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    #13
    Kevin Hursh is good at one thing only. He will say what ever anybody wants as long as they have enough money to pay him to say it. A man of principle, you say. The principle being that he is going to make money.

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      #14
      Solidarity Rally April 5th. Farmers expected in Ottawa from Ontario, Quebec (UPA claims to have at least 3000 coming), Nova Scotia, PEI, and several coming from the prairies (so far). Tractors will be driven to Ottawa from as far as 300 km away. April 6 sounds like there will be rolling blockades of food distribution terminals starting in Ottawa and progressing across Ontario.

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        #15
        Manitoba Solidarity Rally
        Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2006
        12:00 p.m. (noon)
        Location: Legislative Grounds
        450 Broadway, Winnipeg, MB
        WE NEED YOUR HELP TO SHOW SUPPORT FOR
        ALL OF THE FARMERS STRUGGLING IN
        MANITOBA, AND TO SHOW SUPPORT AND
        SOLIDARITY FOR THE RALLY TAKING PLACE IN
        OTTAWA.
        The Ottawa Rally is calling upon the federal
        government to show leadership in addressing the
        deficit in realized net income.
        Keystone Agricultural Producers
        1-1313 Border Street, Winnipeg, MB R3H 0X4
        (204) 697-1140 (phone); (204) 697-1109 (fax); kap@kap.mb.ca
        We Need
        You…..
        Solidarity

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          #16
          no offence kevin , but i dont think hes had an original idea in his life.
          kevin has jumped on every bandwagon there was in the past 20 years.
          ostrich, emu ,elk. hog barns, the sask wheat pool destruction crew , etc.
          that and wishy washey editorials where he tries to please everyone.
          Never takes a stand, esp.if it might endanger his pocket book.He has been a trusted voice to deliver the corprate veiw.

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            #17
            Emrald is right cowman, if we take "5 extra minutes" to get something done like drive like a sane person, get some extra sleep and what have you, the economy will not come to a grinding halt, nor will the earth fall off it's axis.

            The point of the article was not to have the economy crash but rather we are constantly pushed for our time. It doesn't seem to matter if it is for work, play or for family, there are ever increasing demands on our time. I would argue that behaving like a hamster on a wheel could lead to worse things happening than if we just slowed down a little.

            I don't think anyone would fault a person for wanting to make the proverbial buck, but it seems as though that has become the most important thing versus the things that money just can't buy you. An example would be more time with your family. Doesn't matter how much money you make if you don't have anyone to share it with. At the end of the day - you can't take it with you.

            When a person is on his or her death bed do you really think they regret not making that extra dollar or do they wish they had spent more time with the people that mattered most in their lives?

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              #18
              Well Linda you just might be right. I don't know... it just never worked for me. I actually liked making money more than caring for my family! Probably some dark sinister thing in my nature? I really don't think I'll lie on my death bed regretting my life. Just my opinion.
              And for the record: I doubt I've ever speeded in my life(at least once I got past 21) and the same thing goes for drunk driving!
              I will also admit some of these oil field boys do have a heavy foot!

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                #19
                On a local radio show he comes on as the voice of agriculture in saskatchewan.
                What a Joke.
                He has been out of touch with reality for so long, as to whats happening in rural canada but its funny the people in the cities believe him.

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                  #20
                  Actually cowman, most people make money to care for their family !~!!!!!!

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                    #21
                    Does anyone know if any rally or any other event is planned for Saskatchewan?

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                      #22
                      I didnt say I drive drunk or that it is a good idea What I said was a slow moving drunk is safer than a dam fool that thinks he or she is so good behind the wheel that speed is not a problem.
                      A low speed acident is a lot less messy than a high speed one.Drunk or sober.

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                        #23
                        You are likely right horse but at a drunk may not react in time to avoid an accident if someone else is driving like a mad man.

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                          #24
                          Well bottom line: I don't own very much anymore...so someone sure got the fruits of my labor! Actually I don't really care all that much about money but I do enjoy making it? Just something about making the deal...
                          I have fairly simple tastes, not into the exotic lifestyle at all! Rather drive a chevy than a BMW and be regarded as a "thrifty"(Scottish word for cheap!)person, than extravagant!

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