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Into the Night said:
If it was sabotage, you would know who did it.

I don't care about S Korea, the UK, Australia, or any other country here. You said there were 3 events of sabotage of U.S. refineries.
So far you have listed none.
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1 El Segundo
www.latimes.com

El Segundo was born by oil. The massive refinery fire leaves residents rattled

The explosion and fire at the El Segundo refinery has residents who live near the massive facility rattled.
www.latimes.com www.latimes.com
2 Louisiana
www.wdsu.com

Doorbell camera captures moment Chalmette refinery explosion rocked St. Bernard Parish. Listen here

A refinery explosion powerful enough to be felt in Arabi was caught on doorbell camera in Chalmette. Watch the video here.
www.wdsu.com www.wdsu.com
3 Texas
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SigFpKoBdP8
 
Matt Dillon said:
Uh, there's El Segundo and Louisiana, too. :rolleyes2:
El Segundo is pretty much Los Angeles.
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Quite right. Thank you.

The El Segundo event was caused by a defective sensor. It was not an explosion. Just a fire. Occasional fires do happen in the distillation tower, since you are heating oil. The local crew is well trained to put this type of fire out, and it took awhile to identify the bad sensor and put that tower safely back into operation.

The Chalmat plant has a history of poor maintenance. For the event in question, a purification reactor tank failed, releasing about 13 tons of highly volatile reactants. The resulting catalyst and contaminants now exposed suddenly to the air immediately ignited, causing the rest of that reactor system to explode. There is currently a lawsuit about it in progress.

No evidence of sabotage or saboteurs in any of these three events.
 
Matt Dillon said:
So they say... :pke:
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'They' are the fire departments and regulatory agencies overseeing these events in the U.S., UK, and Australia. Now if you want to discard that, that's your business. Every time a fire or explosion or loss of product occurs at any refinery, the government authorities get involved to find out the cause. This includes fire fighters, arson investigators, various detectives, and government regulators.

At least Russia admitted to the existence of the errant missile. Kinda hard to hide that one from citizens! Russia usually tries to hide that sort of embarrasement.

Drones that are armed are small aircraft, and can only carry a small amount of weight. This gets worse the further you fly the drone.
The damage it caused to the Saudi Arabia refinery was really quite minimal. The rest of the refinery continued to process product while the damaged equipment was replaced.

These are the only two refineries I can find in your lists that was damaged by war.
 
Into the Night said:
No pipeline to the west coast.
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Below are details of the Trans Mountain Pipeline in Canada. It begins in Edmonton and Ends in Burnaby. Burnaby is just north of the State of Washington.

The Trans Mountain pipeline carries crude oil and refined products from Edmonton, Alberta, to marine terminals and refineries on the coast of British Columbia and Washington State.

Once the oil reaches its western destinations, it is processed and distributed through several key channels:
• Overseas Export via the Pacific Ocean: A large portion of the crude arrives at the Westridge Marine Terminal in Burnaby, British Columbia, where it is loaded onto oil tankers and shipped to international markets—including countries in Asia (such as China, Japan, South Korea, and India) as well as the U.S. West Coast.

Do you know where the State of Washington is in the US?

Do you know which US coast borders on the Pacific Ocean? West or East?
 
ZenMode said:
Pretending that I was asking if they're lines is yet another example of you playing dumb... Which you already knew.
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You asked 'What are the lines?'. I answered. They are lines. It's YOUR problem if you don't like the answer.
Are you going to mindless ask the same question over and over and over and over and over again?
 
ZenMode said:
Below are details of the Trans Mountain Pipeline in Canada. It begins in Edmonton and Ends in Burnaby. Burnaby is just north of the State of Washington.

The Trans Mountain pipeline carries crude oil and refined products from Edmonton, Alberta, to marine terminals and refineries on the coast of British Columbia and Washington State.

Once the oil reaches its western destinations, it is processed and distributed through several key channels:
• Overseas Export via the Pacific Ocean: A large portion of the crude arrives at the Westridge Marine Terminal in Burnaby, British Columbia, where it is loaded onto oil tankers and shipped to international markets—including countries in Asia (such as China, Japan, South Korea, and India) as well as the U.S. West Coast.

Do you know where the State of Washington is in the US?

Do you know which US coast borders on the Pacific Ocean? West or East?
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This has nothing to do with the Keystone pipeline system, Void.
 
Into the Night said:
You asked 'What are the lines?'. I answered. They are lines. It's YOUR problem if you don't like the answer.
Are you going to mindless ask the same question over and over and over and over and over again?
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So, by virtue of the fact that I refer to them as lines, I clearly knew that they were lines, right?
 
ZenMode said:
Attempted distraction. Ignored.
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Your question was a distraction? I agree. Now you choose to ignore your distractions?
Won't work. You have already stated you are going to continue playing dumb and mindlessly keep asking the same questions over and over and over and over.
 
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