By Mario deSantis, June 19, 1999

We can understand by now that our Saskatchewan government and related agencies can be the primary source of illegal(1) (2) behaviour. We also know that racism and related mental models are entrenched in our privileged and paper money driven economic and political system driven by our constitutional lawyer Premier Roy Romanow. Therefore, it is not a surprise that a recent survey of the Law Society of Saskatchewan rank incompetence of its members as the main concern for protecting the public(3).

Corruption and incompetence go hand in hand and our government is therefore taking the lead in creating a social system of apparent Law and Order. The present government has been gradually curtailing the individual rights of our citizens(4) (5) and its corrupted behaviour has finally come to light with the catastrophic status of our healthcare system, the covering up of the potato(6) (7)mess, and the illegal behaviour against Saskatchewan nurses.

Premier Romanow should serve the people of Saskatchewan by maintaining the integrity of the public institutions, increase our collective intelligence and as a consequence encourage innovation and economic growth. Instead, he plays with our collective ignorance, and uses the rule of law to make new laws and to further constraint our creativity(8) and deepen our ignorance(9).

Endnotes

1. The Constitutionality of Bill 23 : BackTo Work Legislation Against Saskatchewan Nurses, by Mario deSantis, June 9, 1999. Published in the North Central Internet News

2. On Milgaard's Compensation of $10 Million, by Mario deSantis, June 14, 1999. Published in the North Central Internet News

3. Lawyers rank incompetence as main concern, by Patrick Cabel, The StarPhoenix, June 12, 1999, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

4. No fault no help: victim, by Leslie Perreaux, The StarPhoenix, June 11, 1999, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

5. SGI accused of meddling: Researcher claims she was told to falsify no-fault insurance study, by Kim McNairn, The StarPhoenix, May 14, 1999, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

6. Public up to eyes in potato mess, by Murray Mandryk, The StarPhoenix, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. An excerpt of the article: "...The LDPC (Lake Diefenbaker Potato Corp.) Bankruptcy may be the biggest lost incurred by government as a result of a failed Saskatchewan business venture in recent memory-bigger than the bungled sale of Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd. And bigger than GigaText or SuperCart or any other failed venture of the Grant Devine Progressive Conservative government of the 1980s.

7. NDP MLAs put gov't potato probe on back burner, The StarPhoenix, June 15, 1999, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

8. Second Cast Citizens, by FTL Comm, June 14, 1999. Published in the North Central Internet News. This article refers to the desperate conditions of a large segment of our young people.

9. The present feeling of economic resignation and lack of entrepreneurship transpire in the e-mail dated 1/31/99 from Torance Tornquist to Timothy Shire, publisher of North Central Internet News. This e-mail can be found by referring to the prompt Letters of the web site http://www.ftlcomm.com/ensign