Our leadership is getting desperate, and the more they get desperate 
			for retaining their monopolized power the more they behave like 
			ossified assets, unable to transform themselves, unable to acquire 
			new knowledge, unable to become more personable, unable to become 
			democratic, unable to appreciate human dignity.
			Since there is no private entrepreneurship, our bureaucrats and 
			politicians sell out our resources to global businesses, kill the 
			economy of rural Saskatchewan, centralize and increase the 
			bureaucracy in the cities, write off people and children in their 
			balance sheet. In this environment of corruption, the potential 
			talents of these bureaucrats and politicians dissipate in their 
			fights to acquire the best bureaucratic jobs and business contracts 
			for themselves or their friends. Therefore, it is not by chance that 
			our Premier Romanow has the political interest to create and 
			maintain a state of division and confusion among all of us, the 
			people(1). In this state of division and confusion, the pecking 
			ordered lawyers become the fulcrum of our economy, and as a 
			consequence the attention of our social and economic predicament 
			shifts from wealth creation to wealth extraction and dissipation.
			 
			The present state of confusion is today apparent with the 
			governmental economic policies for the benefits of the few and 
			privileged and against rural Saskatchewan, against our children, 
			against our people. In my articles, I was able to show that the 
			justice system is corrupted, that our police is corrupted, that our 
			education system is corrupted, that our health care system is 
			corrupted, in practice we are experiencing an endemic corruption of 
			our social fabric. In my past article on the new Provincial Sales 
			Tax(2) (PST), I highlighted the endemic corrupted and regressive 
			behaviour of our Honourable Eric Cline, Minister of Finance, and of 
			our Honourable Premier Romanow just by making reference to two 
			literal passages of the budget address with respect to the PST.  
			In the first literal passage they conceptualize the tax as a 
			socialist tool to extract more and more resources from people; in 
			the second literal passage they show their intrinsic racism when 
			they say that natives can now pay the PST on purchases off reserves 
			since they are poor and they will benefit from the new sales tax 
			rebate. The leadership of these two lawyers turned politicians is 
			certainly enriching for the few and privileged, enriching for their 
			friends, and enriching for their community of lawyers; for me, their 
			leadership is a pity!  
			I appreciated the outrage and responses of the native population 
			against the new sales tax. The Ochapowace Indian Band in 
			Saskatchewan will not charge non-natives PST when they buy goods on 
			the reserve(3). The band is also keeping any income tax money it 
			collects from non-natives working on reserve. A new party is being 
			formed to protect the interest of natives(4), demonstrations and 
			lawsuits have been exercised by different native groups. As usual, 
			in an environment of division and corruption, the lawyers are at 
			work more than ever, and they thank Premier Romanow for placing the 
			legal creativity on the pedestal of wealth creation in this 
			province.  
			References  
			Quote by Donella Meadows "challenging a paradigm is not a 
			part-time job. It is not sufficient to make your point once and then 
			blame the world for not getting it. The world has a vested interest 
			in, a commitment to, not getting it. The point has to be made 
			patiently and repeatedly, day after day after day" ftp://sysdyn.mit.edu/ftp/sdep/Roadmaps/RM1/D-4143-1.pdf 
			http://iisd1.iisd.ca/pcdf/meadows/default.htm  
			General reference: Articles by Mario deSantis published by North 
			Central Internet News  
			Education and Health Tax: Wider Based and Breaks the Treaties, by 
			Timothy W. Shire, April 1, 2000  
			1. The Political Mission of Premier Romanow: Divide and Conquer, 
			by Mario deSantis, April 18, 1999  
			2. The new Provincial Sales Tax is a reflection of a regressive 
			and racist mentality, by Mario deSantis, April 1, 2000  
			3. New tax system for Indian band, CBC Saskatchewan, http://sask.cbc.ca/ 
			Web Posted | Apr 4 2000 2:12 PM  
			4. New party a matter of principle, Murray Mandryk, The Leader 
			Post, April 4, 2000, Regina, Saskatchewan  
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