monovillage
Diamond Member
- Jul 3, 2008
- 8,444
- 1
- 0
Title is misleading.
What is misleading about it? The other posters didn't seem to have any trouble understanding it.
Title is misleading.
Pumping stations monitor pressure and shut off if they detect a drop. Simple stuff really. Perfectly safe. Only Obama is holding up jobs, progress and more energy and trade with our closest ally. He is the job killer, the food stamp president.
I suppose the July, 2011 Yellowstone River spill didn't happen in your "perfectly safe" world? Yah, no need for regulatory evaluation and oversight of such projects, lets just accept the talking points of GOP partisans as irrefutable facts.
Obama has not killed the pipeline, the proponent can and is developing alternative proposals. He terminated an unproven plan when the GOP Congress mandated that decision-as part of the middle class tax cut they are still trying to kill.
Until those nasty little F5's come ripping through tornado alley...
republicans want the start wars and cause a recession and pay for them with tax cuts for all... and when it comes time to pay up blame the democrats!
The tar sands in Canada is the largest single polluter in the entire world.
The tar sands are already polluted by oil and tar, the upper layers are exposed.
Pumping stations monitor pressure and shut off if they detect a drop. Simple stuff really. Perfectly safe.
The tar sands in Canada is the largest single polluter in the entire world.
I'm talking about the plant that extracts it.
What a load of BS, link to facts backing up that statement? Yeah that is what I thought, just talking out of your ass because you heard other idiots repeating the same nonsense.
Ever been to Alberta where the tar/oil sands are located? We have lovely clean blue skies, clean drinking water and an abundance of wild animals that get along just peachy keen. You know why it is that way? We regulate the impact companies have on the environment and fine the hell out of them when they step outside regulation.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2010/12/22/us-suncor-idUSTRE6BL3X820101222
This is a link to a source, its called backing up your statement people, try it sometime...
Republicans want the tax cut for an entire year, democrats are the ones who don't want it for a full year. Republicans want to keep taxes low for all Americans, democrats - want to increase taxes for all americans plus addtional tax increases.
Have some engineers and constructions workers in a commercial tell about how they had a nice 100k job lined up for the pipeline, but no longer because of Obama. Have them say in unison - "if it weren't for Obama, we'd be working. Why Obama, why". Have some of the coal workers, power plant workers, gulf oil workers, all 10s of thousands of them standing behind - "Why Obama, why did you do this?
What is misleading about it? The other posters didn't seem to have any trouble understanding it.
This is the same guy who said earlier in this thread "Makes no difference when we don't get the oil." Facts don't seem to be his strong suit.
This is the same guy who said earlier in this thread "Makes no difference when we don't get the oil." Facts don't seem to be his strong suit.
Hmnn Doc did you forget how to properly quote someone, or is that just too much effort for you?
Makes no difference when we don't get the oil.
Never said that.So we're getting 100% of the oil from the pipeline? That's news to me.
I agree with everything up until your last line. I do imagine the GLI study underestimates jobs while the Keystone pitch overstates them. I also noticed the significant number of environmentalist talking points in parts of the report. What I'm most interested in, however, are the specific, factual points made by GLI, refuting claims made by Keystone. Those points should be "refutable" (if that's a word) if they are inaccurate. If they are accurate, on the other hand, they need to be considered as part of the overall conversation on the pipeline.And I'm willing to believe that TransCanada's job estimates are exaggerated...the truth probably lies somewhere in the middle as it usually does.
I don't think it takes a rocket scientist to see that that the GLI study is highly biased and agenda driven. There are numerous statements like "Keystone XL will impede progress toward green and sustainable economic renewal and will have a chilling effect on green investments and green jobs creation" throughout the "study" which reek of bias and agenda. Read the study and you'll see that it's full of speculation. Also look at how many times it uses the words "probably", "may" and "likey".
This "study" is environmental activism cloaked as "scientific" and "independent"...pure garbage.
“These plants are so huge, they basically create their own weather system.”
