'WJ Live': Thanks to Joe, America is Paying the Highest Gas Prices Since the Last Time Joe Was in Office (Page 5): Couldn't say it better. Spot on, Mike. And Biden is doing just the...

fullspinzoo

Mikeyavelli wrote:

Hamas is grateful to Biden. They got some of my tax money.
Biden is succeeding in stopping what Trump started. Cheap fuel, low prices, low taxes, strong military, global dominance. Biden"s Handlers didn't like that America First crap. So they stole the election and now they are bringing America down to a more manageable size.

Couldn't say it better. Spot on, Mike. And Biden is doing just the opposite.

Mikeyavelli

fullspinzoo wrote:

Couldn't say it better. Spot on, Mike. And Biden is doing just the opposite.

Biden"s out stirring sht about Tulsa massacres like it happened this morning.
Soon blacks will claim bounty for white corpses.

son of witless

Mikeyavelli wrote:

Hamas is grateful to Biden. They got some of my tax money.
Biden is succeeding in stopping what Trump started. Cheap fuel, low prices, low taxes, strong military, global dominance. Biden"s Handlers didn't like that America First crap. So they stole the election and now they are bringing America down to a more manageable size.

Remember way way way back during WW2 ? We had a Democrat FDR as President. During the Depression he tried to expand the Supreme Court in order to pack it and did some other unsavory things, but at least during the war he was pro American.

Today's Democrats hate America.

Mikeyavelli

son of witless wrote:

Remember way way way back during WW2 ? We had a Democrat FDR as President. During the Depression he tried to expand the Supreme Court in order to pack it and did some other unsavory things, but at least during the war he was pro American.

Today's Democrats hate America.

Yes, but so many educated people think that they are PERFECTING America. And it's reinforced by a complicit media.

roy

JFlorio wrote:

Of course the pipeline shutdown and the cancellati... (show quote)

Tell me where the oil sands from the pipe line were going ,is that a lie they were going to texas to be refined ,and loaded on tankers and sold over seas? Corporations love any political party they can buy and get what they want and you know that. You want to straighten out the country stop the money given for both partys.

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

roy wrote:

Tell me where the oil sands from the pipe line were going ,is that a lie they were going to texas to be refined ,and loaded on tankers and sold over seas? Corporations love any political party they can buy and get what they want and you know that. You want to straighten out the country stop the money given for both partys.

You are one ignorant dude. Oil in a pipeline can be diverted in an emergency situation. Such as we just had. Can’t divert what we don’t have. Of course the oil would go to Texas to be refined. We make money. After it is refined sold on the world market. More oil, cheaper the price. Your party is in bed with Amazon, Walmart, and Big Tech. Time for you to admit, what you accuse the Republicans of doing your party is doing more of.

bylm1-Bernie

roy wrote:

What money has biden spent ,nothing he has purposed has happened yet. If you blame Biden for higher gas prices because he shut down the keystone pipeline ,which many do ,I wish he would open it back up for a few days and let all you bitchers fill your tanks up right out of the pipeline. See how your car runs. And you people didn't say one word a trump spending our money like dunking sailor,even though it was going in his buddies pocket.

Roy, there is a component to the workings of the market and commerce which you don't seem to understand. It is the psychological component which plays a very important part in the way our world works. Everyone with any common sense who pays attention to what is going on, knows that it plays heavily into how consumers respond. It isn't rocket science to realize that when you have an administration that has completely thrown in with high spending, government control that you are going to have inflation and they will act accordingly. If you would back away for a minute from completely sucking up to the liberal agenda, you might see that their policies are in opposition to modern economic knowledge. This crap isn't going to prove beneficial to America. If the left could stop trying to factor in lies to their argument, maybe we could get somewhere. From reading what I see on OPP from liberals, I don't hold out a lot of hope for a solution, especially from the current administration.

son of witless

roy wrote:

Tell me where the oil sands from the pipe line were going ,is that a lie they were going to texas to be refined ,and loaded on tankers and sold over seas? Corporations love any political party they can buy and get what they want and you know that. You want to straighten out the country stop the money given for both partys.

Stop the money to both parties ? That is a totally useless thing to say. Money is like water. You can put barriers in it's way and slow it down, but it will flow around them and find it's way.

Mikeyavelli

son of witless wrote:

Stop the money to both parties ? That is a totally useless thing to say. Money is like water. You can put barriers in it's way and slow it down, but it will flow around them and find it's way.

Biden"s Handlers are out to destroy our culture, our economy, our food sources, our fuel, our history, and they want to reverse the outcome of any war won by America. Thus weakened, their dream of a borderless one government world becomes much easier to achieve.
The enemy is in the Whitehouse, and in Congress.
They talk about THEIR DEMOCRACY, but they stole ours.

son of witless

Mikeyavelli wrote:

Biden"s Handlers are out to destroy our culture, our economy, our food sources, our fuel, our history, and they want to reverse the outcome of any war won by America. Thus weakened, their dream of a borderless one government world becomes much easier to achieve.
The enemy is in the Whitehouse, and in Congress.
They talk about THEIR DEMOCRACY, but they stole ours.

China and Russia can't believe their good fortune in Joe Biden. Or as my good friend Bad bob called him " a feeble old man that can't stand up. "

Mikeyavelli

son of witless wrote:

China and Russia can't believe their good fortune in Joe Biden. Or as my good friend Bad bob called him " a feeble old man that can't stand up. "

Biden"s Handlers need Russia, Israel, and the United States out of the way. White, religious, nuclear powers stand in the way of "progress", which means further steps to a borderless one government world with Islam as the policing force.

America 1 Loc: South Miami

roy wrote:

Tell me where the oil sands from the pipeline go, is that a lie they were going to texas to be refined, and loaded on tankers, and sold overseas? Corporations love any political party they can buy and get what they want and you know that. You want to straighten out the country stop the money given to both parties.

98% of Canada's oil exports go to the U.S. Oct 6, 2020
Canada produces more oil and natural gas than we need to meet energy demand within our country, so the remainder is exported.
Essentially all of Canada's oil and natural gas exports go to one customer: the United States.
What is the Pipeline exactly?
The Keystone Pipeline already exists.
What doesn’t exist fully yet is its proposed expansion, the Keystone XL Pipeline.
The existing Keystone runs from oil sand fields in Alberta, Canada into the U.S., ending in Cushing, Oklahoma.
The 1,700 new miles of pipeline would offer two sections of expansion. First, a southern leg would connect Cushing, Oklahoma, where there is a current bottleneck of oil, with the Gulf Coast of Texas, where oil refineries abound. That leg went into operation in January 2014. Second, the pipeline would include a new section from Alberta to Kansas. It would pass through the Bakken Shale region of eastern Montana and western North Dakota. Here, it will pass through a region where oil extraction is currently booming and take on some of this crude for transport.
The southern leg of the Keystone XL ties into the existing Keystone pipeline that already runs to Canada, bringing up to 700,000 barrels of oil a day to refineries in Texas. At peak capacity, the pipeline will deliver 830,000 barrels of oil per day. While the pipeline is initially carried U.S. light crude, it is expected to carry more heavy Canadian oil harvested from tar sands over the next year.
How Many Jobs Will the Pipeline Create?
It’s unclear exactly how many jobs the pipeline will create. Some estimates have gone as high as 500,000, which is highly unlikely.
TransCanada’s own evaluation estimates the pipeline would bring 20,000 new jobs to the US.
The State Department released a report in March 2013 stating that the pipeline could (directly or indirectly) create up to 42,000 jobs, including 3,900 construction jobs.

The person really behind the Biden decision:
President Obama refuted that in July 2013
https://stateimpact.npr.org/texas/tag/keystone-xl-pipeline/

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

Nice info. The decision by idiot Joe and the gang of fools was a knee jerk reaction. No science or real reason except Trump was for it. Dumbest administration in history.

America 1 wrote:

98% of Canada's oil exports go to the U.S. Oct 6, 2020
Canada produces more oil and natural gas than we need to meet energy demand within our country, so the remainder is exported.
Essentially all of Canada's oil and natural gas exports go to one customer: the United States.
What is the Pipeline exactly?
The Keystone Pipeline already exists.
What doesn’t exist fully yet is its proposed expansion, the Keystone XL Pipeline.
The existing Keystone runs from oil sand fields in Alberta, Canada into the U.S., ending in Cushing, Oklahoma.
The 1,700 new miles of pipeline would offer two sections of expansion. First, a southern leg would connect Cushing, Oklahoma, where there is a current bottleneck of oil, with the Gulf Coast of Texas, where oil refineries abound. That leg went into operation in January 2014. Second, the pipeline would include a new section from Alberta to Kansas. It would pass through the Bakken Shale region of eastern Montana and western North Dakota. Here, it will pass through a region where oil extraction is currently booming and take on some of this crude for transport.
The southern leg of the Keystone XL ties into the existing Keystone pipeline that already runs to Canada, bringing up to 700,000 barrels of oil a day to refineries in Texas. At peak capacity, the pipeline will deliver 830,000 barrels of oil per day. While the pipeline is initially carried U.S. light crude, it is expected to carry more heavy Canadian oil harvested from tar sands over the next year.
How Many Jobs Will the Pipeline Create?
It’s unclear exactly how many jobs the pipeline will create. Some estimates have gone as high as 500,000, which is highly unlikely.
TransCanada’s own evaluation estimates the pipeline would bring 20,000 new jobs to the US.
The State Department released a report in March 2013 stating that the pipeline could (directly or indirectly) create up to 42,000 jobs, including 3,900 construction jobs.

The person really behind the Biden decision:
President Obama refuted that in July 2013
https://stateimpact.npr.org/texas/tag/keystone-xl-pipeline/

98% of Canada's oil exports go to the U.S. Oct 6, ... (show quote)

Mikeyavelli

America 1 wrote:

98% of Canada's oil exports go to the U.S. Oct 6, 2020
Canada produces more oil and natural gas than we need to meet energy demand within our country, so the remainder is exported.
Essentially all of Canada's oil and natural gas exports go to one customer: the United States.
What is the Pipeline exactly?
The Keystone Pipeline already exists.
What doesn’t exist fully yet is its proposed expansion, the Keystone XL Pipeline.
The existing Keystone runs from oil sand fields in Alberta, Canada into the U.S., ending in Cushing, Oklahoma.
The 1,700 new miles of pipeline would offer two sections of expansion. First, a southern leg would connect Cushing, Oklahoma, where there is a current bottleneck of oil, with the Gulf Coast of Texas, where oil refineries abound. That leg went into operation in January 2014. Second, the pipeline would include a new section from Alberta to Kansas. It would pass through the Bakken Shale region of eastern Montana and western North Dakota. Here, it will pass through a region where oil extraction is currently booming and take on some of this crude for transport.
The southern leg of the Keystone XL ties into the existing Keystone pipeline that already runs to Canada, bringing up to 700,000 barrels of oil a day to refineries in Texas. At peak capacity, the pipeline will deliver 830,000 barrels of oil per day. While the pipeline is initially carried U.S. light crude, it is expected to carry more heavy Canadian oil harvested from tar sands over the next year.
How Many Jobs Will the Pipeline Create?
It’s unclear exactly how many jobs the pipeline will create. Some estimates have gone as high as 500,000, which is highly unlikely.
TransCanada’s own evaluation estimates the pipeline would bring 20,000 new jobs to the US.
The State Department released a report in March 2013 stating that the pipeline could (directly or indirectly) create up to 42,000 jobs, including 3,900 construction jobs.

The person really behind the Biden decision:
President Obama refuted that in July 2013
https://stateimpact.npr.org/texas/tag/keystone-xl-pipeline/

98% of Canada's oil exports go to the U.S. Oct 6, ... (show quote)

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son of witless

America 1 wrote:

98% of Canada's oil exports go to the U.S. Oct 6, 2020
Canada produces more oil and natural gas than we need to meet energy demand within our country, so the remainder is exported.
Essentially all of Canada's oil and natural gas exports go to one customer: the United States.
What is the Pipeline exactly?
The Keystone Pipeline already exists.
What doesn’t exist fully yet is its proposed expansion, the Keystone XL Pipeline.
The existing Keystone runs from oil sand fields in Alberta, Canada into the U.S., ending in Cushing, Oklahoma.
The 1,700 new miles of pipeline would offer two sections of expansion. First, a southern leg would connect Cushing, Oklahoma, where there is a current bottleneck of oil, with the Gulf Coast of Texas, where oil refineries abound. That leg went into operation in January 2014. Second, the pipeline would include a new section from Alberta to Kansas. It would pass through the Bakken Shale region of eastern Montana and western North Dakota. Here, it will pass through a region where oil extraction is currently booming and take on some of this crude for transport.
The southern leg of the Keystone XL ties into the existing Keystone pipeline that already runs to Canada, bringing up to 700,000 barrels of oil a day to refineries in Texas. At peak capacity, the pipeline will deliver 830,000 barrels of oil per day. While the pipeline is initially carried U.S. light crude, it is expected to carry more heavy Canadian oil harvested from tar sands over the next year.
How Many Jobs Will the Pipeline Create?
It’s unclear exactly how many jobs the pipeline will create. Some estimates have gone as high as 500,000, which is highly unlikely.
TransCanada’s own evaluation estimates the pipeline would bring 20,000 new jobs to the US.
The State Department released a report in March 2013 stating that the pipeline could (directly or indirectly) create up to 42,000 jobs, including 3,900 construction jobs.

The person really behind the Biden decision:
President Obama refuted that in July 2013
https://stateimpact.npr.org/texas/tag/keystone-xl-pipeline/

98% of Canada's oil exports go to the U.S. Oct 6, ... (show quote)

When Joe Biden took over he stopped work on the border wall and killed the Keystone Pipeline. When we take the White House the next time we need to screw them over, in a similar way. Take away every green subsidy for solar panels and electric cars. Shut down every wind farm on public land.