Trans Mountain ‘pipeline is going to get built’: Trudeau dismisses B.C.’s bitumen ban

Dixie Cup

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BC gets a double whammy of shit from bitumen pumped here. One on land and the other at sea with increased tanker traffic. We stand to lose every bit of our environment. Pipe lines always leak and one tanker spill due to heavy traffic will destroy our coast and fisheries. You want to choke on this crap, you take it. This is insane to ram this down our throats. If you think this is going to happen without a fight, you need to pull your heads out of your collective asses. We don't need this crap. It is all for export and will only benefit Big Oil, not you, me or anybody else. Fukk people are stupid.







Let set the record straight, shall we?


First off, the anti-oil people (the vast majority who don't even live there) keep saying that there is no benefit to BC - keep saying that enough and hope people will believe it. BC does stand to benefit by eventually having lower gas prices - it's utterly disingenuous of the BC Premier asking the Feds for "help" in lowering gas prices when once the pipeline is completed, it will happen automatically. It's NOT just oil that will be going through those pipelines but gas as well but hey, ignorance it bliss I guess. The hypocrisy by the BC NDP is incredible.


Secondly, The anti-piprliners keep saying that there was no environmental assessments done or not to their liking and no consultation with the indigenous peoples. It's interesting to note that the natives who are protesting the pipeline don't live anywhere near it. But hey, don't let facts get in the way of the truth. The money is too good.


And lastly, Trans Canada had to (as one of literally hundreds of steps ordered by Environmental Assessment .....) provide mitigation processes in the rare case that there was an oil spill and did so to Environmental Regulator's satisfaction. So to say that nothing as been done is totally a lie. We all want a safe, protected environment. That goes without saying and anyone who says otherwise is being disingenuous. I doubt that Trudeau would not have approved of it if he believed there was any risk (even though I dislike him intensely).


Unfortunately, even though the vast majority of BC'ers want the pipeline, the foreign interference is very well funded and determined to make sure that this pipeline doesn't happen. Makes me wonder if the NDP are somehow also getting funds under the table - wouldn't surprise me at all.


There are those out there who want to see our economy fail because it's to their advantage to do so. Canadians need to wake up and start fighting (figuratively) to ensure this doesn't happen.


The environment is important - especially on the West Coast - it's beautiful and NO ONE wants to see it spoiled. We can have it both ways with careful planning and that's what has been done. .

JMHO
 

JLM

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Let set the record straight, shall we?


First off, the anti-oil people (the vast majority who don't even live there) keep saying that there is no benefit to BC - keep saying that enough and hope people will believe it. BC does stand to benefit by eventually having lower gas prices - it's utterly disingenuous of the BC Premier asking the Feds for "help" in lowering gas prices when once the pipeline is completed, it will happen automatically. It's NOT just oil that will be going through those pipelines but gas as well but hey, ignorance it bliss I guess.
JMHO

If I could, I'd nominate your post for best post of the week. Every thing we do has a risk involved: where would we be if Christopher Columbus was afraid to set sail? If we have the ability to put men on Mars surely to God we can move oil without destroying the planet. If you take a close look at the protestors you would find after this problem is resolved they'll be whining about something else. It's never ending! Keep on posting, Dixie. :)
 

captain morgan

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Keystone pipeline leak in South Dakota about double previous estimate

Can't be any worse than this



Let set the record straight, shall we?


First off, the anti-oil people (the vast majority who don't even live there) keep saying that there is no benefit to BC - keep saying that enough and hope people will believe it. BC does stand to benefit by eventually having lower gas prices - it's utterly disingenuous of the BC Premier asking the Feds for "help" in lowering gas prices when once the pipeline is completed, it will happen automatically. It's NOT just oil that will be going through those pipelines but gas as well but hey, ignorance it bliss I guess. The hypocrisy by the BC NDP is incredible.


Secondly, The anti-piprliners keep saying that there was no environmental assessments done or not to their liking and no consultation with the indigenous peoples. It's interesting to note that the natives who are protesting the pipeline don't live anywhere near it. But hey, don't let facts get in the way of the truth. The money is too good.


And lastly, Trans Canada had to (as one of literally hundreds of steps ordered by Environmental Assessment .....) provide mitigation processes in the rare case that there was an oil spill and did so to Environmental Regulator's satisfaction. So to say that nothing as been done is totally a lie. We all want a safe, protected environment. That goes without saying and anyone who says otherwise is being disingenuous. I doubt that Trudeau would not have approved of it if he believed there was any risk (even though I dislike him intensely).


Unfortunately, even though the vast majority of BC'ers want the pipeline, the foreign interference is very well funded and determined to make sure that this pipeline doesn't happen. Makes me wonder if the NDP are somehow also getting funds under the table - wouldn't surprise me at all.


There are those out there who want to see our economy fail because it's to their advantage to do so. Canadians need to wake up and start fighting (figuratively) to ensure this doesn't happen.


The environment is important - especially on the West Coast - it's beautiful and NO ONE wants to see it spoiled. We can have it both ways with careful planning and that's what has been done. .

JMHO

Your words are wasted on ideologues Dixie although we all had a great laugh when the BC Premier went cap in hand and begged the Feds to do something about the high cost of gas.

... Oh, and millions of liters of raw sewage dumped into the ocean each and every day in BC.

BTW, the high point for the cost of gas in the Lower Mainland is economically priced at $1.5699/liter
 

pgs

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Can't be any worse than this





Your words are wasted on ideologues Dixie although we all had a great laugh when the BC Premier went cap in hand and begged the Feds to do something about the high cost of gas.

... Oh, and millions of liters of raw sewage dumped into the ocean each and every day in BC.

BTW, the high point for the cost of gas in the Lower Mainland is economically priced at $1.5699/liter
But at least20 cents of that is tax to the province and even more to the feds .
 

taxslave

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High gas prices hurt the whole economy. Every $$$ spent fueling the car to get to work is a $$ not available for discretionary spending.

That ain't exactly cold comfort to the poor schmuck that is getting hit at the gas station

Unlikely that they give a crap where the money is going at this point

Partly. Most of our pension plans have some interest in O&G so we get some of the part back. Taxed OTH are just a dead loss if they don't go to roadbuilding.

Even cliffy'e welfare cheque is partly derived fro O&G profits.
 

pgs

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High gas prices hurt the whole economy. Every $$$ spent fueling the car to get to work is a $$ not available for discretionary spending.



Partly. Most of our pension plans have some interest in O&G so we get some of the part back. Taxed OTH are just a dead loss if they don't go to roadbuilding.

Even cliffy'e welfare cheque is partly derived fro O&G profits.
Don’t wreck his day .
 

captain morgan

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High gas prices hurt the whole economy. Every $$$ spent fueling the car to get to work is a $$ not available for discretionary spending.



Partly. Most of our pension plans have some interest in O&G so we get some of the part back. Taxed OTH are just a dead loss if they don't go to roadbuilding.

Even cliffy'e welfare cheque is partly derived fro O&G profits.

Can't say where the additional cash is being directed (private or public entity) although there will be some gouging going on.

That said, the gubmint is happier than a pig in sh!t as they make a % on the price.. The higher the price, the more $$ that the % relates to.

I can see that tater tot wouldn't mind a little extra $$ for the federal revenues
 

petros

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Let set the record straight, shall we?


First off, the anti-oil people (the vast majority who don't even live there) keep saying that there is no benefit to BC - keep saying that enough and hope people will believe it. BC does stand to benefit by eventually having lower gas prices - it's utterly disingenuous of the BC Premier asking the Feds for "help" in lowering gas prices when once the pipeline is completed, it will happen automatically. It's NOT just oil that will be going through those pipelines but gas as well but hey, ignorance it bliss I guess. The hypocrisy by the BC NDP is incredible.


Secondly, The anti-piprliners keep saying that there was no environmental assessments done or not to their liking and no consultation with the indigenous peoples. It's interesting to note that the natives who are protesting the pipeline don't live anywhere near it. But hey, don't let facts get in the way of the truth. The money is too good.


And lastly, Trans Canada had to (as one of literally hundreds of steps ordered by Environmental Assessment .....) provide mitigation processes in the rare case that there was an oil spill and did so to Environmental Regulator's satisfaction. So to say that nothing as been done is totally a lie. We all want a safe, protected environment. That goes without saying and anyone who says otherwise is being disingenuous. I doubt that Trudeau would not have approved of it if he believed there was any risk (even though I dislike him intensely).


Unfortunately, even though the vast majority of BC'ers want the pipeline, the foreign interference is very well funded and determined to make sure that this pipeline doesn't happen. Makes me wonder if the NDP are somehow also getting funds under the table - wouldn't surprise me at all.


There are those out there who want to see our economy fail because it's to their advantage to do so. Canadians need to wake up and start fighting (figuratively) to ensure this doesn't happen.


The environment is important - especially on the West Coast - it's beautiful and NO ONE wants to see it spoiled. We can have it both ways with careful planning and that's what has been done. .

JMHO

Do you have any idea how many times I've mentioned TMPL does "batch" shipments of several grades of crude and numerous types refined products?

Maybe if you yell at a building it will sink in?
 

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Do you have any idea how many times I've mentioned TMPL does "batch" shipments of several grades of crude and numerous types refined products?

Maybe if you yell at a building it will sink in?
Never happen , the pipeline opponents will not cave in on their demands to stop this and any other pipeline . They will attempt to stop any new refinery. Want to build a dam , the same clean greens will try and stop you . Ask them to pay for sewage treatment or to clean up after their protest and they will laugh in your face . And they are all the same right Hoid ?
 

petros

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Then I want every indoor weed operation closed until the are run on 100% renewable energy.

I WILL yell at buildings to do it.
 

Hoid

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BC is not going to get lower gas prices by letting the trans mountain expansion happen.

That is pure bullshit.
 

Hoid

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the higher the price of gas the greater the impetus to switch to alternative energy.

gas prices in Vancouver are not coming down , ever.


And that's a good thing,