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Good. Now Trump and the republican congress can start making permanent measures to divorce our nation entirely from oil imports from unfriendly nations.
It is all about national security, left, something you just never cared about. You are too worried a pipeline may spring a leak.
Good. Now Trump and the republican congress can start making permanent measures to divorce our nation entirely from oil imports from unfriendly nations.
It is all about national security, left, something you just never cared about. You are too worried a pipeline may spring a leak.
I agree in principle, the problem is that 20B is only 3 years worth of oil at our current consumption rate of 7B barrels a year
Good. Now Trump and the republican congress can start making permanent measures to divorce our nation entirely from oil imports from unfriendly nations.
It is all about national security, left, something you just never cared about. You are too worried a pipeline may spring a leak.
I agree in principle, the problem is that 20B is only 3 years worth of oil at our current consumption rate of 7B barrels a year
Well Obama has put a barrier into every way of becoming energy independent as a nation one can recall. Including banning additional off shore drilling, in Alaska, denying the Keystone pipeline, no further nuclear expansion, etc. Again, it is all about national security, and to a lesser extent, assisting the American economy.
How utterly naïve you are. The US has never been content with 'having enough'.The wealthy American businessmen are never satisfied. Fifty percent of the American game has always been to deprive others...... the republican congress can start making permanent measures to divorce our nation entirely from oil imports from unfriendly nations.
Whatever you say? I won't try to piece it together, myself.How utterly naïve you are. The US has never been content with 'having enough'.The wealthy American businessmen are never satisfied. Fifty percent of the American game has always been to deprive others...... the republican congress can start making permanent measures to divorce our nation entirely from oil imports from unfriendly nations.
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Whatever you say? I won't try to piece it together, myself.How utterly naïve you are. The US has never been content with 'having enough'.The wealthy American businessmen are never satisfied. Fifty percent of the American game has always been to deprive others...... the republican congress can start making permanent measures to divorce our nation entirely from oil imports from unfriendly nations.
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As it is, the "wealthy American businessmen" (who you must think are in charge of foreign policy and can purchase oil from any nation they wish) are also the same ones asking to develop domestic resources and energy opportunities, but the government is telling them 'no.'
Whatever you say? I won't try to piece it together, myself.How utterly naïve you are. The US has never been content with 'having enough'.The wealthy American businessmen are never satisfied. Fifty percent of the American game has always been to deprive others...... the republican congress can start making permanent measures to divorce our nation entirely from oil imports from unfriendly nations.
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As it is, the "wealthy American businessmen" (who you must think are in charge of foreign policy and can purchase oil from any nation they wish) are also the same ones asking to develop domestic resources and energy opportunities, but the government is telling them 'no.'
The wool is permanently "over your eyes". They (businessmen and government) are in cahoots. FIRST: Are you going to tell me that 'fracking' isn't sanctioned by government? SECOND: Stealing natural resources from other nations costs only lives (none of the businessmen's and government's, of course) which is cheaper than domestic development.
In Scott Walker's hair....
It's Pomade....I hated that stuff as a kid...So it's not a massive warehouse filled with 1950s Brylcreem?
My God, you really have no idea of what is going on in the world, do you.stealing oil? we pay for it you absolute fucking moron
Neither. It's H.A. That green waxy stuff in a jar I used back in the late 50's to keep my Duck's Ass (back) and Pigeon Tail (front) looking good.It's Pomade....I hated that stuff as a kid...So it's not a massive warehouse filled with 1950s Brylcreem?
Whatever you say? I won't try to piece it together, myself.How utterly naïve you are. The US has never been content with 'having enough'.The wealthy American businessmen are never satisfied. Fifty percent of the American game has always been to deprive others...... the republican congress can start making permanent measures to divorce our nation entirely from oil imports from unfriendly nations.
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As it is, the "wealthy American businessmen" (who you must think are in charge of foreign policy and can purchase oil from any nation they wish) are also the same ones asking to develop domestic resources and energy opportunities, but the government is telling them 'no.'
The wool is permanently "over your eyes". They (businessmen and government) are in cahoots. FIRST: Are you going to tell me that 'fracking' isn't sanctioned by government? SECOND: Stealing natural resources from other nations costs only lives (none of the businessmen's and government's, of course) which is cheaper than domestic development.
True.... do not bother trying to explain to me who corporate interests are in bed with, i.e. the left, the right, globalists, because it's all rather confusing and veiled.
And? What's your point?I am here to tell you, once again, that the primary reason we need to develop domestic energy sources and allow for more offshore oil drilling and pipelines, etc. is for National Security Interests.
I said that you are naïve to think that your simple (but sensible) plan is what "they" are interesting in. Now... do you need that further explained?Now... do you need that further explained?
Hey this is a good news for your country's economy!
True.... do not bother trying to explain to me who corporate interests are in bed with, i.e. the left, the right, globalists, because it's all rather confusing and veiled.
And? What's your point?I am here to tell you, once again, that the primary reason we need to develop domestic energy sources and allow for more offshore oil drilling and pipelines, etc. is for National Security Interests.
I said that you are naïve to think that your simple (but sensible) plan is what "they" are interesting in. Now... do you need that further explained?Now... do you need that further explained?