The Western Canadian Wheat Growers and some other commodity groups would turn that control completely over to the railways and grain companies. At the CWB meeting on March 30 at Blaine Lake, Sask., questions were asked regarding the detailed settlement between the CWB and the railways on the railways' alleged claim of weather hindering grain transportation. As you know, that was clearly explained at least six times, and one of the terms included that detailed terms of the agreement not be disclosed. Some have difficulty accepting that. I think it's an example of the hypnotic, mind-controlling power practised by private corporations.
Some people are incapable of submitting well-phrased questions.
Other well-phrased questions were asked in a manner which suggested the CWB is to blame for a two per cent grain price return on bread and inconsistent protein test results. Questions phrased in such a manner reveal private corporate control over the public mind. The general public, and particularly farmers, are reliving difficult economic times because they're too lazy to study history and the private corporate mind and then take appropriate defensive measures. Stuart Makaroff Saskatoon, Sask. I look forward to reading her story each month, even though I'm sad because of what man's inhumanity to man does to innocent people.