MRJ said:
Econ101 said:
MRJ said:
Blather! If there were such blatant offenses as you claim, there would be investigative reporters, politicians trying to one up one another, and "insiders" such as you claim to be dropping your aliases and being a hero to expose the perpetrators!
MRJ
MRJ, the same was said when Hitler took power.
If you don't call for an investigation into what the report revealed, you are part of the coverup. I see the NCBA has not followed up on JoAnn not being questioned. Could it be that the packer buddies control the NCBA and GIPSA using blathering idiots like you as cover?
You act like the NCBA has given you some accolade in the past that you don't want to admit came from what is a corrupt system today.
Are you bought so cheaply?
So, Econ, you seem to be saying you do not want to 'come out' and be a hero and save us all from Hitlerism you claim is happening today. Why is that?
Econ: No one can save you, MRJ, but yourself. You seem to be happy where you are and be able to overlook things that don't affect you personally. I think that is the sign of has been selfish person no matter what the prior accolades.
MRJ: You claim you have the facts and the knowledge of cover up.
I do not have that information! Who is culpable in this situation????
Econ: I am capable, but not culpable. You, however, are not asking as to why the coverup continues, you just deny it. Sounds like the villagers in Auswich. You are providing the same function and the same excuses while extolling your favorite organization, NCBA in their efforts to do the same.
SHAME ON YOU.
MRJ: For the record.......'accolades' given us by NCBA or anyone else have been very public, with reasons very clear, and are something which we and others receiving the same accolades have reason to be proud.
Econ: From what I read, it was just what any rancher should be doing anyway. I am sorry you need a pat on the back for it.
MRJ: We were very humbled, pleased, and willing to accept the request of Nebraska Cattlemen to stand with them as cattle producer intervenors supporting the Beef Checkoff when LMA and friends attacked it with the purpose of ending it a few years ago.
Econ: You seem to be humbled pretty easy when someone praises you. I think that is a pretty cheap price.
That simply followed long family history and example of our parents and grandparents going above the call of duty to support the cattle industry. While it hasn't always been easy, it has been gratifying to see the strength and honor of the organizations we have chosen to work with and through.
Econ: If you knew anything about history, you would know the history behind the packers and stockyards act and the people who supported it. You would be able to see, as many others have, how the NCBA has been taken over by the packers. Are you resting your laurels on history, here, MRJ?
MRJ: Membership in NCBA has grown about 8% this year, and SD has 25% more NCBA members, just ONE measure of those organizations' stature with grass-roots cattle producers.
Econ: How much has rcalf grown comparatively? That is the real measure.