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Rolf Penner- As of today

Number of Posts- 147

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That’s All Folks!!

Rolf Penner- Okay, well maybe that’s not all, but since we’re past the point of people being able to vote in this election things are going to start winding down on this blog.  I’ve got a few more posts kicking around my draft box that I’ll be putting up this week, but its getting time for me to get caught up with a whole bunch of farm work so the posting will be light for now. Continue reading

Government Interference in CWB Election

Pot meet Kettle

Rolf Penner- CWB chairman Larry Hill apparently is “disappointed  that there are some MP’s in Saskatchewan who decided to endorse certain choice candidates in the directors elections a couple of days ago.

Now while it may be fair to say that this is not sporting, the charge that this somehow interferes with the democratic process rings rather hollow. Continue reading

Point-Counterpoint-Point, Rolf vs CWB #12

Rolf “Choice will allow individual farmers to match their own personal skill-sets, strengths and tolerance for risk with the marketing system that they see working best for them. This is why you should vote in favour of marketing choice.”  Continue reading

When it comes to my grain, I WANT IT ALL! And you should too

” gotta find me a future. Move outta my way!”

Letter to the editor

 

Winnipeg Free Press-   Keep out of our granariesRe: Privacy the latest victim of Tory CWB battle, April 19.

Laura Rance and the Liberal Party of Canada are seemingly outraged that the federal government is seeking information regarding farmers who use certain Canadian Wheat Board marketing programs. They regard it as an invasion of privacy.

Their indignation is misplaced. If they were truly concerned about a farmer’s privacy, they would not be such cheerleaders for the CWB and its state-sanctioned monopoly, which prevents us from selling our own private property, our wheat and barley, to a buyer of our choice.

A famous Liberal once remarked that the state has no place in the bedrooms of the nation. I would argue that it has no place in its granaries either.

Rolf Penner