- Anonymous
Works for me. Build that pipeline and drill, baby, drill.
- Linky1
I echo your sentiments, Mike. Drill till you hit China.
- Anonymous
Just as a mostly meaningless point, you wouldn’t hit China, you would hit the Indian Ocean next to Australia. Just Sayin’. I agree with the drill part though
- Linky1
Whatever…it’s an analogy, not a geography lesson.
- Anonymous
There you go. Take O’ out of the loop before we kick him out of the coop

- Anonymous
LOL!
- Anonymous
If I were president I would ask the house to put together a bill for lifting the moratorium on oil drilling. Have an up or down on that and that alone. Tell me anybody who would not benefit from having gas prices under 1.50 a gallon! The point is that the ruthless dictator King Obama needs to go!
- Anonymous
You can say all that again.
- Anonymous
Huzzah!
“No! No! O must go! No! No! O must go!”
- Trust1TG
OBAMA ADMINISTRATION – IMPEACH – INDICT – INCARCERATE
- Anonymous
OMG ABO 2012
- Maxsteele
Obama needs to go-definitely!
Price of gas at the pumps needs to go down-for sure!
Take the money out of the islamoterrorists-yes!!!! - Amy
Just read a story in the Hill re: Unions breaking ties with the greenie weenie’s. Made me laugh. Just like the bumper sticker on a car I saw this morning. On one side it said Union Tradesmen for Obama ’08 and on the other was a ‘Proud Union Iron Worker’. Took every ounce of self discipline I had not to write ‘Sucka’ in the snow on his bumper.

- Anonymous
There is a lady that works in my office park. She has a bumper sticker on her car that I love. It appears to be written in crayon and says, “When I Grow Up I Want To Be Too Big To Fail.”
Love it.
- Anonymous
Restraint is a noble thing

- Anonymous
Cool. It begs a question or two though….why is a Canadian company tapping US oil and sending it to a US ports? Are there no US companies who can do this?
- Anonymous
Not many. Jimmy Carter put most US owned companies out of business.
- Persephone
Good question.
I was wondering the same thing.Maybe it’s a case of the Canadians “willing to do the jobs that Americans won’t do”.
But I doubt it. - Anonymous
Not to nitpick..but that’s not what “beg the question” means. (I know but it bugs me) And to answer your question, because they are already committed to build a pipeline, they already have the funding and equipment. Haliburton could probably also do it but it would take them a long time to get everything in place and get it started.
- KenInMontana
They aren’t “tapping” US oilfields per se. The “feeders” were a selling point for the pipeline, enabling US oil to get to US markets. There aren’t that many refineries that have the technology to process the type of oil the Canadians have. So in the long run it is far cheaper to build a pipeline to an existing refinery than to build a brand new one from the ground up, not to mention hiring the people with the expertise to run it and do it efficiently. It’s a win-win situation, not too mention the jobs that opening the Bakken fields would bring in addition to approximately 20,000 US jobs in its construction.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1497076194 Travis Pierson
Juice for the gander. My guess is they looked at the way Obama’s been bypassing all Constitutional restraints on his office and just took a page from his book.
- Anonymous
I’m all for this. Derail Obama’s destructive plans. But, watch for the other shoe to come down. I suspect we may have an ‘accidental’ explosion or pipeline problem that will shut down the project, if the O can’t politically do it.
I still suspect the BP oil spill disaster as being sabotage (unproven, of course). So, watch for the other ‘sabot’ to fall.
- Amy
Or this may appease the Union tradesmen and work to get the POTUS off the hook. He can yap about how he tried to the enviro’s but still keep the union vote.
- Anonymous
Yep! I think you nailed it!
Obama, the transparent president. WE SEE RIGHT THROUGH YOU.
- Anonymous
True. That’s his style and he may claim that, but it doesn’t help him dry up all the oil nationally.
- Anonymous
That was the scenario behind the killing of bin Laden. Yell and scream about W’s tactics in getting info then use that info and take credit for it. It’s all a chess game but pretty soon he will be Check Mated.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1396855720 Brian Jones
As do I Mr. Nukeman60. The BP oil thing REEKED of sabotage, especially given the recent actions of the aggressive tree-huggers/toad-lickers. They had just recently talked about blowing stuff up, or they had actually done it, or something like that (I can’t remember EXACTLY what happened). But I remember after I heard about it, thinking “Well this can’t be coincidental…”.
- Anonymous
It would have been somebody more professional than the tree huggers. They would have drowned shoving that pipe into the blowout valve.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1396855720 Brian Jones
Oh Mr. Nukeman60! You have an amazing tendency to confuse me! LOL! Is that what really happened? Something with a blowout valve? Or is this another funny? I wanna laugh too………..

- Anonymous
The final story was that initially there was an explosion (pretty suspect there) and the entire followup spill and fiasco was caused by a pipe jammed in the blowout valve, so that it could not be closed to stop the flow.
I think that someone more intelligent and adept than the tree hugging environmentalists (perhaps black ops?) performed the deed (the blowout valve was way on the bottom of the gulf). Can’t prove it and no one wants to investigate further, but these blowout valves are made to prevent severe accidents.
Just my opinion on the cause, tho. Sorry if I was confusing. Didn’t mean to be.
- http://no-apologies-round2.blogspot.com/ AmericanborninCanada
I’ve always suspected sabotage.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1396855720 Brian Jones
I knew I liked you for a reason!!! We think alike!!!

- http://no-apologies-round2.blogspot.com/ AmericanborninCanada
All kidding aside, when it first happened, I told my husband, this is probably either an inside job or someone sabotaged it. It wasn’t too long after either when that pipeline burst somewhere up north? I think they were related. It was one of those “don’t let a good crisis go to waste” made up crisis type things if you ask me. - Anonymous
Joining in on the BIG Leak conspiracy, wonder how much of the 20 billion dollar or so fine BP paid went places it shouldn’t have. Never a mention of the accounting for it. Like I say, follow the money.
- Anonymous
I saw something on that last year. It appears, BP only had to pay $5 billion/year for 4 years to make up the $20 billion. Now with the accounting they had, it was actually saving BP money to pay that (with the reduced profit margin claimed, the tax deduction taken, interest, etc). Instead of losing $20 billion, I believe they actually came out a couple of billion ahead.
- http://no-apologies-round2.blogspot.com/ AmericanborninCanada
Correct me of I’m wrong, but isn’t our state still expecting some of that money for related environmental impact studies and other restitutions? I don’t think any of the states have received what they were supposed to get, and 20 billion split between 5 states would seem to be a significant sum which would make the news.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1396855720 Brian Jones
Makes sense to me…
- Anonymous
And imagine if the well were on land or in shallow water, how much trouble would it have been to cap it then? Not very.
- Anonymous
The spokesman for BP was sharply rebuked when he said something like ” no worries, it is not that much oil and its a big ocean”.
There was a similar rupture in a similar well in the Gulf about 20 years ago. It all pretty much all broke down in the sea too.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1396855720 Brian Jones
They keep saying that was the biggest oil spill in history. IDK…it really didn’t seem THAT bad (it sure was bad, but not historic IMO). I keep feeling like people are trying to wash my brain…
- http://no-apologies-round2.blogspot.com/ AmericanborninCanada
Seems to me that the Valdez Alaska one was worse, but then again, the driveby news seems to love finding the little birds covered in oil. How do we know they weren’t the same bird in different pictures? Well, kidding a little there. But really, I remember when I was a kid, and we came down to Jacksonville for March break (that’s what we called spring break) I stepped in a tar ball, which there were some on the beach and in the water. I had a heck of a time getting it off. Now that I live down here, it’s not a regular occurrance, but there are natural seepages of oil off shore which do wash up on the beaches every now and then. I remember too, when I made my first trip to Texas on my own to visit my aunt and uncle. My cousins took me down to Galveston for a day at the beach. We had to drive through Pasadena to get there, and that’s a part of refinery row. Back then, about 20 something years, my cousins told me they hadn’t been allowed to build any more because Jimmah Cahtah put a moratorium on that- as far as I know, that still stands. Not only do we need to drill here, drill now, and open up off shore (and remember, I live near what’s some of the most beautiful beach in the world) but we also need to build more refineries and get completely off foreign oil and gas.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1396855720 Brian Jones
100% agreed!!! And I liked the zinger about using the same bird! LOL!
- Anonymous
The interesting thing about the aftermath of the Gulf moratorium was this. Congress (controlled at the time by Pelosi and Reid) passed some legislation to allow offshore drilling on the East coast and off California. They claimed this showed they were for drilling here.
However, what many people didn’t know was that they said companies could drill from 100 miles and out with no problem. 50 miles to 100 miles required the States permission that bordered that water and from zero to 50 miles was not allowed.
Now, looking at the oil maps of the areas, you would see that a majority of the oil was in the 0-50 miles area, some oil was in the 50-100 mile area and no (zero) oil was in the 100 mile and out area.
So, much like the leases that they allow on land, that have no oil under them, they would allow oil companies to drill where there was no oil, but not let them drill where there was oil. You gotta love Congress.
- http://no-apologies-round2.blogspot.com/ AmericanborninCanada
Exactly! And they know that the farther offshore (at least in the gulf, where there is oil out deeper) it would be that much more expensive and dangerous to build. What they did at the time, and with people in each state thinking they’d never be able to go swimming or boating without bumping into oil rig platforms, countries like China and Brazil were coming closer to US waters with their own drilling plans. I don’t know if China is still going through with drilling off Cuba, but considering Cuba is only 90 miles away from southern Florida- seems that the environuts will still have oil drilling within 70 miles off at the most… Who would we trust to build a more productive, safe and envioronmentally conscience rig, China or the US?
- Anonymous
Yes, the fact that deep water drilling in the Gulf has more oil, but more expensive to get, let Congress get away with their legislation of deep water drilling off the coast of California and the Carolinas, even when there is little oil way out there.
Besides that, China is working on and using the new ‘slant drilling’ techniques, so that they can drill a lot closer to us without appearing so close. That means they can literally drill under us while staying in international waters.
Old article, but pertinent:
http://www.americanfreepress.net/html/china_starts_oil_drilling.html
- http://no-apologies-round2.blogspot.com/ AmericanborninCanada
Look who the teacher is now!
Thank you for the link Nuketeach! - Anonymous
Now your talking my language.
- Anonymous
‘sabot’, isn’t that Kenyanese for ‘don’t screw with me because I will do anything to protect my handlers’ interests’?
- Anonymous
Serious answer–
“Sabotage : derives from the French ‘sabot’ (a wooden shoe or clog) via its derivative saboter (to knock with the foot, or work carelessly.”My usual answer–
“Sabot : short for Obamabot (zealots of Obama that will do anything
to keep him in office).Take your pick

- KenInMontana
You overlooked one, Sabot as in ammunition;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabot
Heh, just the way my twisted little mind works, you can all thank Uncle Sam’s Misguided Children for that.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1396855720 Brian Jones
And once it is a proven job creator, Obama will give the Nod to connect it to Canada, and take all the credit… just a prediction. Any takers?
- Anonymous
If LIAR Obama has his way he would give a Grant to Solyndra to cover the pipeline with solar panels and have the Sierra Club build a bike path, ADA approved of course!
- Anonymous
Outstanding, Sir.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1497076194 Travis Pierson
Even if they start construction today, it will take several years to become operational. My guess is that Obama’s Republican successor will authorize the border connection long before the first drop of oil enters the pipeline – and long after Obama begins his career as a professional America-basher.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1396855720 Brian Jones
Good point!
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1396855720 Brian Jones
Darn Disqus screwing up again! Don’t mind me! LOL!
- Anonymous
Though I’m an avid supporter of the president, I can’t understand why the Pipeline hasn’t been approved. You would think in an election year, when jobs are needed, the president would set this up. My guess is he does not want to upset the environmental crowd, avoiding a Romney like flop. But in doing so, he’s just supplying ammo to the GOP nominee.
- Anonymous
What is it about O’ that you support? Why?
- Anonymous
See my RS activity, most recently on “WaPo-ABC News Poll: 52% say Obama has accomplished “not much” or “little or nothing” as POTUS”
- Anonymous
So why are you a supporter? I don’t get it. What has he done that is positive for this country, other than taking credit for killing Bin Laden? He has increased our debt by 50% and has increased our future liabilities by trillions more. Don’t you think he deserves an ass whoopin’? How about a tail spankin’?
I think he is purposely trying to bankrupt us. He thinks he can replace our current system with a Marxist Utopia. (Translation:Third World Hellhole, the kind Ayn Rand writes about in “We The Living”)
Ok, here’s a quote from you. You apparently like Obamacare: “For too long we’ve been at the bottom of health care, education, infrastructure, things that we use to dominate. But these are vastly large things that only a vastly large government can accomplish… no?
NO! The bottom of healthcare? Our healthcare system is the envy of the world. That’s why high-level Canadian officials come here for theirs often. So do others, the world over. No country on Earth can touch the level of healthcare people get in this country. If you needed brain surgery, it would be scheduled this week!
The ONLY things I can think of that Government does better than the private sector is war and space travel…but the private sector is catching up there too (at least in space travel). Does the word “efficency” ever enter into your lexicon?
- http://no-apologies-round2.blogspot.com/ AmericanborninCanada
US Government Postal Service- going under
Us Government Amtrak- going under
Us Education system- spending more money than ever before and children are more illiterate, can not do simple math, can not write
US Veteran’s Care- a national disgrace (yet people think all Americans will get better care?!)
I could go on, but most logical folks know this already. - Anonymous
“I could go on, but most logical folks know this already”
ABC, see your third example.
- http://www.facebook.com/people/Ricardo-Galvan/100001729378103 Ricardo Galvan
He’s gay for Communists
- Anonymous
LIAR Obama is evil and hates this Nation.
- Anonymous
It is not about the election. Obama just does what he is told. No one who controls Obama wants to strengthen our dollar or move America off islamic oil.
Not to mention the big money Soros has put into natural gas.
- Persephone
KingPut will still probably use the EPA to tie this up with ‘environmental studies’.
This is basically the same project, but without crossing the Canadian border, which requires the governmental approval.
And…without the Canadian oil, of course.Let’s face it.
The liberal control freaks are not going to back off on putting hobbles on our domestic oil & gas production…until they manage to nationalize it.
Then, they will care less about it’s ‘carbon footprint’.
Just like they don’t care about eagles getting chewed up by wind generators.Remember when Maxine Waters screwed up that time and blurted out the truth?
They haven’t given up.
They’re even recycling that old ‘windfall profits’ thing again, to try to discourage our domestic production. - Anonymous
Yep, she said, “When we sociali…….um, regulate the banks…”
Good memory
- Persephone
I think she said it about our Oil industry too.
It was during one of those committee sesions, where they had hauled in several oil company executives, and were grilling them.
- Anonymous
Maybe like this?
Dems propose ‘Reasonable Profits Board’ to regulate oil company profits
http://thehill.com/blogs/floor-action/house/205085-dems-propose-reasonable-profits-board-to-regulate-oil-company-profits - Amy
Kucinich needs to go ~ He’s one of the perpetual problems on the hill.
- Persephone
Yep, that’s what I was referring to.
Thanks.
It’s basically a recycling of the old ‘windfall profits’ thing that they have been wanting for decades.Like I said, I think they want to curtail domestic production until they can reach out and take it over…nationalizing it.
All for the “public good” of course. [/sarc]To heck with being more energy independent.
To heck with how that affects our national security.
They like bowing down to totalitarian regimes like Chavez and the OPEC countries.
Truth be known…they would like to import some of that totalitarianism too. - Anonymous
This new “Reasonable Profits Board” sounds like something taken straight out of “Atlas Shrugged”.
- Persephone
Indeed it does.
The nightmare of the Carter years is getting edited, added to…and recycled under a new wrapper.
Trouble is, his Dept. of Education has ‘dumbed down’ so many of our young people, that they don’t seem to understand why these are such bad ideas.Which is why I think it’s going to be harder to remove O than it was to remove Carter.
- Anonymous
Another reason is that the radical Muslim world has grown much stronger and has made many inroads into our country, starting at the top.
- Persephone
Yep.
Which brings us back to our oil production…We didn’t used to care very much about Muslim countries.
But that $20/barrel oil was irresistable.
We got addicted to importing it…and Islam rode into our lives with it. - Anonymous
We need a ‘Reasonable Profits Czar’
- http://pulse.yahoo.com/_6TB6ZO7HAT3MAQQRP4XBEALADU Allan
….because Bill Clinton makes about $160,000 per speech and has grossed over $82,000,000 since leaving the presidency.
- Anonymous
For starters, how about a reasonable constitutional test to be given to each member of the government. House critters should have to pass with a 95% score and Senate critters 97% with the Presidential potentials 100%. All to be given and passed as a condition of eligibilty for those offices. I would say that 90% would fail it and some would fail it everytime.
We have driving tests for cars comercial tests for trucks, tests for bars, plumbers, electricians why not politicians?
- Anonymous
Milady Persephone, they’ve been importing and placing into practice, elements of totalitarianism for many years. It starts as social policy (socialism), graduates to Marxism ( open ended and vague laws designed to make every citizen guilty of something ) and in the last step, totalitarianism, laws are passed that say the government can arrest and detain you without cause or due process, such as recently passed in congress and signed into law by the president.
We are standing at the edge of the abyss NOW, milady. - Persephone
Yes, Virginiagent.
Sadly, we are on the edge of that abyss.
Well said. - Anonymous
The LARGEST reason this economy is stuck is due to high energy prices. The eco terrorist have forced the largest transfer of wealth to the Mideast price fixers while LIAR Obama sends this Nation in ruin.
Stop him in November, I vote for cheap energy and the hell with bambi and the polar bears - Anonymous
I like TransCanada’s vote of support that the American voter will get the anti-jobs president out of the White House this fall. Once we get a pro-America president, they’ll be able to hook it into their Canadian line.
- Anonymous
O Canada!
- Anonymous
Praise the Lord someone has thought of a way to maneuver around the current Marxist administration. What a great plan and we won’t lose the jobs or the oil.
- KenInMontana
The original plans for Keystone did actually include these “feeders” (think pipeline onramps) in the original proposal. The usual “green” suspects are responsible for most of the delays up until Zero came up with this latest delay. He is pandering to the radical greenies in his lefty voting block, and trying to bend the states over a barrel, that the pipeline runs through for voting against him in the last election.
- Persephone
Yep.
It would run right down through the red state corridor, from ND to TX.
Also right-to-work states.Which brings to mind something I have wondered about this…
The original plan was to cross the border at MT, then veer southeastward.
Montana isn’t a right-to-work state, is it?So, if union contracts were put in place in MT, then wouldn’t they carry over to the work done in the other states, even though they are right-to-work?
Not sure how that works. - KenInMontana
At this time Montana is not a Right to Work State, we do manage an uneasy truce between union and non-union “positions”, most of the businesses that were strictly union have gone belly up, and most non-union outfits manage to survive. One example is the Montana Rail Link, while their employees are union, they use non-union contractors like the company I work for. We are contracted to provide security for MRL’s operations, at this time we are dealing with some “issues” related to “militant greenies”, that are set to launch a major protest against MRL and BNSF coal trains. We have had a couple of locomotives that were fired on in the past couple of months. Thankfully no crewmembers were injured, but it has taken a more serious turn of late.
- Persephone
Thanks, Ken.
I didn’t know if something had changed recently.If Montana weren’t so beautiful…you probably wouldn’t have had so many liberals moving there, and causing trouble.

Watch out for those “militant greenies”.
I hope you are not faced with aquainting them with what “militant” can mean.
They have no idea. - KenInMontana
Well the prime requirement to work for the outfit I work for is Military and/or Law Enforcement experience, as we are an armed company. We are more thoroughly vetted and “backgrounded” than most LEOs, and certainly more so (it seems) than our presidential candidates (LOL).
The winters here tend to send the “wannabes” running back to momma every spring. The weather system we are currently experiencing has dumped from about 16″ of snow in the valleys to 48″ in the mountains in the last 36 hours and it is supposed to continue for at least another week. Montana is not a place for folks that don’t want to experience four real seasons.

- Persephone
Mmm…snow.
Or any moisture, right now, would be a blessing to us down here, it’s been so dry.
But then I’m one of those weirdos who actually likes snow, so I think I would love living up there where you get quite a bit.
We’re under a fire alert, for brush fires.
Lot’s of boring blue sky days though, with highs in the 50′s and 60′s.Vetting?
Thorough vetting?
Oh yeah…that’s what they do for people in jobs which require split-second decision making and wielding lethal force.
But not for Democrat presidential candidates.Take care of your lethal self, Ken.
I pity any little greenie that is stupid enough to get ‘militant’ with you.
- Anonymous
Now remember, things look bad and it looks like you’re not gonna make it, then you gotta get mean. I mean plumb, mad-dog mean. ‘Cause if you lose your head and you give up then you neither live nor win. That’s just the way it is.”
Ever catch up with these idiots? They give you the perfect oppurtunity to return fire if you can ever figure out where and when the shot came from.
- KenInMontana
Ah yes, the man, Clint as Josey Wales. As far as the individuals go, they have a lead on one of them as he fired from a crossing and the locomotive’s security cam caught him and his car on “tape”, the second occurred on a more remote section of track, both incidents are still under investigation. Although the idea has been “tossed around” at the corporate level at both rail companies, we aren’t “riding shotgun” on the trains, yet.
- Anonymous
One thing I learned in fighting our “green” energy project is that environmental groups could care less about the environment. Foolish do-gooders provide money and support thinking they are helping Mother Gaia. They provide politicians and crony capitalists control by tying up the land and resources through regulations and “protection” legislation, they all back off when told to – when it is profitable for them and the politicians.
- Anonymous
Sounds like Jesse Jackson style extortion.
- KenInMontana
The hypocrisy of the greenies is nothing short of amazing. I always delight in their expressions when I ask them to explain and justify the exotic and “rare earth” materials that are used to manufacture their high tech mountain bikes and other person items they have on them. Their clothing, fancy shoes and backpacks, the list goes on and on. But I love listening to them stammer and stutter when called on their hypocrisy, it really is cheap entertainment. The next time you have a run in with a Honda Prius owner and they are getting smug about how “green” their car is, ask them if they know anything about the nickel mining and refining process (the car’s batteries). The Prius is probably the most, if not one of the most environmentally destructive cars manufactured in the world. A Ferrari is more environmentally friendly than a Prius, a BMW M-3 (High Performance) gets better gas mileage than a Prius. Oh, and the claims of 54 mpg, are a complete lie. The list of materials that go into the manufacturing of the Prius would have most greenies screaming and ripping their hair out if the truth was presented to them. In truth they are nothing but control freaks that want the rest of us to subscribe to their world view, “For thee but not for me”.
- Anonymous
obama and the feddies will just find another way to defeat the pipeline. They have to. They can’t afford to have successful defiance of the Zero. That’s how dictators are brought down: resistance begins and is not stomped on. obama’s handlers aren’t stupid, and obama’s ego is too big to let him accept such a loss of face.
- Anonymous
I could never understand how a person could have a big ego yet have no pride.
- Anonymous
Someone brought up a good point: The pollution and spill risk of all the large ships to bring the equivalent amount of oil across the ocean is much greater than that of Keystone pipeline. Even from an environmentalist point of view, it makes no sense. Obama’s an imbecile.
- Anonymous
Such logic is never applied because it is never really about the environment. They just use environmental regulations to control private industry. Citizens think they are protecting the environment when all they are doing is giving politicians the political power and leverage for more taxes and to squeeze money out of the private energy projects.
- Anonymous
Well said, sDee, well said!
- Anonymous
Nobody mentions that we are washing our trash before we recycle….millons of gallons of fresh water wasted so we can recycle cans and jars. Then that water is processed by the local Gov’t at the treatment plant leading to over capacity.
Want to talk about spills, how about those EPA mandated gasoline cans???? - Anonymous
as my home made tailgate sign states “Obama hates black power, coal and oil”. if he is re-elected (God forbid) he will find ways to delay or make so expensive that energy cost will continue to sky-rocket
- Anonymous
A bit off topic, but DOJ officials summoned by Issa for the Fast and Furious hearings say they will plead the 5th. Very interesting and very damaging to DOJ, Holder and Obama.
Those in the admin responsible for the pipeline fiasco can plead ignorance, since it is so obviously true, also incompetent, reckless and foolish as well.
The elections can’t get here soon enough for me! - Anonymous
I don’t remember his exact words but didn’t Holder, before Issa’s committee, state that his department stands ready to be cooperative and forthcoming in any possible way?
- Anonymous
Thats the way I remember it too Gino. Seems that the man isn’t honest and his word means nothing. What is frightening is the power he holds as AG. These people have got to go! Sometimes, it seems that the election is still too far off, and this is one of those times.
- Anonymous
Suddenly here we are a nightmare for liberty unfolds.
We have witnesses who, legally, refuse to testify and our only recourse is to file a suit with the DOJ (the defendant) and ask the FBI (the defendant’s employees) to investigate which we leave us SOL (the taxpayers.)
- Anonymous
Good morning, Vet. Yep, it looks like the deck is stacked against the everyday citizen. How sad that we have no one to turn to for redress. It is my most fervent prayer that in the upcoming election we will turn out not just the sitting president, but every one of the ‘life-tenured’ senators and representatives. Some of the senators, such as Reid and McCain aren’t up for re-election, but many others are.
As for the folks you’ve mentioned above, I think if it had been important to them, they would have already addressed the issue. All have a lasar-like focus on their campaigns and election, always the most important issue to a politician. The people are a distant second in their thinking.
I trust none of them to do the right thing and honor their words. - Anonymous
We can vote them out but one of the problems we and their replacements face is the army of embedded bureaucrats that can hinder, delay and obstruct the best of intentions. The replacement has to ruthlessly clean a lot of houses, step on a lot of toes regardless of party affiliations.
- Anonymous
Absolutely agree with you, my friend. It’s going to take many more elections and the abolishment of many agencies to complete the job. It’s our own fault, Gino, because we didn’t keep our eye on them and continued voting the same folks back into office, even when we knew better. Hopefully, I’ll live long enough to see it happen.
However, we have to start somewhere and retiring Obama and those I refer to as ‘lifetenured’ through the ballot box is a good start. VG - Amy
Say anything, do nothing. It’s how it works in the sound byte media world we live in.
People are beginning to wake up though, albiet slowly.
- Persephone
Any day now, I expect them to say:
“This has gone on long enough. This is old news. We’re not answering any more questions.”That is what the Clintons used to do.
Stall, stall, delay, delay.
Then declare that it is “old news”…and dismiss it as “politically motivated”. - Anonymous
It appears that they’re doing that now.
- StNikao
NEWS – Obama investing $25 million in biofuel scheme that will net 38 jobs.
http://cnsnews.com/news/article/obama-administration-says-no-oil-yes-biofuels
IMPEACH – INDICT – INCARCERATE
- Anonymous
Then investigate his birth. If he is not a Natural Born Citizen, void every law he signed and every appointment he made.
- Anonymous
IMPEACH – INDICT – INCINERATE
FIXED IT!
- Anonymous
Love it!
- Kerry
Barak,shove that up your sunshine and set fire to it!
- Anonymous
They can start building the entire pipeline, except for the one foot section crossing the border, on the original path. Once the US side of the pipeline is in full operation the argument that it will harm the environment will be moot.
- Anonymous
Just BY-PASS BO! A dose of his own petulant medicine. Wow, is he looking small!
- Anonymous
…the only SOLUTION is to make Mao Obama a one term PREMIER my apologies EL Presidente’ .”
- Anonymous
Excellent!! Where there’s a will, there’s a way!
- Anonymous
I like any word with “Trans” in it.
- Anonymous
Where there’s a will there’s a way. I this case they will find their way around the poser-and-chief. Good job!
- Anonymous
Legalize dueling. It will solve a lot of the country’s problems.
- Anonymous
A civil war will take care of that and many other problems we’ve been having.
- Anonymous
We don’t need no stinkin’ feds.
- Anonymous
Veery InterestinK, as Arte used to say on “Laugh In”. Now, let’s see how NObama manages to take credit for getting around himself?
- http://www.facebook.com/people/Chris-Dias/1680711668 Chris Dias
He’s really, really trying to restructure the fabric of humanity, not just the US. Billions of people will die in ways only Hitler could have dreamed of if he succeeds, which may have already come to pass, understanding Newt’s and Mitt’s progressive stance, the Fed Reserve, the structure as it is now.
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Not sure what obama is looking for in the photo, I can’t see oil on the beach, I can’t see oil rige in the destance, maybe obama is looking under the seashell because it reminds him of the a hole he crawled out when he was just a littler slither.
Impeach obama
Tea Party
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that would be: OIL RIG in the Distance!
type o’s are to easyWhats that smoke coming from my keyboard…LOL’s (:
Tea Party Wins 2012
Vote 2012 remove the O out of DC - Anonymous
Right on! Just work around that socialist bastard in the WH. This is going to make him vewy, vewy angwy, though.
- Proud American
American ingenuity at work. Now only if they can find the union thugs not taking these jobs. I hope they go to real Americans.
- Anonymous
Yes ! Finally someone turns the tables on Nobama !
- Anonymous
Montana say YES. Let’s get these democratic liberals owned by the EPA out of our state government and move on this thing!!
…at least I hope Montana says yes. Haven’t done too well so far!
Basically, it looks like TransCanada may build the pipeline from Montana to the Gulf sending Montana’s Bakken Shale through the pipeline and it won’t require federal permission to do so. And then, and I’m guessing here, once we have a new administration, they apply for approval to connect the pipeline to Canada.
In the words of Hannibal, “I love it when a plan comes together.”
BLOOMBERG – TransCanada Corp. (TRP) may shorten the initial path for its rejected Keystone XL project, bringing oil from Montana’s Bakken Shale to refiners in the Gulf of Mexico and removing the need for federal approval.
“There certainly is a potential opportunity to connect the Bakken to the Gulf Coast,” Alex Pourbaix, TransCanada’s president of energy and oil pipelines, said in a telephone interview today. “That is obviously something we’ll be looking into over the next few weeks.”
TransCanada’s $7 billion Keystone XL proposal to bring crude from Canada’s oil sands to the Gulf was rejected yesterday by the Obama administration. The project required U.S. approval because it crossed the border with Canada. The company may seek that approval after it builds the segment from Montana to the Gulf, Pourbaix said.
The Bakken shale-rock formation is estimated to hold as much as 4.3 billion barrels of technically recoverable oil in North Dakota and Montana, according to a 2008 U.S. Geological Survey report. Oil production in North Dakota surged 42 percent to 510,000 barrels a day in November, exceeding the output of Ecuador.
Production in the Bakken field may reach 750,000 barrels a day this year, Edward Morse, managing director of commodities research for Citigroup Inc., said at a conference in Calgary today.
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