This conceptualization of economic political policies was carried at the international, national and local level. So, if we refer to the immediate post World War II political setting, we had capitalism versus communism at the international level, and in Canada we had the New Democratic Party versus the Conservative Party at the national level, and we had these same latter parties at the local level in Saskatchewan.

I find very intriguing that today, at a time of rapid technological and social changes, we still think in these political terms of left and right. Traditional communism has died with the breakdown of the Soviet Union, our Canadian national policies have regionalized and lost their significance of left and right, yet our Saskatchewan policies are identified as socialistic policies under the NDP party and as right wing under the recently formed Saskatchewan Party.

I mean, who cares if Romanow's policies are socialistic when we have rampant corruption in our textured leadership and the blame is always put on the people who do the work. For me, there is no more left and right, what I care is to have our freedom back and live in a motivating and democratic society.