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I don't want it
I have enjoyed reading The Rural
Voice for some time, especially the
articles by Keith Roulston and Adrian
Vos. They tell it like it is, I am in
favour of the truth.
The article on Stable Funding gives
me some difficulty in accepting the
proposals of forced membership in one
of three organizations.
Now they have a good argument,
that if I am benefiting by this policy I
should pay: that sounds fair enough.
But I don't want the NISA Program.
We don't want Stabilization because
we only ship cattle April and May, two
months a year when prices are high.
Stabilization helped keep overproduc-
tion at lower prices.
We don't want tax rebates. Just
charge the fair tax in the first place and
there is no need of a mile of Red Gov-
ernment Tape. Don't print money and
run it through Farm Credit Corporation
and try to call it real money. When
Government did this and lent it to
farmers to pay five times what a farm
is worth, the next step is you need tax-
payers paying the interest rates giving
out even more subsidies and finally
Debt Review Boards which are caused
by (easy credit) (printed money). It
makes a sad situation for young
farmers.
Now I see that if I don't join a
general farm organization most of the
things I don't want will be taken away
from me.
I belong to some organizations of
my own free will who also pay into the
Ontario Federation of Agriculture.
What will they do now. I used to
belong to OFA for years and then they
got a new militant leader and their
policy changed. Now they have got a
good leader and need the policy
changed back, then I could be a mem-
ber again with peace of mind.