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Got in a pissing match (text messaging) a few years ago and became acquainted with the way a liberal mind works. Finally deleted the texts and blocked his phone number this spring when he started calling me names (typical liberal). Through the g**** vines I hear he has depleated his savings,started using the food bank,and is shitting in a 5 gallon (20 L) bucket .I don't feel sorry for him but I would like to thank the Liberals for deepening my resolve to separate.

Ps LOL and LMAO Liberals

[WiltonRanch]

Got in a pissing match (text messaging) a few years ago and became acquainted with the way a liberal mind works. Finally deleted the texts and blocked his phone number this spring when he started calling me names (typical liberal). Through the g**** vines I hear he has depleated his savings,started using the food bank,and is shitting in a 5 gallon (20 L) bucket .I don't feel sorry for him but I would like to thank the Liberals for deepening my resolve to separate.

Ps LOL and LMAO Liberals

Funny you say. I had a lifelong friend whom got pissy and name called for Facebook posts I made. I unfriended him and never had anything to do with since 2015. Got another friend on Facebook a real liberal and we comment on one another’s stuff but in a civil friendly manner cause he’s at least intelligent the other a moron with no high school diploma. I have no time rhetoric and vitriol.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Bank-Of-America-Oil-Demand-Growth-To-Hit-Zero-Within-A-Decade.html

Bank Of America: Oil Demand Growth To Hit Zero Within A Decade
By Nick Cunningham - Feb 05, 2019, 6:00 PM CST

“The major driver of structural change in oil demand trends in the next five years and beyond is expected to be electric vehicles,” BofAML said. By 2020, EVs will capture 5 percent of global vehicle sales, which will balloon to 40 percent by 2030, before rising to 95 percent by 2050.

All of that implies a peak in oil demand by 2030, a little over a decade from now. We are in the midst of the “biggest structural shift in demand growth since the proliferation of the car began in the early 1900s,” BofAML concluded.


There are numerous different forecasts available on the outlook for oil. There are too many unknown factors to be certain what will happen. Pick one or look at them all before you decide who's likely correct.

I specifically said fossil fuels, the forecast you posted is only about oil. Unless the greens decide to embrace nuclear in a very big way about 10 years ago, they could convert to 100% EV's by 2030, and still not put a dent in fossil fuel usage. Since electricity to power the EV's will still come primarily from fossil fuels.

And the other inconvenient fact is that we will need to reverse the declining sales of EV's starting yesterday if they want to have any hope of reaching 40% by 2030. Try a quick google search of EV, with the word collapse, or decline, throw in global as well if you want. Any way you measure it, EV sales are dropping drastically since governments quit subsidizing them, especially in China.

Either way, lets bookmark this forecast and revisit it in 10 years. I somehow expect it will be about as accurate as B of A's forecast of the subprime crisis, and they were intimately involved in that one, but still couldn't see it coming.

[chuckChuck]

There is only one explanation for why the Bank Of America would forecast peak oil by 2030 and large scale adoption of EVs because they must be part of the fraud and conspiracy of climate change!

No doubt they are left wing eco warrior socialists! LOL

I did mention that there are numerous different forecasts on oil supply and demand. The Bank of America's is just one of many!

[AlbertaFarmer5]

There is only one explanation for why the Bank Of America would forecast peak oil by 2030 and large scale adoption of EVs because they must be part of the fraud and conspiracy of climate change!

No doubt they are left wing eco warrior socialists! LOL

I did mention that there are numerous different forecasts on oil supply and demand. The Bank of America's is just one of many!

When did I insinuate any of that? Your article is 8 months old, perhaps their forecasters didn't foresee the trend change in EV sales coming due to consumers responding to basic, and well known market forces, in their forecast?

I'm more concerned about the poster who purposefully chose an article about oil use when I specifically asked about fossil fuels. Can you perhaps address where you think the energy for 90% EV's is going to come from, given current trends in energy production?

[Taiga]

By far, far, the most use of petroleum is industrial fuel and products. Passenger vehicle fuel use is nothing, EV numbers don’t matter. But all people in the city with no industry experience can comprehend is the gas in their cars.

[Radical]

Can anyone pinpoint the time when Canada went totally bonkers and decided to destroy this once great country?

[bucket]

When career politicians started listening to bureaucrats instead of respected people telling bureaucrats what to do....IMHO

[parsley]

So 4 provinces separate.Which has been said can happen but as easy as walking across the Rockys barefoot.pretty soon 1 of those provinces unhappy about supporting the other 3.It separates.?? Then maybe parts of that province is tired of supporting the rest of the province.It separates??The point is even in the west most people benefit from outside money coming into their area they live in.If Westix runs candidates in the next election who's seats do you think they will take ?

Divorce is divorce. If there is no respect, no compatibility, no concessions, but your existence is decades of doing as you’re told, of poverty, of being looked down upon, well, expect to be divorced.