The Tender For Law

Volume 4

Oct 02, 2013 5:36 AM

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Howard Posehn

"He did sign a licensing agreement that allowed him to continue farming the property while he removed his belongings, but when that deal expired at midnight on Monday, the government refused to extend it." If he had not signed this agreement, would he still have a stand with this corporate theft.

Howard Posehn

Vale, a huge potash company from South America (I think?) bought a large track of land out side of Regina, Saskatchewan but were unable to come to terms with one woman and she held on to her property. But, Vale is not CANADA.

Cara Small

I would love to see a bunch of people come together and by as much land as possible and put it into trust FOREVER. The whole buying and selling land thing is quite strange. The more I learn, the more frustrated and perplexed I am of the human race.

Derek Moran

This guy's page on here has increased by 5,000 in two days...of course, if he was a native-original nobody would give a shit and the media would brand all the other 'original-peoples' OCCUPYING his property as "TERRORISTS" - ChiefRock, HELLOSSSSSSS!

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Save-Frank-Marjorie-Meyers-Farm/1419959788219689