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**wilagro** · Jul 18, 2007, 10:15

So, BIG DEAL...people change their minds about issues all of the time.

People who are so rigid and set in their ways that change cannot happen in their lives will be like the dinosaurs...kaput.

Using people's words against them or to debase them, is an easy tactic for scoundrels.

**Incognito** · Jul 18, 2007, 10:23

So it will be ok when Flaman changes his mind again and resigns from the CWB to take up the reigns from Goodale?

What organization would allow a Director to remain on the BOD if that occurs?

**stubblejumper** · Jul 18, 2007, 15:46

How old is this news? The SARM lead school tax revolt was at least two year ago!

**Incognito** · Jul 18, 2007, 15:57

Goodale is still an MP. Flaman is still a Director at the CWB.

The day Flaman announces his candidacy to replace Goodale, it becomes old news.

What does the CWB Act or CWB Board of Conduct indicate as proper procedure for the running of political office.

If Flaman does resign, the composition of the BOD gets interesting.

**Incognito** · Jul 18, 2007, 16:08

http://cwb.ca/public/en/about/people/#board

If Flaman was to run, it would have to be agreed at the BOD level and they would ascertain if he was working in the best interest of the corporation.

Best interest of the corp, does not mean best interest for farmers.

**stubblejumper** · Jul 18, 2007, 21:36

In Saskatchewan the Conseratives can run anyone and win. example David Anderson and Gerry Ritz

**Incognito** · Jul 19, 2007, 00:27

In Saskatchewan the CWB supporters can run anyone and win. example Ken Ritter.

**Fransisco** · Jul 19, 2007, 01:22

<blockquote> wilagro said,

So, BIG DEAL...people change their minds about issues all of the time.

Using people's words against them or to debase them, is an easy tactic for scoundrels. </blockqkuote>

Translation: words don't matter, principles don't matter, truth doesn't matter, consistency doesn't matter, contradictions don't matter.

So what matters then? The CWB of course. Talk about an unchanging dinosaur.

**wd9** · Jul 19, 2007, 03:32

Good to be back in Western Canada again. Good thing I don't farm. Read an interesting article about fruit grown organically actually contained more anti-oxidants and flavs as opposed to those sprayed with insecticides because they had to fight off disease. Wonder if organic grain does the same thing. I know, I am a post ho.

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