northtree

Just trying to figure out this online mess. Open and honest dialogue is what forms the basis of a modern and tolerant society.

[northtree @northtree2]

@maxfawcett You left it open ended.

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@john_tzanis Have to start opposite the valve and work one side bead towards the other. Will message you IRL later.

[northtree @northtree2]

@maxfawcett Not on twitter max. And no, I don’t need to disclose that.

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@maxfawcett And no, you did not say greenfield.

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@maxfawcett “…isn’t …creating any new jobs.” Was your original post. Then you argue that they never will. Which is it?

[northtree @northtree2]

@inky_mark What? Who’d you upset?

[northtree @northtree2]

@David53004862 Got it

[northtree @northtree2]

@maxfawcett They won’t proceed? You’re saying this with absolute certainty? You’ve spoken to CNRL and others? You’re speculating.
There is too much money involved for oil to not continue. 2.8bl/day is a lot.
Willing to bet your annual salary?

[northtree @northtree2]

@maxfawcett @DaleHopp4 Oh, you’re pointing out someone’s profile to me. Thanks, I appreciate that. Is that what you meant by “randon $hit”? Keep in mind I live in the past.

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@DaleHopp4 - Feel free to pass this around to a few oil friendly Twitter folks….

[northtree @northtree2]

@maxfawcett LOL - oil companies have slowed production immensely because they have no ability to get to market. Rail is saturated, pipeline to USA pays less than market rate (western select vs WTI, try checking it). If there was a pipeline, there would be jobs. PERIOD. #Alberta

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@maxfawcett You’re right - they won’t. Not under the current gov’t. (See my statement). Thanks for agreeing.

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@maxfawcett @DaleHopp4 What’s Randon $hit? Something by to do with Radon? Or were you saying Random?

[northtree @northtree2]

@hellosmolworld @maxfawcett Environmental approval over-rules all.
That jurisdiction lies solely with the Federal govt.

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@maxfawcett To add, smaller projects are increasing rapidly right now as oil price rises, but large capital projects won’t happen until change of govt in Ottawa. Oil jobs still impacted until then.

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@maxfawcett If you already know then why ask? To prove you are correct on oil pricing, or to try to discredit the stmnt?
Oil companies are not building major proj. for 2 reasons:
1. Ability to get to market at current pricing.
2. Current fed govt is not supportive.

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@maxfawcett https://t.co/R74iwVksZ8 - great site, check it out. Statement was about output…
Producers are paying to keep the oil in the ground right now by being quota’d as they have max’d out the distribution network.

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@maxfawcett LOL - oil companies have slowed production immensely because they have no ability to get to market. Rail is saturated, pipeline to USA pays less than market rate (western select vs WTI, try checking it). If there was a pipeline, there would be jobs. PERIOD. #Alberta

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@DoctorDyre99 @RBlakeBrown The AR is hard to spot on a small phone screen, it looks like a bastardized union of a Dragunov and an AR.