Of course he does..he's a globalist! What do you think Bloomberg News is?..it's Zionist owned. If they can't control the oil they overthrow gov'ts. Right now they are stealing Syrian oil and trucking to to Israel.
@@elaine1034 did you miss the part where Alberta's tar sands oil is as clean to produce as any other conventional oil produced in the world? I was referring to net carbon emissions when I made my comment, also the reason investments in Canadian economy and industry has diminished since the liberal government has been in power. Tree hugging snowflakes conveniently omit that in their rants.
@@elaine1034 interesting that i can't reply to your last message. Any ways I know about the price and resale. Just one more reason Canada needs to build pipelines to coastal waters. As for who owns what, if Canada sales control of resources that short term gain for long term lose. Just look at the power deal Quebec has with Newfoundland as an example.
Is this the reply? That happened to me too with a comment. Look at the power Quebec sells to the USA. I remember the blackout of 1965 where N.Y., N.J, Mass. N.H was in the dark for 12-13 hours. I was working in a jewelry store in N. Ont. and the lights went out there too. Then they blamed it on Canada..come to find out was their fault. The USA is the world's biggest energy hog! Their army alone would be kaput without oil. One rocket into space burns as much fuel as all American cars do in one year! Rio the city alone, has 80 million cars on the road. Oil isn't going away anytime soon. It's all about "Qui Bono".
Thats the thing middle east like Qatar also harvest the carbon for agriculture. Canadian oil industry gotta make zero waste plant and put sensors in every block to show how they can keep it clean. Pipe spillage happens all the time, the problem is lazy maintenance and choose to do coverup rather than solving it. They should do world best practice and continues improvement every year.
To quote Bob Dylan: "The Times They are a Changin'" Its coming because with inflation eating one out of house and home, one of the easiest means of saving money is energy. A friend of mine isn't an environmentalist. But he has been making a huge killing on his energy bill by adding solar panels and even wind turbines to his house. His costs have dropped by nearly 80%. While I slave away at fossil fuel paying through the nose to heat my home, sunlight and wind have him busy saving money to put towards other things. He isn't alone. This summer I've seen numerous properties around my area also reconfiguring their bills with wind and solar power. I've seen a small town's electric car population explode and if its happening here its happening elsewhere. The end is coming for some things Don't you worry the Middle East will feel the pressure too. PS: Here is the problem I have with Canadian oil and pipelines. Canada has a secure source of crude oil. So why are we sending it elsewhere to be turned into a finished product for market. Why hasn't Alberta been busy turning Edmonton and Calgary and Red Deer and where ever else in the province into manufacturing hubs for the raw oil product. Why send it away when we can produce a finished product. In that way Canadians in Alberta and in the rest of the country would get a savings at the pump like people in the Middle East do from the selling of final products. Then pipelines end up benefitting the country rather than Alberta or the US or China or whoever else is manufacturing it into a final product. Just a thought from the devil's aisle of things.
I like renewable energy but abandoning the old way doesn't make sense. The demand for energy will grow. Carbon tax and subsidies just wasteful. Let the old and the new battle it out based who make the cheapest including maintenance cost win. If government wants to intervene, go search white collar crime money laundering or handle that HYPERINFLATION in Real estate. So many loophole in that industry abused by agents and foreign buyers. Capped the number of agents, ban wholesaler (unlicense middle man), increase that free capital gain tax period, capped max amount of ownership, federal vacancy tax, unbalance population distribution, etc.
I agree 100%. I am all for exploring alternative energy sources as well as conservation. That said, the narrative from the environmental activists of today is completely ludicrous. Oil & gas does more than heat our homes (a lifesaving necessity in our northern climate) and fuel our transportation. In Canada as well as the world, it has enabled us to grow and distribute more than enough food to feed the globe's 7.7 billion people.
@@tonykennedy1615 so if there is a fire you'll hose it down yourself, if u got kids then pay school fee out of pocket, if u got emergency to hospital pay it urself, if u want to go somewhere there will be toll fee even in town, if there is a crime/nuisance solve it yoursself. Amazing, I don't have kid so I don't need to pay, work online so i don't use the road that often, i rarely get sick too. I think I'll save a lot of money not paying those taxes
Yes. All societal needs are met through voluntary association. Force is not required. Roads, hospitals, fire stations, schools etc. All of those existed before tax theft came along. Much more effective and waaaaay cheaper.
there is nothing to ruin up here anyway. The land is desolate to begin with. Before us it was just an ocean of oil and sand. After us its well....just sand.
highest & most stringent environmental & safety standards on the planet in their industry. you’d think beneficiaries would be proud instead of shameful. oh well, canadian way i guess.
Que bought 19 billion $ of oil from foreign sources in the last year, totally insane. Is there corruption at play due to opposition to using Canadian oil?
randy woods : better believe it....they’re spending their earnings with an eye on spending our grandchildren’s earnings too. all in the name of crippling the country for the fun of it.
Tanker bans what cant go out means all trade coming in will have the same faith it all has to come back threw the Rockies to the fine people of the east
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Nice to listen to a man that truly understands the magnitude of the industry.
Of course he does..he's a globalist! What do you think Bloomberg News is?..it's Zionist owned. If they can't control the oil they overthrow gov'ts.
Right now they are stealing Syrian oil and trucking to to Israel.
@@elaine1034 did you miss the part where Alberta's tar sands oil is as clean to produce as any other conventional oil produced in the world? I was referring to net carbon emissions when I made my comment, also the reason investments in Canadian economy and industry has diminished since the liberal government has been in power. Tree hugging snowflakes conveniently omit that in their rants.
@@elaine1034 interesting that i can't reply to your last message. Any ways I know about the price and resale. Just one more reason Canada needs to build pipelines to coastal waters. As for who owns what, if Canada sales control of resources that short term gain for long term lose. Just look at the power deal Quebec has with Newfoundland as an example.
Is this the reply? That happened to me too with a comment. Look at the power Quebec sells to the USA. I remember the blackout of 1965 where N.Y., N.J, Mass. N.H was in the dark for 12-13 hours. I was working in a jewelry store in N. Ont. and the lights went out there too. Then they blamed it on Canada..come to find out was their fault. The USA is the world's biggest energy hog! Their army alone would be kaput without oil. One rocket into space burns as much fuel as all American cars do in one year! Rio the city alone, has 80 million cars on the road. Oil isn't going away anytime soon. It's all about "Qui Bono".
@@elaine1034 might have been the reply, only got couple of leading words and them couldn't open it and then was gone.
Everyone who is against Canadian oil and pipelines should be sent to the Middle East where they are ok with using their oil.
Thats the thing middle east like Qatar also harvest the carbon for agriculture. Canadian oil industry gotta make zero waste plant and put sensors in every block to show how they can keep it clean.
Pipe spillage happens all the time, the problem is lazy maintenance and choose to do coverup rather than solving it. They should do world best practice and continues improvement every year.
To quote Bob Dylan: "The Times They are a Changin'" Its coming because with inflation eating one out of house and home, one of the easiest means of saving money is energy. A friend of mine isn't an environmentalist. But he has been making a huge killing on his energy bill by adding solar panels and even wind turbines to his house. His costs have dropped by nearly 80%. While I slave away at fossil fuel paying through the nose to heat my home, sunlight and wind have him busy saving money to put towards other things. He isn't alone. This summer I've seen numerous properties around my area also reconfiguring their bills with wind and solar power. I've seen a small town's electric car population explode and if its happening here its happening elsewhere. The end is coming for some things Don't you worry the Middle East will feel the pressure too.
PS: Here is the problem I have with Canadian oil and pipelines. Canada has a secure source of crude oil. So why are we sending it elsewhere to be turned into a finished product for market. Why hasn't Alberta been busy turning Edmonton and Calgary and Red Deer and where ever else in the province into manufacturing hubs for the raw oil product. Why send it away when we can produce a finished product. In that way Canadians in Alberta and in the rest of the country would get a savings at the pump like people in the Middle East do from the selling of final products. Then pipelines end up benefitting the country rather than Alberta or the US or China or whoever else is manufacturing it into a final product. Just a thought from the devil's aisle of things.
I like renewable energy but abandoning the old way doesn't make sense. The demand for energy will grow. Carbon tax and subsidies just wasteful. Let the old and the new battle it out based who make the cheapest including maintenance cost win. If government wants to intervene, go search white collar crime money laundering or handle that HYPERINFLATION in Real estate. So many loophole in that industry abused by agents and foreign buyers. Capped the number of agents, ban wholesaler (unlicense middle man), increase that free capital gain tax period, capped max amount of ownership, federal vacancy tax, unbalance population distribution, etc.
Tax grab
I agree 100%. I am all for exploring alternative energy sources as well as conservation. That said, the narrative from the environmental activists of today is completely ludicrous. Oil & gas does more than heat our homes (a lifesaving necessity in our northern climate) and fuel our transportation. In Canada as well as the world, it has enabled us to grow and distribute more than enough food to feed the globe's 7.7 billion people.
Taxation is theft.
@@tonykennedy1615 so if there is a fire you'll hose it down yourself, if u got kids then pay school fee out of pocket, if u got emergency to hospital pay it urself, if u want to go somewhere there will be toll fee even in town, if there is a crime/nuisance solve it yoursself. Amazing, I don't have kid so I don't need to pay, work online so i don't use the road that often, i rarely get sick too. I think I'll save a lot of money not paying those taxes
Yes. All societal needs are met through voluntary association. Force is not required. Roads, hospitals, fire stations, schools etc. All of those existed before tax theft came along. Much more effective and waaaaay cheaper.
Ya,,Alberta can do it, do it at a very high standard of environmental care.
there is nothing to ruin up here anyway. The land is desolate to begin with. Before us it was just an ocean of oil and sand. After us its well....just sand.
@@rustyscrapper before it was a vibrant ecosystem, supporting buffalo, trees and grasslands, after just sand
highest & most stringent environmental & safety standards on the planet in their industry. you’d think beneficiaries would be proud instead of shameful. oh well, canadian way i guess.
rustyscrapper : & vegetation & wildlife. no pixie dust or unicorn farts though, you see, that’s where they’re lacking.
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Que bought 19 billion $ of oil from foreign sources in the last year, totally insane. Is there corruption at play due to opposition to using Canadian oil?
Build another rail line right next to the existing rail line & fill it up with oil tankers theres r pipe line
We must separate for our children’s sake
randy woods : better believe it....they’re spending their earnings with an eye on spending our grandchildren’s earnings too. all in the name of crippling the country for the fun of it.
His first mistake is asking how we can help they will make it so out of reach for you
Tanker bans what cant go out means all trade coming in will have the same faith it all has to come back threw the Rockies to the fine people of the east
What happened to "having faith"???!?!? Yes, it's the same thing.
He is not wuite right. The world was ising wood before coal as the main source of energy. Some communities used animal oils.
Beating a dead horse.
You want less carbon intensive reliable energy Go nuclear Baby go nuclear.
yes go nuclear...nuke the east of canada...and BC
That is the only viable alternative as far as I am aware of. Electric cars is not the answer if your generating source is coal fired.
And dump the nuclear waste where? It kills everything!
elaine Shoot it into space all the way to the Sun🌞 or just store in an abandoned mine.
Except to build the plants you have to go carbon. Truth is though fusion energy with its endless energy supplies will out do nuclear in a short time.