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Here’s some non-news from 3 weeks ago. About the most recent “news” on this topic to be found: http://www.newsweek.com/joe-biden-shutting-down-line-5-pipeline-send-gas-prices-surging-1646999

Back to Line 5 & that goat rodeo.

Years ago I was a (one of many) sounding board for someone taking the Bar (in SK) Exam, with the 300 (or so) prep questions to help form critic though. Much of the time the questions had no real correct answers but lead to much creative debate. Eventually you’d arrive at the best most...

This is an interesting read. Long (8 pages) but it looks at the protests in Canada from the four different directions. Offers the different perspectives & critics to all. http://macdonaldlaurier.ca/files/pdf/20211108_Managing_protest_Coates_COMMENTARY_FWeb.pdf

By encouraging illegal activity in the name of “conservation” you are, in reality, harming the hard-working people — Indigenous and non-Indigenous — who are leading the way on providing environmentally sustainable solutions for my province. So please, do not use your considerable profile to...

All Fridays Matter!

Last week, while most of British Columbia was focused on repairing damage from the devastating floods, prominent environmentalist David Suzuki was travelling to Victoria to headline an anti-pipeline protest put on by Extinction Rebellion. On its own, it was a callous and opportune display, as...

I hear you, & for an analogy, if the Chinese Gov’t 5G Hauwei tech was the ‘cheapest’ for private US telecom companies would security be a concern for the US Gov’t surrounding the 5G tech? Maybe I’m missing something but it’s the way I’m seeing this scenario.

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This Thread has been quiet for quite some time, so in the spirit of getting it back on track: Last week, as U.S. gas and home heating prices hit new highs and his approval ratings new lows, President Biden decided to play the blame game. He asked the head of the Federal Trade Commission to...

Jesus! Is that Garfield? I thought Xi & Joe where talking about strategic oil supplies and not exchanging recipes.

Well-known environmentalist David Suzuki apologized Thursday for comments about pipelines being destroyed. On Saturday, Suzuki warned if politicians don’t take action to reverse climate change amid escalating tensions there could be attacks on infrastructure by protesters. (Nod Nod, Wink Wink)...

Why indeed? This would involved Canada under its current leadership making a timely decision on a relevant matter. By the way, where is Canada on that whole 5G Hauwei thing anyway? Trudeau hinted a couple months ago when Canada went from being a member of 5-Eyes to a member of No-Eyes that an...

Extinction Rebellion defends David Suzuki's pipeline comments Extinction Rebellion Canada is defending the comments made by Vancouver environmentalist David Suzuki, who said on Saturday that “there are going to be pipelines blown up if our leaders don’t pay attention to what’s going on.” In a...

…& a few months after the last Federal Election…today was day one of the goat rodeo that is our “functioning” parliament. Get used to it. Whenever the Trudeau Liberal government climbs up on a soapbox to claim it has a mandate for anything – much less the complete reordering of Canada’s society...

There’s lots of good cops, and lots of bright cops, & many who fall into both categories….& a handful that fall into neither category….and they’re the ones whose interactions are the most memorable unfortunately.

Where could the US have found a safe, secure, close supply of oil & petroleum products to avoid the whims of the OPEC cartel. Maybe Venezuela? Siberia? Nigeria?

“Peaceful in definition but not intent” regarding obstructing & punishing a third party to garner media attention to a separate cause hoping for a violent reaction? Is this closer in describing the blocking of busy intersections or blocking of railroads or what have you…to try to punish a...

Last week, the RCMP issued a statement about blockades at a workers’ camp near Houston, B.C. A group of protesters opposing the Coastal GasLink pipeline were stealing or vandalizing heavy machinery and other equipment and causing major destruction to forestry roads. This was to prevent industry...