@ItsTheEnforcer@ItsTheEnforcer I like your coverage of conflicts as they happen. However, when conflicts are no longer in the news, your titles become very hyperbolic and click baity.
As for your political commentary... You are simply not good at that your bias shines bright.
@MarioNawfal Most likely will not end up being the deal... By now s guy would think you should be able to see through the crap. I find you provide valueable news content, but you sure require our filters to be on high to dismiss the garbage.
What did the Amalekites do to the Israelites that caused Gods anger?
They attacked Israel in the wilderness when they were at their weakest, with hit and run tactics targeting the stragglers, Women, children and the elderly.
Therefore when an Israelites uses the term Amalekites on a group of terrorist, its the reference to the despicable tactics used by that group of targeting the innocent, women, children and the elderly.
@cenkuygur Glad you recognize Palestine does not exist.
Nor should it until the Palestinian people establish a leadership that can coexist peacefully with Israel.
A Palestinian Country does exist though... Its called Jorden.
When people cause chaos, by harassing Law enforcement, they need to understand that they are creating an environment of high tension, and decisions made in milliseconds that could be life or death. I blame the protesters for creating the situation.
Law enforcement operating under such high pressure and dangerous circumstances need a bit of grace in my opinion.
@elonmusk When someone reposts a comment, the comment gets reposted, but its removed from the context in which the comment was made. Can we get a fix for that @elonmusk
This morning, Mark Carney said Canadian oil will remain ‘competitive’ because it is ‘low risk,’ ‘low cost,’ and ‘low carbon.’ Canadians deserve the truth: Venezuela’s return to global oil markets is a specific threat to Canadian oilsands petroleum in a way that Saudi oil, or other light crudes are not. And we can’t afford to delay any action that will protect our sovereignty and give us new customers to sell it to, especially a pipeline to the Pacific Coast.
Many U.S. refineries, especially on the Gulf Coast, are purpose-built to process heavy crude, a type of oil only found in Canada and Venezuela. They’ve invested billions in specialized equipment, including cokers, that only earn a return when fed heavy barrels. For years, many of these same refineries ran Venezuelan heavy crude until sanctions cut it off and they switched to Canadian oil.
If Venezuelan supply returns, Gulf Coast refineries like Marathon Petroleum in Garyville, Valero in Corpus Christi and Chevron in Pascagoula can easily switch between Venezuelan and Canadian oil without major retooling. In plain terms: for every barrel of Venezuelan oil processed by the U.S., one barrel of Canadian oil will be displaced, first on the Gulf Coast, and eventually in the Midwest, because they compete for the same limited, specialized refinery capacity.
In other words, we need other customers. Fast.
If we don’t get the federal government out of the way of a pipeline to the Pacific, we could suffer enormous losses of jobs, tax revenue and sovereignty. Canada must diversify beyond the U.S. as our only customer. The first and fastest way to do this is by approving and building a pipeline to the Pacific.
Canadians do not need more photo-ops and reassurance, they need the Prime Minister to get out of the way, grant a permit and let private investors and trades workers build a pipe to the Pacific. I am ready to work with the Prime Minister and any party at a moment’s notice to protect our workers and defend our sovereignty.
@MarkJCarney Well I'm interested in what you have built. I have seen nothing. All about what you will do with a vagueness that cannot be measured.
Also what about small companies that aren't unionized, mom and pop shops, the 5 person construction companies? How will they fare?
@MarioNawfal@jacksonhinkle What the hell. I listened to this crap thinking I'll hear the rebuttal from the other side. Why didn't you include that in your little clip?
Well goodness. I for one approve of the pay package, as Elon will need to 6x Tesla's evaluation to get that payout.
If you really think Elon is going to succeed and meet the required goals, then maybe you should buy some Tesla shares.
Its not every day you can 6x your investments.
Well goodness. I for one approve of the pay package, as Elon will need to 6x Tesla's evaluation to get that payout.
If you really think Elon is going to be succeed and meet the required goals, then maybe you should buy some Tesla shares.
Its not every day you can 6x your investments.