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1. I agree with you cotton, Censorship must not be allowed. It is a crucial issie. If I find this site is being censored, I woill porst elsewhere.
2. Is the CWB funding this site, now?
3.I do try to usually ask permission. For example, I keep a file for email permissions, ie Morris Dorosh. I do not ask permission for quotes or excerpts.
4. I emailed Joe Dale this morning and am not satisfied with his reply.
5. Agstar, swallow some Vitamim B12's. They will improve the quality of your posts. You are obviously deficient.
Parsley
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Parsley, am I correct in remembering that one of your offspring is a lawyer? Ask him/her whether the legal system considers that censorship is a totally bad thing. My personal lawyer has told me that personal censorship, at least, must be practiced because an individual's freedom of speech ends when that peron's comments infringe on the other's freedom to speak or threaten the other person. Ie., there is no such thing as absolute freedom of speech or absolute personal freedom, for that matter.
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Technically, you are not correct.
My son-in-law is a lawyer.
In this case, it would have been sufficient to state that copyrighted material had been removed.
Agri-villers are then able to access the missing material in most newspapers across Canada, in newsletters, or on the internet.
What exactly, was removed?
Parsley
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Oh yes, son-in-law. Right. So, under some circumstances, technically you can disavow him being part of your family.
Someone commented to me the other day how a young man, who was initially totally unfit to even date her daughter, had produced the most incredibly adorable grandchildren! Grin!
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Parsley,
It is truly incredible... that the CWB has come through locking so many wheat and durum growers... with 3.5mmt of unsold inventory... Locked folks out of sale that could have paid all their debts off totally...
And we as sheep march to the slaughter... narry a word being said... and Vader sticks the knife in and twists it... when he had a $3.32/t export license available to him... and mine was going to cost over $500/t... if I was to honestly do the business ( I had pedigreed seed I could have shipped at no-cost). And Earl... was goading me and pushing me to ship it that way.
That is what is criminal... and worthy of telling any city person who has any business or moral sense of decency at all.... to dismantle this corrupt scheme that is doing exactly the same thing today... as it did in 1993-5 on fusarium infested wheat that was worth more in the US than top grade CDN milling wheat!
Nothing has changed... in 15 years the CWB is still as corrupt as it was back then!
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Tom,
Conventional farmers seem quite satisfied with the arrangement the CWB has made with organics so I assume that conventional growers are pleased with the "size" of the buyback they are required to pay.
As long as it remains hefty, the status quo will be acceptable.
cotton, I liked the way you tuned your humor tonight. It made me laugh out loud.
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