Northern Gateway pipeline opposed by 50% in B.C
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Because you enjoy taking an entire group and denouncing them without evidence.
You best stay put. You don't want to get lambasted again.
It is coherent. Green Bolshevism takes 0.02% of our GDP and is redistributed by an unelected Bolshevik organization. If it were Democratic I wouldn't be calling it Bolshevik.
Northern Gateway pipeline joint review loses First Nations tribe
The Nuxalk First Nation of Bella Coola have withdrawn as interveners from the joint review process for Enbridge Inc.’s controversial Northern Gateway pipeline project.
The Nuxalk said they are pulling out because they said the federal government has already predetermined the outcome of the $5.5-billion project, which proposes to transport crude oil from Alberta’s tarsands to Kitimat for shipment to Asia via supertanker.
They said the government’s plan to retroactively change the rules for the hearings will also compromise the review. And they also frowned on the way the review panel delayed the hearings in Bella Bella last week in response to a peaceful protest.
“There is no honour in the federal Crown’s approach to consulting with First Nations on the Enbridge project,” said elected Chief Andrew Andy in a statement. “Recent statements make it clear that the Prime Minister has already decided to approve the super-tanker project.”
Hereditary Chief Charlie Nelson also took issue with recent comments made by Natural Resource Minister Joe Oliver.
“How can we participate in a process driven by a government that has labelled us ‘socially dysfunctional?’” Nelson said in a statement.
Andy said the Nuxalk entered the process in “good faith,” but that the government’s “disrespectful behaviour makes [it] clear that our good faith is not being returned.”
The hearings are set to resume April 11 in the coastal community of Klemtu.
The Nuxalk said they are pulling out because they said the federal government has already predetermined the outcome of the $5.5-billion project, which proposes to transport crude oil from Alberta’s tarsands to Kitimat for shipment to Asia via supertanker.
They said the government’s plan to retroactively change the rules for the hearings will also compromise the review. And they also frowned on the way the review panel delayed the hearings in Bella Bella last week in response to a peaceful protest.
“There is no honour in the federal Crown’s approach to consulting with First Nations on the Enbridge project,” said elected Chief Andrew Andy in a statement. “Recent statements make it clear that the Prime Minister has already decided to approve the super-tanker project.”
Hereditary Chief Charlie Nelson also took issue with recent comments made by Natural Resource Minister Joe Oliver.
“How can we participate in a process driven by a government that has labelled us ‘socially dysfunctional?’” Nelson said in a statement.
Andy said the Nuxalk entered the process in “good faith,” but that the government’s “disrespectful behaviour makes [it] clear that our good faith is not being returned.”
The hearings are set to resume April 11 in the coastal community of Klemtu.
Hey Flossy.. I think that someone posted a blog entry somewhere on the net about the p/l... Do you think that you could start a thread on that please?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Don't forget the shills who will sacrifice their former mandate at the first sign of $$$ (please see petrol above).
I'm not the one giving up democracy to an unelected international Green Bolshevik agency. That would be you flossy.
:lol: Nice to meet you Mr.Pot. Don't smoke too much of that stuff, it's can be harmful to your mental health.
So, anyway...
You can actually make some good talking points when you're not rattled, petrol. Let's keep a level head about this.
You can actually make some good talking points when you're not rattled, petrol. Let's keep a level head about this.
:lol:
Well you are what you eat. You're a dick and an ass, but I won't judge you based on what you put in your mouth. Just on the ridiculous things you have to say.