Continued Thread

[parsley]

Larry Weber has provided a railroad-issue venue for you:

https://www.change.org/p/canadian-parliament-hon-gerry-ritz-hon-ralph-goodale-vision-is-not-a-four-letter-word

I signed it, in spite of the fact Goodale's name was listed. Parsley.

[Braveheart]

I can't/won't sign it with Goodale's name on it.

I'm not ready to forgive or forget.

Parsley, you're visit to history above highlights the ethics of Ralph. No thanks.

[blackpowder]

Kinda like it when your stirred up.
This is what I mean when I say that in the end, the _ _ _ did it to themselves with the help of people like Cptn Oblivious.
And sadly that legacy of attitude lingers within the industry regarding the railroads.
Remember how many years between Toms first strike and 2013? Hope it doesnt take that long this time.

[vvalk]

Remember captn obvious loved the CWB because he was give special treatment. The height of hypocrisy. Either that or he is such a small farmer he shouldn't even be on agriville. Remember he has never had to carried over grain during the 70 years the single desk existed

[Oliver88]

i would of assumed most farms held over grain in the Otto Lang days?

[parsley]

I considered not signing as well, Brave. But then I recalled how the Wheat Growers worked hand in hand with organic growers, (somewhat like giraffe and antelope hitched together) as we worked towards a common goal.

Maybe reconsider signing, will you, and whoever is elected, it's necessary to work with them even if you don't trust them. Netanyahu does it everyday. Pars

[Braveheart]

I'm just not comfortable with putting my name on lists these days.

[parsley]

Blacky, Im kinda fun when I get stirred up. Jackson went on his CWB hunger strike in 1996. Bad omen for Hunter Harrison. Look what happened to the CWB. If I were him him, I'd get my wife to sew a Tommy-doll and begin putting pins in it. Pars

[parsley]

vvalk, there were lots of farmers who wined and dined on pooling account money, and got special perks because they sang wheat Board hymns. The organic growers a lot of shared info, which was often revealed marked partisanship.

And don't discount small farmers, many make fine coin. Small can mean lucrative just as much as large can. And small can mean dirt poor, just easily as large bankrupted land barons. Simply acting wealthy doesn't always represent wealth.

As far as I'm concerned, all farmers, big or small landowners or with big or small balls, should be welcomed to have their say on AV. Pars

[tweety]

Really Errol? You're cheering that?

Please explain how value added processing with long term stable employment is a bad thing for Canada?