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I have a friend working in the Williston Basin in ND. He said the oil they are admitting to as of now is just the tip of the iceberg. They just doubled their reserve estimate
Ooh, poor baby, my tone is unpleasant to you.. waaa waaa waaa
You guys moaned non stop about how supply wouldnt help the price of oil, you can sit here and plead ignorant if you wish but that says more about you than your waa waa crybaby crap does. Dont remember all of those conversations when Obama objected to the pipeline construction? Well thats your problem and really discredits your ability to discuss the topic and have any credibility on it.
ps I didnt say demand has nothing to do with it, I said supply.. Dont even know the difference, do you? Thats pathetic
You know damn well Obama didn't really object to the pipeline construction. It was the way they were trying to push it through and skirt epa regulations ect.
There is a right way to do things and the pipeline company thought they were going to get some pass.
There are pipelines being built in the US every single day but they are following the rules.
I have a friend working in the Williston Basin in ND. He said the oil they are admitting to as of now is just the tip of the iceberg. They just doubled their reserve estimate
No, because no one certainly not this liberal or any of the "liberals" who I read during those discussions ever made such foolish arguments, although it isn't surprising that you would make up such an argument since you didn't understand them to begin with.
The fact that the left ridiculed drill baby drill, and now plead ignorant that you didnt, is utterly astounding..
You know damn well Obama didn't really object to the pipeline construction. It was the way they were trying to push it through and skirt epa regulations ect.
There is a right way to do things and the pipeline company thought they were going to get some pass.
There are pipelines being built in the US every single day but they are following the rules.
Bull crap. Obama could have requested that Congress wrote the bill to include the "EPA" regulations so it could be signed
Everyone should be a happy camper, because it will belefit the whole nation, but unfortunately some people insist on finding something to complain no matter what happens.
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Bull crap. Obama could have requested that Congress wrote the bill to include the "EPA" regulations so it could be signed
It had passed FERC and the EPA both. The EPA reg's are standardized to begin with. Never seen one get through FERC without them. The first time he put off the decision was two-parted. For Nebraska (which I happened to agree with). And for campaign $$$$. Didn't want to **** off his environmental donors, nor did he want to tick off the unions since it will be built with union contractors. This last time he drug his feet..... ???? Matter's not anymore. Several other projects have pushed Keystone down the pike to the distant future anyway, so arguing about it from here on out is kind of a moot point....
will these do? or are you going to find fault with them?
And of course, Barack Obama
“Offshore drilling would not lower gas prices today, it would not lower gas prices next year and it would not lower gas prices five years from now.”
and
“Believe me, if I thought there was any evidence at all that drilling could save people money who are struggling to fill up their gas tanks by this summer or this year, or even the next few years, I would consider it, but it won’t.
and
“We Will Not See A Drop Of Oil From Any Offshore Rigs For At Least Ten Years. We Would Not Have Full Production For Twenty Years.”
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The first time he put off the decision was two-parted. For Nebraska (which I happened to agree with). And for campaign $$$$. Didn't want to **** off his environmental donors, nor did he want to tick off the unions since it will be built with union contractors. This last time he drug his feet..... ???? Matter's not anymore. Several other projects have pushed Keystone down the pike to the distant future anyway, so arguing about it from here on out is kind of a moot point....