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    #16
    Saudi oil is my big thorn in the side as well . Blood oil over domestic oil - the hypocrisy is sick .
    Is there going to be a carbon tax applied to that Saudi oil for eastern Canada ?

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      #17
      Wiseguy your analysis is simplistic. What about potash, uranium, forestry, tourism, manufacturing, health care, education, utilities, communication, tech? All sectors contribute to the economy. Oil and ag are important in some provinces but are a relatively small part in the whole country.

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        #18
        Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
        Saudi oil is my big thorn in the side as well . Blood oil over domestic oil - the hypocrisy is sick .
        Is there going to be a carbon tax applied to that Saudi oil for eastern Canada ?
        Oh come on now, the Saudi's are such good stewards of the land they shouldn't be paying carbon taxes.
        Even though they fund terrorist groups, throw people off rooftops, stone women, don't let women drive or vote, they seem to be favoured by eastern Canada vs the evil provinces of Saskatchewan or Alberta.

        According to Trudeau its more environmentally to have oil sent to eastern Canada by tanker from the Middle East than sent from a pipeline in Western Canada.

        The only positive is that the Saudis won't have as much say anymore since the Clinton Foundation can't be used to buy off the president now.

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          #19
          The only reason Energy East was proposed was they didn't get Keystone XL and all the other pipeline proposals looked difficult to achieve as well.

          How many pipelines do we need now considering production is not expanding as fast as planned.

          Saudi oil has been coming to Canada for decades and only now you seemed to be concerned about their human rights record?

          Why not just put a ban on Saudi imports? Harper could have easily done that if human rights are the core issue. There are lots of other suppliers.

          I think cost and quality has been driving Saudi imports. Without a pipeline it was cheaper to import oil into the east coast refineries.

          What size are the refineries in Ontario, Quebec and the Maritimes? How much do they need?

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            #20
            Just pointing out the hypocrisy of eastern Canada . I Don't care how long they have been importing Saudi oil or what party started it - its wrong .
            They continually slam dirty oil from Alberta - have taken huge transfer payments from the west while helping sponsor a known terrorist state. Now in a panic to close dirty coal as well , all the while saying it's ok and economical to import blood oil from Saudi .... follow the money
            Environmentalists out east don't say a word about this ever. The same ones who think this carbon tax is going to save the climate ...

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              #21
              Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
              Just pointing out the hypocrisy of eastern Canada . I Don't care how long they have been importing Saudi oil or what party started it - its wrong .
              They continually slam dirty oil from Alberta - have taken huge transfer payments from the west while helping sponsor a known terrorist state. Now in a panic to close dirty coal as well , all the while saying it's ok and economical to import blood oil from Saudi .... follow the money
              Environmentalists out east don't say a word about this ever. The same ones who think this carbon tax is going to save the climate ...
              yea wtf ? why aren't the greens or human rights activists asking why ?...

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                #22
                should have been east west pipelines a long time ago. Why not cut the imports and use that as a bullshit
                number to reduce carbon in the fuel it takes to bring that oil across the ocean.

                We should be using domestic oil 100% whether its higher or lower price just so we aren t subject to anything they want to impose on us.

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
                  Stonepicker the price of oil went down because of oversupply and lower demand. Not because of the NDP in Alberta or Trudeau in Ottawa.

                  Agriville is kind of useless when you get so many ill tempered responses that add nothing to the debate. Pretty much a waste of time!
                  Well then by all means, find another spot to invest your time!

                  I don't think many here would mind at all.

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by caseih View Post
                    yea wtf ? why aren't the greens or human rights activists asking why ?...
                    Why? You don't bite the hand that feeds you.

                    Because they are being funded by middle-east oil interests, that's why.

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                      #25
                      So if everyone who wants an exemption from the new tax gets one, who is left to pay it???
                      We wont be able to look Joe Lunchbox in the eye.
                      A cost free tax is a better scam than successfully selling the London bridge! Sure wish it went to nurses and teachers instead.

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                        #26
                        Or utility right of ways.

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                          #27
                          Do u believe everything you read chuck chuck??

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                            #28
                            Originally posted by stonepicker View Post
                            Do u believe everything you read chuck chuck??
                            do you even read any of it chuck?????

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                              #29
                              There should be a tariff on Saudi oil equivalent to the transportation cost in a pipeline. That would increase the price easterners pay for that oil and equalize our loss in not being able to access a market in our own country. Fair is fair! We don't let milk, eggs and poultry into this country because we want to protect domestic production, what about oil? Just think how much eastern debt could be serviced with the duty.

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