Re: Friday Five Mar 25
1. Did Ukraine make a mistake giving up it's nuclear weapons in 1994? Yes 2. What was the most egregious scientific hoax of the 20th century? Anthropogenic global warming aka climate change. 3. Should
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Pat Trivers
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Re: [M-Positive} Re: [PhilosophicalM] Trudeau at the EU parliament
My big concern is that not enough people are really tuned into just how bad the fake news media is.? Trump made it a front-page issue but I'm not sure there will be a strong enough personality to
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jimntempe
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Re: Friday Five Mar 25
Yes, of course they did. Piltdown Man Currently there's not enough evidence to conclude that they shouldn't be allowed. Time will tell, though. Putin Not so much Aloha, Celeste
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a1thighmaster
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Re: Friday Five Mar 25
1. Did Ukraine make a ,mistake giving up it's nuclear weapons in 1994? Emphatically yes - there is a saying about the future of sheep who sit down to dinner with wolves 2.? What was the most
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mrvnchpmn
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Friday Five Mar 25
1. Did Ukraine make a ,mistake giving up it's nuclear weapons in 21994? 2.? What was the most egregious scientific hoax of the 20th century? 3.? Should biological males who self identify as female
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mrvnchpmn
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Re: [M-Positive} Re: [PhilosophicalM] Trudeau at the EU parliament
Well, at least the people have been shown clearly over the past two years that "the news" has in our time become effectively a propaganda arm of the ruling establishment. Whether or not the people
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David Smith
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Re: [M-Positive} Trudeau at the EU parliament
America and Canada are both ruled by fools. This is possible because of two things. The first is that both use majority rule. The second, which follows on from the first, is that both have become
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David Smith
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Re: [PhilosophicalM] Trudeau at the EU parliament
Post Script - just watched a clip from tonight's CBC National news, in which they report on the meeting at the EU today. They talked about how Trudeau addressed parliament, but just showed him close
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Pat Trivers
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Trudeau at the EU parliament
Justin Trudeau has been swanning around Europe lately, meeting with world leaders, pretending to be helping to solve the Russia/ Ukraine problems. We Canadians here at home wonder why the world
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Pat Trivers
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Re: Keystone cancellation
For purposes of reatity - virtually all energy that humans use come from the sun - the only exceptions are geothermal and tidal. Marvin Well, hello Tom. Haven't heard from you in years. Sorry to see
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mrvnchpmn
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Re: Keystone cancellation
Well, hello Tom. Haven't heard from you in years. Sorry to see you're still just as far-left as you used to be. Yes, Canada has developed the cleanest methods in the world for extracting the oil from
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Pat Trivers
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Re: Keystone cancellation
On Monday, March 21, 2022 at 13:33 re: Re: [M-Powered] Keystone cancellati ¡ Pat Trivers <[email protected]>said: Cleanest oil???? * It takes about 30% of the energy to run the extra
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Tom Trottier
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Re: Keystone cancellation
Does that "cleanest"part include the burning of the oil products afterwards? I am a bit set back at the idea of clean internal combustion... :) Darrell G King, MA, RN Rochester, NY, US
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Re: Keystone cancellation
That brings up some of the misleading points that we keep hearing about this war, that Ukraine or Russia produce a high percent of this or that commodity or food to some poor country or worse, some
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Ed Lomas
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Re: Keystone cancellation
touche! Actually, Canada could produce significantly more oil than we do. The Keystone XL pipeline was expected to allow increased production. Canada's oil patch is in Alberta, and Alberta is
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mrvnchpmn
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Re: Keystone cancellation
Actually, Canada could produce significantly more oil than we do. The Keystone XL pipeline was expected to allow increased production. Canada's oil patch is in Alberta, and Alberta is landlocked. We
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Pat Trivers
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Re: Keystone cancellation
Oh you're just trying to bury me in technicalities. The cancelled pipeline, however specific you want you want me to be about the nomenclature, would have delivered more domestic and Canadian oil to
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Ed Lomas
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Re: Keystone cancellation
<<830,000 barrels per day is a lot. Venezuela only produces about 900,000, and it's a major exporter. We're talking exports, not usage. If you're saying that part of Keystone will be shut down when
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FreedomRocks
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Re: Friday Five March 18
<< Very good answers. >> Thank you, Amy. Rhonda
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FreedomRocks
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Re: Keystone cancellation
Ed, The Keystone pipeline has been in operation continuously since 2010. I think you're actually referring to the Keystone XL, which wasn't scheduled to be completed until 2030. It has absolutely no
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a1thighmaster
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