More of an Oil Bigfoot really.
In October, Suncor said it will eliminate as many as 1,930 jobs over 18 months
In October, Suncor said it will eliminate as many as 1,930 jobs over 18 months
Oil Giant Reports Net Loss
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Mastrabation material for Flossy. He's like Biden happy when people lose their jobs..
Meh, you have to have a job before you understand what it means to lose one. Flossy has never worked a day in his life.
dying.. just sayin.
Meanwhile Flossy is typing away on his oil base plastic keyboard telling himself - it's the end of oil.. hurray
If the end of oil means flossy can't type anymore, I might have to think about the benefits to this anti oil stuff.
Says the loser who gleefully posts anything he can about the "demise" of Alberta's oil industry.
It's the same low-information mentality that sees idiots banging away on their touch screen phones lamenting the loss of rain forest and habitat, utterly clueless to the fact that touch screen technology is only hastening the demise of the mountain gorillas and their habitat in central Africa. Cognitive dissonance, ignorance and stupidity seem to be the clarion call of the ALT-left.dying.. just sayin.
Meanwhile Flossy is typing away on his oil base plastic keyboard telling himself - it's the end of oil.. hurray
If the end of oil means flossy can't type anymore, I might have to think about the benefits to this anti oil stuff.
Trudeau;'s home province of Quebec is doing fine with their refining industry so that's all that matters to him.
Yep. Like I said, Quebec is the only province that matters to our "illustrious" PM. That's why I laugh at idiots who whine about nationalism and yet throw their full support behind a Quebec nationalist.
Quebecois are white supremacist terrorists. How long do you think any Haitians would last in an independent Quebec?
Nah, I just think we should transform it into a better industry for Alberta.
Because, unlike you and the conbots, I actually give a shit about peoples' futures.
That one hangs in the balance with Michigan's push to shut down Line 5, That little scrap is heating up.
Alberta is in a tough spot right now because on a global playing field their oil is expensive to produce, and in the current state of over supply and reduced demand that doesn't work out well for them. Purse-strings among Alberta's oil producers have been tightening steady since the price crash in 2014/15, as they try to compensate for the low price by increased volume with lower expenses. What they really need is a post-pandemic rebound of global consumption in a really, really big way, but fossil fuels are losing the PR battle as environmental concerns move into the spotlight more and more.
That’s why I see those trains pulling a hundred plus tanker cars full of oil through the Fraser Canyon , daily .