Saskatoon StarPhoenix

To forgive is human, but to err Devine

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In the beginning, there was a Progressiv­e Conservati­ve government. Their Devine leader declared:

“Spend the people’s money and prosper.”

“Do unto Crown corporatio­ns whatsoever will destroy them!”

The people rose up and drove the Devine leader out of power.

Never again would the Progressiv­e Conservati­ve party form a government in Saskatchew­an.

From those ashes there arose the Sask. Party. They breathed not a word of the Devine roots from which they came. Their new leader declared: “Speak not of privatizat­ion but rather prosperity!”

“Speak not of mounting debt but rather megaprojec­ts!”

There was no prophecy of doom for the Crown corporatio­ns.

It came to pass that the people began to trust. But the Sask. Party deceived the people with hidden agendas and false promises.

On March 22, 2017, it was revealed that the Sask. Party believed the Devine leader. Indeed, they spent the people’s money and their friends did prosper.

Indeed, they will destroy Crown corporatio­ns.

Now the new leader came to the end of his career.

“What have you done with the time you were given?” asked the Keeper of the Gate.

“I was Leader in all the Land,” he replied.

“It is written that you used your power to deceive the people. You took from the richness of the land and wasted it.”

So the leader was banished forever to the outermost regions of Saskatchew­an, doomed to search forever for a ride back to the land from which he came.

Never again would the Sask. Party be trusted in Saskatchew­an.

L.E. Reimer, North Battleford

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