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Pipelines, energy and natural resources

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Amazing speech and a brilliant point of extreme importance. I can see the allure.

Carney is pretty much done now and should throw in the towel for the good of the country.

If you work long enough in the area of helping NR sector regulators redesign their approval processes to make them faster and more effective you'll encounter an amazing range of 'variables' that can stop the clock, whether or not they're transparent or justifiable ;)
 
If you work long enough in the area of helping NR sector regulators redesign their approval processes to make them faster and more effective you'll encounter an amazing range of 'variables' that can stop the clock, whether or not they're transparent or justifiable ;)
Exactly.
 
The Liberal Party does not want a liberal economy, a free market economy. They want a controlled economy, a dirigiste economy, a Colbertiste economy.

They want a thicket of laws that prevent free movement. They want to decide who goes through the thicket and when and where it happens.

They are neither democrats nor liberals. They aspire to be Real Democrats and Real Liberals...qualified democrats and liberals.

Liberalism and democracy sell, but they are bad for the people.
 

Burning expensive diesel to protest diesel prices, and clogging up traffic for everyone. No government body dictates hauling rates in Canada, it's the free market.

All this is going to do is get the opposite of sympathy from everyone, who are also dealing with those same prices directly and indirectly too.


Tim And Eric Mind Blown GIF
 
I see that the AsxHXxe is back, Yeah Pat King really cares ....about himself. Another grifter who found ....politics apparently.
 
A tail truckers need to move loads to get paid. They can also charge higher rates to cover their costs if they wish to.

I’m not worried about some sustained protest of actual working truck drivers in any significant numbers. There may be a brief symbolic thing, but the costs will simply get passed on to the consumer.
 
Realistically the only thing that's going to solve this is ending the war be it via a win, lose, or drop everything and go home.

An export ban on diesel wouldn't solve anything, the companies would just import less crude and thus refine a whole lot less. The US government has no way to force them to continue refining at current levels after a ban.

That would require the "N" word, nationalization.

And that is absolutely not going to happen especially with a Republican government lmao.
 
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