I feel disturbed to the realization that greed and power are so 
			entrenched into our way of life that it appears impossible to change 
			this way of life for the better. I felt at one time that a different 
			political party coming to power would bring the needed changes, but 
			that didn't happen and as a consequence I began to understand that 
			our social problems were rooted in our wide spread corruption in 
			politics, in business, everywhere.
			This social corruption is so embedded and polished in our way of 
			life that we can even fall into the trap to feel socially inadequate 
			because of our own shortcomings. But nobody is perfect, and the 
			reality is that we all have shortcomings, yet our social leaders 
			profess to be of utmost professional integrity, they have become our 
			specialized experts: our gurus, there is no need of democracy 
			anymore.  
			It took some ten years for Saskatoon policeman John Popowich to 
			prove he was wrongly prosecuted in the supposed ritual child sexual 
			abuse in Martensville in the early 90s, and David Milgaard spent 
			twenty three years in prison for a murder he didn't commit. Our 
			Saskatchewan justice system is corrupt, and I laugh when Dr. David 
			Cassidy uses fraudulent correlation researches to support the No 
			Fault insurance program of the Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI), 
			while there is no social scientist in sight conducting studies 
			correlating the corruption of this government, the corruption of the 
			Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations, the corruption of 
			our educational institutions.  
			I followed the inept policies of former Economic Development 
			Minister Janice MacKinnon and now I hear that she has received a 
			university grant to write a book on her Saskatchewan political 
			experiences.  
			Lorie Terry, spokesperson for the Coalition Against No Fault 
			Insurance, has been working so hard against the fraudulent and 
			corrupt behaviour of SGI and she is still at work fighting for No 
			Fault insurance and against the lies of Larry Fogg, president of SGI.
			 
			Yesterday I received an e-mail from Timothy Shire, Publisher of
			Ensign, and he pointed out that the recent 
			revelations of SGI's spying on their claimants and SGI's 
			administrative abuses were already amply documented two years ago in
			Ensign and he feels outraged that these 
			issues are even being discussed today. But I am not outraged by 
			these spying revelations and administrative abuses as I know that 
			this province has been 'sapped' and 'sacked' and finally downsized 
			to greatness by health care emperor Roy Romanow.  
			Note: The author used the word 'sapping' and 
			'sacking' as reference to the embracing of the SAP computer systems 
			and SAIC technologies by the Government of Saskatchewan  
			References  
			It took 10 years to clear name Jason Warick, Saskatoon 
			StarPhoenix, June 19, 2002 http://www.injusticebusters.com/index.htm/Popowich.htm
			 
			The Incredible Abuse of Saskatchewan No-Fault Insurance By Mario 
			deSantis and reviewed by James deSantis, May 31, 2000 http://www.ftlcomm.com/ensign/desantisArticles/2000/desantis173/nofaultPt1.html#The%20governmental%20environment%20and%20their%20sponsored%20researches
			 
			THE COALITION AGAINST NO-FAULT INSURANCE Site managed by Lorie 
			Terry http://www.againstnofault.com/  
			SGI president apologizes CBC Saskatchewan, June 24, 2002 http://sask.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=sgi020624
			 
			SAHO Getting New Computer System (SAP Canada) By Gord Brock, 
			Leader-Star News - February 6, 1999 http://www.ftlcomm.com/ensign/desantisArticles/desantis31/leaderpost.html
			 
			SASKATCHEWAN HEALTH INFORMATION NETWORK TO LINK HEALTH SERVICES 
			News Release, Saskatchewan Health Information Network 97-381 August 
			25, 1997. Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) was 
			selected to lead SHIN implementation. http://www.shin.sk.ca/shindocs/releases_aug25_97.html
			 
			Info-tech questionable investment, by Murray Mandryk, FORUM, The 
			StarPhoenix, December 2, 1999, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan   |