Simplicity, common sense and the unreasonable behaviour of Greg Trew
Nipawin - July 29, 2000 - by: Mario deSantis
foundation of "common law"	Simplicity and common sense must be our guiding principles yet we have people who
	can thrive only in making up a mess of everything they touch. We must remember
	that common sense and simplicity are the foundation of "common law" and they are
	defined succinctly in legal jargon as "reasonable behaviour." The only reason why we
	carry on unreasonable behaviour is because we lost trust of each other, and we have become
	so selfish that we look after our own welfare at the expense of others.
we cannot trust anybody	This is why our government is politically correct in skewing every information affecting
	its administration, this is why our researchers carry on fraudulent studies in the name of
	science, this why we have reached the point we cannot trust anybody.
animosity	Timothy Shire wrote yesterday that senior citizens in Tisdale have reversed a decision to
	build a senior citizen centre in the North of the town and they are now planning to establish
	a senior Citizens compound in the middle of town(1). Shire states that it doesn't make sense
	to reverse a decision and undermine the previous work of so many committed volunteers,
	and that it doesn't make sense to develop a segregated senior citizen compound. What is
	happening with the senior citizen centre in Tisdale is unreasonable and this unreasonable
	behaviour causes a waste of time, a waste of money, and animosity among the people of
	the town.
Greg Trew	Few days ago, I came across the news that Greg Trew, SEIU union representative, was
	talking derogatorily against the striking airport workers in Saskatoon(2) and I commented
	at home how he dared, as a union representative, to publicly talk against other union members.
	Yesterday, I read the news that Greg Trew has resigned for personal reasons from the board
	of the Saskatoon Airport Authority after Sharleen Stewart, president of SEIU in Saskatoon,
	asked him to resign(3).
not the first time	Greg Trew's behaviour was not reasonable and again because of this unreasonable behaviour
	we create needless animosity among people. It is not the first time that Greg Trew's
	unreasonable behaviour creates animosity among different union members. Last year, while
	the nurses were striking and defying the 'unconstitutional' Premier Roy Romanow's
	back-to-work legislation, we had Greg Trew on TV thanking Premier Romanow's
	participation in reaching a tentative agreement between SEIU and the Saskatchewan
	Association of Health Organizations (SAHO)(4).
	Let us hope that Greg Trew has finally learned a lesson and that he has become again a
	reasonable man, that is simple and with common sense.
--------------Endnotes:
1.	Golden Age Centre Moves to TUCs Field, by Timothy Shire, July 28, 2000
2. -	Strikers find little sympathy: Union boss says airport workers asking for too much, by Jason Warick, The StarPhoenix, July 25, 2000, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
3. -	Union rep agrees to quit airport authority board, by Jason Warick, The StarPhoenix, July 28, 2000, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
4. -	The Political Mission of Premier Romanow: Divide and Conquer, by Mario deSantis, April 18, 1999