Re: Anybody on here affected by the Keystone Pipeline
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02/03/21 05:18 PM
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Wonder who owns the train companies that's moving the oil now? Excuse me while I look for my sarcasm font...
warren buffet rich dem polytic
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Re: Anybody on here affected by the Keystone Pipeline
[Re: Grandpa Trapper]
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02/03/21 05:35 PM
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Same here gas up 39 cents this morning after ding bat signed 6 more EO . I don't know what was in them and i'm sure he didn't either. And yet storage capacity for crude awaiting refining is mostly filled to the brim-- remember when the price of oil went "negative" last year? The Saudis are laughing all the way to the bank thanks to Ole Joe. Maybe that was part of the deal...?
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"And God said, Let us make man in our image �and let them have dominion �and all the creatures that move along the ground". Genesis 1:26
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Re: Anybody on here affected by the Keystone Pipeline
[Re: Grandpa Trapper]
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02/03/21 06:10 PM
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So lets take a look at your theory. The pipeline is 2687 miles long. That's 14,187,368 feet Divided by the length of a semi trailer 50 feet hats 283,747.2 semi trailers. Now I don't know how long it takes for oil to get from the first 50 feet to the barge and how many times that happens but you have to agree that's a lot of jobs. We live just a mile from the rr tracks and I can tell you that a train can pull 1 mile of tankers. that's a lot of trains too. So how many pumping stations are there in 2687 miles of pipeline? And how many maintainance workers are assigned to them? think about that. just Please don't quit your day job
"Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon". Milton Friedman.
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Re: Anybody on here affected by the Keystone Pipeline
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02/03/21 06:15 PM
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We shut everything down while China and Russia move full speed ahead. Good strategy. Finally someone brings up the obvious.
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Re: Anybody on here affected by the Keystone Pipeline
[Re: Grandpa Trapper]
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02/03/21 06:21 PM
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I heard that the Fort Peck Tribe denounced the XL pipeline because it would adversely effect the ground water on the reservation .
Also there's quite a surplus of tank cars sitting on the tracks all over central Montana just waiting for something to do . What I'm referring to miles and miles of these cars .
As for miss placed workers pick me I was in the running for working at a pipe farm unloading or loading the pipe on trucks . Oh well maybe next time ???
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Re: Anybody on here affected by the Keystone Pipeline
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02/03/21 06:25 PM
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So lets take a look at your theory. The pipeline is 2687 miles long. That's 14,187,368 feet Divided by the length of a semi trailer 50 feet hats 283,747.2 semi trailers. Now I don't know how long it takes for oil to get from the first 50 feet to the barge and how many times that happens but you have to agree that's a lot of jobs. We live just a mile from the rr tracks and I can tell you that a train can pull 1 mile of tankers. that's a lot of trains too. So how many pumping stations are there in 2687 miles of pipeline? And how many maintainance workers are assigned to them? think about that. just First whom of many theory are you referring to. My point was the reason doesn't justify the means. More emissions will be expelled by all the trains and trucks used to transport the oil. So shutting it down doesn't stop emissions. Problem with people making these claims is they all live in town houses. Move round by jet or private security don't drive . MOST have never held a public job !!!! That's why Trump was so popular. He was a millionaire but knew the ends and outs of what HIS employees faced every day. The lifetime politicians didn't want him upsetting the life long traditions of skimming off the taxpayers .
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Re: Anybody on here affected by the Keystone Pipeline
[Re: Grandpa Trapper]
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02/03/21 06:46 PM
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Yep the whole U.S.A. an Canada, stuff will just skyrocket. The company I work for just hired a couple of them .
Let me sugar coat this
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Re: Anybody on here affected by the Keystone Pipeline
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02/03/21 09:25 PM
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So lets take a look at your theory. The pipeline is 2687 miles long. That's 14,187,368 feet Divided by the length of a semi trailer 50 feet hats 283,747.2 semi trailers. Now I don't know how long it takes for oil to get from the first 50 feet to the barge and how many times that happens but you have to agree that's a lot of jobs. We live just a mile from the rr tracks and I can tell you that a train can pull 1 mile of tankers. that's a lot of trains too. So how many pumping stations are there in 2687 miles of pipeline? And how many maintainance workers are assigned to them? think about that. just Not to mention the thousands of hours of high paying clean up work when one of those trains derails and spills its cargo or how many traffic fatalities from putting more trucks on the road needlessly . Demacrats hate efficiency in any form . They have many sayings that explain why they hate efficiency such as " chaos equals cash " or " never waste a good crisis " the more complicated they can make something the more opportunities for corruption , kick backs , pay offs , or pork placed in the bills that are needed to fix the problems they created .
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Re: Anybody on here affected by the Keystone Pipeline
[Re: Grandpa Trapper]
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02/03/21 09:38 PM
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Or know anybody that lost their job? I don't know anyone personally but you asked if anyone was affected. We all are, the entire country. Thanks again for those on here that voted Biden. We needed a little despair and hopelessness.
I BELIEVE IN MY GOD, MY COUNTRY AND IN MYSELF.
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Re: Anybody on here affected by the Keystone Pipeline
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02/03/21 10:45 PM
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Gas has gone up 45 cents/gallon since Uncle Joe took office. That equals $11/fillup for me. Two fillups/week, over $1100/year extra out of my pocket. A year from now you are going to wish gas was this cheap. It's just starting. Thanks again for everyone that voted Biden.
I BELIEVE IN MY GOD, MY COUNTRY AND IN MYSELF.
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Re: Anybody on here affected by the Keystone Pipeline
[Re: Grandpa Trapper]
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02/03/21 10:51 PM
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Yea,,gas just went up 20 cents a gallon here.
the wheels of the gods turn very slowly
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