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But it should happenThey don't mention Keystone because it's not happening. Pretty simple.
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But it should happenThey don't mention Keystone because it's not happening. Pretty simple.
You really want the Chinese to make a profit.But it should happen
The XL is for Canadian oil you dipshit not US oil. The US leads the world in oil and natural gas production, we already produce more than we consume and we export it. Now, the OP claims having one pipeline out of hundreds of thousands of miles of existing pipeline will increase production in the US. A pipeline does not extract petroleum it transports it just like trains, shits and trucks. The Canadian oil is being transported and doing the same job as a pipeline.Because you are posing a stupid question.
A question which you very well know the answer to, all while ignoring the greater point.
Just like conveyor belts don't make boxes, and guns don't make bullets.
The point is, that the infrastructure is in place.
The manpower, the rigs, to technology, everything.
However, you are intentionally obtuse for the same reason the assholes on CNN are...you prefer the global community over a national one.
Fact.
Domestic production can exceed demand which DOES affect price.
This was proven very recently.
So stop pissing in the water with 'corky question time', shit bird.
What will it change?But it should happen
Well, they should build their pipeline across Canada to the ocean.
Then get off yer ass and go pump oil.The point is that the infrastructure is in place.
The ability to perform the work exists.
This whole op can be up and running very quickly.
They can move it to tankers.View attachment 611152
A pipeline from Canada to China?
Under the Pacific Ocean, the most tectonically active zone on the planet...an oil pipeline.
K...
He said to the ocean not through the ocean.View attachment 611152
A pipeline from Canada to China?
Under the Pacific Ocean, the most tectonically active zone on the planet...an oil pipeline.
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Yet it will not increase oil production.They can move it to tankers.
This keystone XL doesn't benefit the US taxpayer or consumer at all. They have been lying about it for 11 years.Yet it will not increase oil production.
More fossil fuel for the world market including AmericaWhat will it change?
None of that will be sold in the US.More fossil fuel for the world market including America
The US leads the world in oil and natural gas production, we already produce more than we consume and we export it.
Still being intentionally dim...i expect nothing less...refer back to my previous point shitbird.Now, the OP claims having one pipeline out of hundreds of thousands of miles of existing pipeline will increase production in the US.
Still sticking to your retarded guns...you are hopeless.A pipeline does not extract petroleum it transports it just like trains, shits and trucks.
Wrong...thus pipeline.The Canadian oil is being transported and doing the same job as a pipeline.
psssst...Russia is right next door...they already have deals and a pipeline in place.They can move it to tankers.
Even if it were true it would make no difference and still be a positiveNone of that will be sold in the US.
TransCanada has lots of unused pipelines in the Midwest. This is a scam. Right off the top they will put millions in their pockets.Wrong
Still being intentionally dim...i expect nothing less...refer back to my previous point shitbird.
Still sticking to your retarded guns...you are hopeless.
Wrong...thus pipeline.
Ok Veronica...If TRUCKS did as good a job as PIPELINES...we wouldn't require PIPELINES...
Dense as uranium.
Not to the US.Even if it were true it would make no difference and still be a positive
Will it push oil prices down?TransCanada has lots of unused pipelines in the Midwest. This is a scam. Right off the top they will put millions in their pockets.
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No and no. This stuff is headed for the specialty market overseas. Jobs will go to pipe line companies and they're temporary.Will it push oil prices down?
Will it create jobs?
If the result is lower oil/gas prices, and an economic boost... why would you care?
Ever heard the term "fungible?" Look it up.No and no. This stuff is headed for the specialty market overseas. Jobs will go to pipe line companies and they're temporary.