KXL dead!

We have an oversupply of Tar Sands sludge from Alberta.

That's why TransCanada wanted to build the pipeline.

^Dumb dipshit doubling down on stupid now while getting ttriggered and emotionally flailing.

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LIE and fucking lame dipshit. I wish you could be less of an insufferable moron.

Well, it doesn't matter because it's dead...and those 1,000 jobs would have probably gone away at some point too.


LIE and fucking lame. Pipelines are much more cost effective and safer than other methods of transportation. I wish you could be less of an insufferable moron.

Wrong, idiot, it's what TransCanada said themselves.

THEY told you that it will increase the cost of crude because it removes the oversupply we currently enjoy.

What about that do you not understand?
 
No, at a discounted cost, as TransCanada said themselves that for some reason, you don't want to even acknowledge:

“Existing markets for Canadian heavy crude, principally PADD II [U.S. Midwest], are currently oversupplied, resulting in price discounting for Canadian heavy crude oil. Access to the USGC [U.S. Gulf Coast] via the Keystone XL Pipeline is expected to strengthen Canadian crude oil pricing in [the Midwest] by removing this oversupply. This is expected to increase the price of heavy crude to the equivalent cost of imported crude. The resultant increase in the price of heavy crude is estimated to provide an increase in annual revenue to the Canadian producing industry in 2013 of US $2 billion to US $3.9 billion.”

So right there, TransCanada is calling you a mouth breathing, soft headed idiot.

LINK us up DUMB CUNT. :palm:
 
LIE and lame. Those are the FACTS stupid little pissantys like you are too brain dead to comprehend. So you spout off like an ignoramus lacking common sense and facts. I wish you could be less of an insufferable moron.[/size]

The facts are what TransCanada said themselves in their permit application:

“Existing markets for Canadian heavy crude, principally PADD II [U.S. Midwest], are currently oversupplied, resulting in price discounting for Canadian heavy crude oil. Access to the USGC [U.S. Gulf Coast] via the Keystone XL Pipeline is expected to strengthen Canadian crude oil pricing in [the Midwest] by removing this oversupply. This is expected to increase the price of heavy crude to the equivalent cost of imported crude. The resultant increase in the price of heavy crude is estimated to provide an increase in annual revenue to the Canadian producing industry in 2013 of US $2 billion to US $3.9 billion.”

The transportation costs have nothing to do with this. KXL is about supply and demand, specifically, removing supply from the US.

TC is telling you right there that you're a fucking idiot.
 
[Dumb dipshit doubling down on stupid now while getting ttriggered and emotionally flailing.

That seems to be what you're doing because you can't reconcile your own position with what TransCanada said themselves:

“Existing markets for Canadian heavy crude, principally PADD II [U.S. Midwest], are currently oversupplied, resulting in price discounting for Canadian heavy crude oil. Access to the USGC [U.S. Gulf Coast] via the Keystone XL Pipeline is expected to strengthen Canadian crude oil pricing in [the Midwest] by removing this oversupply. This is expected to increase the price of heavy crude to the equivalent cost of imported crude. The resultant increase in the price of heavy crude is estimated to provide an increase in annual revenue to the Canadian producing industry in 2013 of US $2 billion to US $3.9 billion.”
 

It is oversupplied, according to TransCanada:

Existing markets for Canadian heavy crude, principally PADD II [U.S. Midwest], are currently oversupplied, resulting in price discounting for Canadian heavy crude oil. Access to the USGC [U.S. Gulf Coast] via the Keystone XL Pipeline is expected to strengthen Canadian crude oil pricing in [the Midwest] by removing this oversupply. This is expected to increase the price of heavy crude to the equivalent cost of imported crude. The resultant increase in the price of heavy crude is estimated to provide an increase in annual revenue to the Canadian producing industry in 2013 of US $2 billion to US $3.9 billion.”


Watching you have a temper tantrum and flail about has been very disappointing.
 
I R O N Y from an ignorant know-nothing who has ZERO facts to support his BULLSHIT.

I can't help it that you're functionally illiterate and very insecure:

“Existing markets for Canadian heavy crude, principally PADD II [U.S. Midwest], are currently oversupplied, resulting in price discounting for Canadian heavy crude oil. Access to the USGC [U.S. Gulf Coast] via the Keystone XL Pipeline is expected to strengthen Canadian crude oil pricing in [the Midwest] by removing this oversupply. This is expected to increase the price of heavy crude to the equivalent cost of imported crude. The resultant increase in the price of heavy crude is estimated to provide an increase in annual revenue to the Canadian producing industry in 2013 of US $2 billion to US $3.9 billion.”
 
Well, it doesn't matter because it's dead...and those 1,000 jobs would have probably gone away at some point too.

Oh, it WILL matter come election time you dumb ignorant cunt. :palm:

Wrong, idiot, it's what TransCanada said themselves.

THEY told you that it will increase the cost of crude because it removes the oversupply we currently enjoy.

What about that do you not understand?

LINK to this BULLSHIT you dumb ignorant ranting cunt.

The dumbest shit ever; yeah dumb cunt, increasing SUPPLY ALWAYS INCREASES PRICES. In MORON land where you walloww.
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The facts are what TransCanada said themselves in their permit application:

“Existing markets for Canadian heavy crude, principally PADD II [U.S. Midwest], are currently oversupplied, resulting in price discounting for Canadian heavy crude oil. Access to the USGC [U.S. Gulf Coast] via the Keystone XL Pipeline is expected to strengthen Canadian crude oil pricing in [the Midwest] by removing this oversupply. This is expected to increase the price of heavy crude to the equivalent cost of imported crude. The resultant increase in the price of heavy crude is estimated to provide an increase in annual revenue to the Canadian producing industry in 2013 of US $2 billion to US $3.9 billion.”

The transportation costs have nothing to do with this. KXL is about supply and demand, specifically, removing supply from the US.

TC is telling you right there that you're a fucking idiot.

LINK dumb cunt. LINK. :palm:
 
It is oversupplied, according to TransCanada:

Existing markets for Canadian heavy crude, principally PADD II [U.S. Midwest], are currently oversupplied, resulting in price discounting for Canadian heavy crude oil. Access to the USGC [U.S. Gulf Coast] via the Keystone XL Pipeline is expected to strengthen Canadian crude oil pricing in [the Midwest] by removing this oversupply. This is expected to increase the price of heavy crude to the equivalent cost of imported crude. The resultant increase in the price of heavy crude is estimated to provide an increase in annual revenue to the Canadian producing industry in 2013 of US $2 billion to US $3.9 billion.”


Watching you have a temper tantrum and flail about has been very disappointing.

LINK you dumb cunt. LINK!
 
I can't help it that you're functionally illiterate and very insecure:

“Existing markets for Canadian heavy crude, principally PADD II [U.S. Midwest], are currently oversupplied, resulting in price discounting for Canadian heavy crude oil. Access to the USGC [U.S. Gulf Coast] via the Keystone XL Pipeline is expected to strengthen Canadian crude oil pricing in [the Midwest] by removing this oversupply. This is expected to increase the price of heavy crude to the equivalent cost of imported crude. The resultant increase in the price of heavy crude is estimated to provide an increase in annual revenue to the Canadian producing industry in 2013 of US $2 billion to US $3.9 billion.”

LINK you dumb ignorant cunt. LINK! I need to see the source of this stupidity in order to understand how stupid this information source is.
 
Because it removes the oversupply:

“Existing markets for Canadian heavy crude, principally PADD II [U.S. Midwest], are currently oversupplied, resulting in price discounting for Canadian heavy crude oil. Access to the USGC [U.S. Gulf Coast] via the Keystone XL Pipeline is expected to strengthen Canadian crude oil pricing in [the Midwest] by removing this oversupply. This is expected to increase the price of heavy crude to the equivalent cost of imported crude. The resultant increase in the price of heavy crude is estimated to provide an increase in annual revenue to the Canadian producing industry in 2013 of US $2 billion to US $3.9 billion.”

That's from TransCanada's permit application...the above is TransCanada telling you precisely how energy costs for the US will rise.

You are aware the pipeline did not supply crude to the United States, Right?
 
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