Help me understand why the people would rather have a toxic tar sand pipeline through the middle of our country and all expenses and risks for a mere "possible" 20,000 jobs and reject a plan for infrastructure building and other plans that would have produced a MINIMUM of 275 THOUSAND AMERICAN JOBS?StevenC - are you kidding me - you claim "facts" from a website from the BIG OIL Corporation THAT WANTS TO BUILD THE PIPELINE? At the same time ignoring facts from an independent research foundation
Obvious Fox "News" Zombie - proven by several studies to be the most politically "misinformed" people on the planet. - Facts not Fiction !
Hardly Mr. P -not everyone finds the intrusion and trampling on their lands by a foreign country palatable:
Even more studies have shown that no one gives a shit what your GE/NBC **** studies have shown. Now back ya go to MSLSD for more White House talking-points. You've clearly run out of material. No one's buying your stale propaganda shit here. Good luck and see ya.
Hardly Mr. P -not everyone finds the intrusion and trampling on their lands by a foreign country palatable:
Even more studies have shown that no one gives a shit what your GE/NBC **** studies have shown. Now back ya go to MSLSD for more White House talking-points. You've clearly run out of material. No one's buying your stale propaganda shit here. Good luck and see ya.
"The Calgary-based company is planning a $7 billion pipeline that would carry oil some 1,700 miles from Alberta's tar sands through six U.S. states to the Texas Gulf Coast.
It had planned to run part of that pipeline across the southwest corner of a 180-acre slice of land belonging to 69-year-old Sue Kelso and her siblings.
The family declined TransCanada's offers of compensation for the use of their land, and eventually refused to negotiate, at which point the company filed a legal claim for the right to run the pipeline through the property anyway.
Where deals can't be struck, the company has sometimes invoked eminent domain, a power that can be delegated by state authorities to public and private companies.
"Let's face it, our government is crooked," Kelso told The Huffington Post last month, expressing anger that the pipeline was being supported by state and federal legislators
"Politicians are crooked and I don't trust any of them. They don't care if this stuff is dangerous -- until they don't have any clean drinking water. And then they'll wish they hadn't pushed for that pipeline."
Ps - Jarhead thanks for the advice - I'll do my best against a party that resists truth like the plague
Mr. Jarhead - Gas prices: Keystone XL will increase gas prices for Americans—Especially Farmers
Mr. P - I don't know what the "Management Strategy For Lake Shoreland Development" (MSLSD) has to do with this issueHardly Mr. P -not everyone finds the intrusion and trampling on their lands by a foreign country palatable:Even more studies have shown that no one gives a shit what your GE/NBC **** studies have shown. Now back ya go to MSLSD for more White House talking-points. You've clearly run out of material. No one's buying your stale propaganda shit here. Good luck and see ya.
"The Calgary-based company is planning a $7 billion pipeline that would carry oil some 1,700 miles from Alberta's tar sands through six U.S. states to the Texas Gulf Coast.
It had planned to run part of that pipeline across the southwest corner of a 180-acre slice of land belonging to 69-year-old Sue Kelso and her siblings.
The family declined TransCanada's offers of compensation for the use of their land, and eventually refused to negotiate, at which point the company filed a legal claim for the right to run the pipeline through the property anyway.
Where deals can't be struck, the company has sometimes invoked eminent domain, a power that can be delegated by state authorities to public and private companies.
"Let's face it, our government is crooked," Kelso told The Huffington Post last month, expressing anger that the pipeline was being supported by state and federal legislators
"Politicians are crooked and I don't trust any of them. They don't care if this stuff is dangerous -- until they don't have any clean drinking water. And then they'll wish they hadn't pushed for that pipeline."
Ps - Jarhead thanks for the advice - I'll do my best against a party that resists truth like the plague
Is that what GE/NBC told ya? lol! Yea,lay off the MSLSD. Too much White House propaganda for you. You need to learn when to say when. Your brain is rotting.
But I think it is YOU that is running out of talking points and resorting to silly insults - typical Republican tactic - LOL !
Mr. P - I don't know what the "Management Strategy For Lake Shoreland Development" (MSLSD) has to do with this issueHardly Mr. P -not everyone finds the intrusion and trampling on their lands by a foreign country palatable:
"The Calgary-based company is planning a $7 billion pipeline that would carry oil some 1,700 miles from Alberta's tar sands through six U.S. states to the Texas Gulf Coast.
It had planned to run part of that pipeline across the southwest corner of a 180-acre slice of land belonging to 69-year-old Sue Kelso and her siblings.
The family declined TransCanada's offers of compensation for the use of their land, and eventually refused to negotiate, at which point the company filed a legal claim for the right to run the pipeline through the property anyway.
Where deals can't be struck, the company has sometimes invoked eminent domain, a power that can be delegated by state authorities to public and private companies.
"Let's face it, our government is crooked," Kelso told The Huffington Post last month, expressing anger that the pipeline was being supported by state and federal legislators
"Politicians are crooked and I don't trust any of them. They don't care if this stuff is dangerous -- until they don't have any clean drinking water. And then they'll wish they hadn't pushed for that pipeline."
Ps - Jarhead thanks for the advice - I'll do my best against a party that resists truth like the plague
Is that what GE/NBC told ya? lol! Yea,lay off the MSLSD. Too much White House propaganda for you. You need to learn when to say when. Your brain is rotting.
It's obvious you're not use to having your opinions challenged factually, since "righties" tend to accept anything your right wing media tells you without question - Zombified !!
You haven't presented even the slightest bit of facts. You've only regurgitated propaganda you've been fed. I guess they're facts to you though. Gee,go figure? Seriously,back ya go to MSLSD. More White House talking-points waiting for ya there. Have fun.H that's better Mr. P - you've must of taken your meds and calmed down a bit
Your still totally wrong but a bit more civil -LOL
H that's better Mr. P - you've must of taken your meds and calmed down a bit
I ask again - economists state the President's Jobs Bill will create a MINIMUM of 275,000 American jobs rebuilding our cities infrastructure - what is the obvious choice.......
A 1,700 mile toxic tar sands pipeline down the middle of our country and environment? or rebuilding America?
