking for an excuse to link a video clip of one of the funniest movies of all time, much like this BBQ in Manitoba will be one of the most hilarious and eventful celebrations to say the least.

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          #5
          You coming Benny? Pork on a bun slow cooked just for you.

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            #6
            Only choice supporters are invited and coming, so we need to liase, work together, and co-operate, and get to know each others' names.Have a beer together. Eat a meal together. Get along!

            In your world, BH, you would be fingerprinting at the door, arresting arrivals, setting court dates, and deciding fines, and bail fees, and handing out parole stubs!

            And that's the difference between our two worlds, BH

            Parsley

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              #7
              Could I come to the meeting pars? like to watch big wheels in action. Always enjoyed watching people sucking up to politicos and mutual admiration groups touching and feeling one another out/up, sharing farming information and generally being jovial and corrupt all at the same time. Orgasmic growers spending time with conventional farmers, now there is a sight you don't often/never see! Yeah I'll be there all right.........

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                #8
                Ahh, you're the guy watching from afar,through binoculars, always alone, even from back alleys, from idling cars, peeping through people's windows.

                I might have guessed it was you, Burbert!

                Glad you've made it clear you are not a supporter of choice.

                Parsley

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                  #9
                  parsley, You are lucky that I am NOT attending your lovein. Cause I'd be tempted to bring some pins in thru the metal defectors. It would be fun to prick your bags of hot air and see the resulting global warming. I hope you are working on a good pucker, cause politicos and CEO's will be expecting action from you guys. Nuff said, enjoy freedom cause it comes with a price attached to it.

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                    #10
                    burbert, your love in would include Castro and Chavez, you are a bumbling socialist fool and just cannot resist the temptation to tell you so....

                    I would love to come, but too far to travel with too much to do on the farm with harvest happening - feed and soon winter wheat and peas.....all the best on your big celebration and I hope for the best in Calgary and that common sense, logic and fairness prevail

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                      #11
                      "...enjoy freedom cause it comes with a price attached to it."

                      Yeah, the price is $4.75/bushel for malting barley.

                      And if the price of freedom for winter wheat would be $6.00/bushel.

                      Durum, $7.75/bushel

                      IDIOT

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                        #12
                        Burbert, we certainly are lucky you are not attending.

                        Please continue to be that typical Wheat Board Supporter.

                        Parsley

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                          #13
                          The only other place I'd rather be that day is wheat freedom day. The day farmers are truly living in a free country.

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