Surely you might want to look up pigeon hole in the dictionary for your understanding of the Democrat Party, that political party nomenclature you misspell every damn day...
Let's cut to the chase:
Can you find anything in my posts that isn't true, accurate and correct?
No?
What conclusion should you draw from that?
people quit paying any attention you and your "truths" after you assured the world Keystone would pass without any problems, and then got stepped on like a worm.
so the conclusion I draw from THAT is simple. You're full of shit.
"....you assured the world Keystone would pass without any problems, and then got stepped on like a worm."
Now watch how easily I slice you up.
I never said any such thing.
You're lying.
Find any such quote of mine, or accept the the appellation 'low-life, lying Liberal.'
Waiting.
hold your breath while you wait, Ms. Pipeline.
So....when can I expect you to be changing your avi to " 'low-life, lying Liberal'?
Time is pressing.
you know, and I know we went round and round over Keystone ... you were 100% pro, I was 100% against.
don't **** with me or I'll spend some time and prove it ... and I'm retired.
for a start ... more Ms Pipeline?
Umm, do USMB Republicans understand that the Keystone pipeline will only create 35 permanent jobs?
TD quips ..
You've missed my other posts then. Because I'm loaded for bear on this issue. It's become a passion because there is so much bullshit out there and if there is one thing I hate it's lies and deceit. Sets me clean off.
How's this link for a rosy picture with this organization extolling the virtues of the Keystone pipelines and TransCanada?
I don't think that TransCanada could ask for a better letter of recommendation eh?
Media Note
Office of the Spokesman
Washington, DC
March 14, 2008
Keystone Pipeline Presidential Permit
On March 14, the Department of State issued a Presidential Permit authorizing TransCanada Keystone Pipeline LP to construct, operate and maintain facilities related to the Keystone crude oil pipeline project.
The Keystone pipeline will extend 1,300 miles from the Canadian border through the U.S. Midwest. When fully operational, the Keystone pipeline is anticipated to increase U.S. oil imports from Canada by an amount equivalent to as much as 4.5 percent of total U.S. daily imports.
Canada is the United States' largest supplier of oil, natural gas, and electricity.
The Department has determined that issuance of the permit to TransCanada Keystone Pipeline LP is in the national interest, in part, because it increases U.S. market access to crude oil supplies from a stable and reliable trading partner, Canada, that is in close proximity to the United States.
Canadian oil represents a safe, secure supply for the North American market.
In 2004, Canada became the largest supplier of crude oil to the United States. In 2006, Canada supplied the United States with 2.3 million barrels of oil per day (mbd), equivalent to 17% of total U.S. imports.
The permit was signed in the State Department’s Treaty Room by the Undersecretary of State for Economics, Energy and Agriculture Affairs, Reuben Jeffery III, who also serves as the Department’s International Energy Coordinator. Canadian Ambassador Michael Wilson witnessed the signature.
The United States and Canada have a wide array of bilateral and multilateral mechanisms to discuss energy and the environment, and will continue to address the importance of mitigating greenhouse gases from all sources of energy production.
Prior to making its determination to issue the permit to TransCanada Keystone Pipeline LP, the Department completed an environmental review of the entire project.
All public documents related to the Department’s decision regarding TransCanada Keystone LP’s application can be downloaded at
www.keystonepipeline.state.gov.
2008/192
Released on March 14, 2008
U.S. Department of State
And when he comes to call, my pa ain't got a good word to say
Guess it's 'cause he's just as wild in his younger days
So blow, you old blue northern, blow my love to me
He's driving in tonight from California
He loves his damned old rodeo as much as he loves me
Someday soon, going with him someday soon Thanks Sylvia. I know you wrote the words.