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Tonnage isn't running the show. Period.

If it all goes to US it frees up a fuck tonne of rail tankers to haul to our coasts.

I don't need AI to tell me Canada dominates mining but perhaps you do so here it is: Canada has the most mining companies primarily due to its robust financial ecosystem, historical resource abundance, and supportive regulatory environment, which together make it an attractive hub for both...

All it takes is a bad tank of jet fuel to ruin their day.

Trump and you will be dead long before Venezuela production becomes a threat.

So why are Netanyahu and Putin careful of flight routes if ICC is toothless?

Does it matter?

Nope. Canada. It's not about tonnage but control.

Doesn't matter. Heavy crude isn't bitumen.

Oil keeps being repeated. Remind me which country dominates the world in mining.

Summation...."Don't get into bed with the Chinamen".

Why would it be concern for Alberta when Saskatchewan is the King of Heavy Oil?

Won't happen. Putin and Netanyahu are forever fucked. There is no escaping the murder of children.

Chuck roundhouse-kicked the door from Texas, and Maduro surrendered immediately.

"You have to work 3 hours to be able to afford a sandwich." - Our friend Zahra Recent Iranian Protests (Late 2025–Early 2026) Iran experienced widespread protests starting in late December 2025, primarily triggered by a severe economic crisis. The Iranian rial plummeted to a record low...

Yes, Afghans are widely used as cheap labor in Iran, particularly in low-skilled, manual sectors where they fill roles that many Iranians avoid. Iran hosts one of the world's largest Afghan migrant and refugee populations, estimated at around 4.5–5 million as of late 2025 (with significant...

So I learned a little more that we aren't being informed of. The protests are far more than meets the eye. She didn't get into details but said to look into Afghanis causing violence problems and Iraqis playing a role as well. Afghanis are Irans cheap labour illegal aliens (M.E.xicans) which is...

It used to be Shell and BP who were deeply invested in Venezuela back in the 70s and 80s. Chevron would be a Johnny come lately. PS...you're overlooking gold.

At least it didn't go down like Iraq.

WTF is that supposed to be?