Note to Quebec

[hal53]

your next load of oil from Saudi Arabia might be a couple days late. They were busy having a party to celebrate the execution of the 70th prisoner so far in 2016....but they do send a thank you for your support....

[Domestique]

Makes perfect sense to post this on The Alberta Outdoorsmen Forum.



Edit- Is your statement in protest of Quebec refineries purchasing foreign oil or are you against the death penalty?

[hal53]

Originally Posted by Domestique

Makes perfect sense to post this on The Alberta Outdoorsmen Forum.

yup....key word being "Alberta"

[Okotokian]

Originally Posted by Domestique

Is your statement in protest of Quebec refineries purchasing foreign oil or are you against the death penalty?

LOL When you put it that way, lots of guys here gonna start advocating for increased importation of Saudi oil.

[IR_mike]

Originally Posted by Domestique

Makes perfect sense to post this on The Alberta Outdoorsmen Forum.



Edit- Is your statement in protest of Quebec refineries purchasing foreign oil or are you against the death penalty?

Have you done anything un-Islamic lately we should know about?

[mad mountain mike]

Quebec's only concerned with what she can take out of the country not what she can contribute. While we welcome French immigrant workers here in Alberta the opposite cannot be said.

[elkhunter11]

Originally Posted by mad mountain mike

Quebec's only concerned with what she can take out of the country not what she can contribute. While we welcome French immigrant workers here in Alberta the opposite cannot be said.

Nothing has changed, Quebec's only interest in belonging to Canada, has always been to take what it can get from Canada, while giving nothing in return.

[sns2]

The hypocrisy of Quebecois boggles the mind

[hal53]

Originally Posted by sns2

The hypocrisy of Quebecois boggles the mind

that was my point.....which "most" people got....

[Mountain Guy]

Fair enough...but not sure why the inclusion of the death penalties.
Whole different topic.

[hal53]

Originally Posted by Mountain Guy

Fair enough...but not sure why the inclusion of the death penalties.
Whole different topic.

I guess t was used to point out the Saudi's exemplary record on human rights....

[antlercarver]

They dont want a pipeline with dirty oil but will buy bloody oil

[waterninja]

Originally Posted by elkhunter11

Nothing has changed, Quebec's only interest in belonging to Canada, has always been to take what it can get from Canada, while giving nothing in return.

How about that. I agree 100% with what Elk said. Alberta should threaten to seperate.

[jlgsgw]

I love Quebec, unfortunately it's full of quebec'ers though..... lol

[norwestalta]

Originally Posted by jlgsgw

I love Quebec, unfortunately it's ful of quebec'ers though..... lol

This a curable situation. The Donald will build the south wall. all we have to do is build the other three walls then fill er up.

[jlgsgw]

Originally Posted by norwestalta

This a curable situation. The Donald will build the south wall. all we have to do is build the other three walls then fill er up.

And we'll get Quebec to pay for it? Lol

[elkhunter11]

Originally Posted by norwestalta

This a curable situation. The Donald will build the south wall. all we have to do is build the other three walls then fill er up.

It would make a good toxic waste dump.

[norwestalta]

Originally Posted by elkhunter11

It would make a good toxic waste dump.

Maybe but it'll soften up the Canadian Shield for digging

[norwestalta]

Originally Posted by elkhunter11

It would make a good toxic waste dump.

There's lots of Critters in the water that eat frogs

[Joe Quiroga]

I tend to stay out of the political discussions but aren't the owners of the biggest refineries out east HQ'd in Alberta?

And while a lot of oil is tankered in overseas I'm pretty sure the US is the largest supplier to Canada.

Not really understanding the point of the first post.

[hal53]

Originally Posted by Joe Quiroga

I tend to stay out of the political discussions but aren't the owners of the biggest refineries out east HQ'd in Alberta?

And while a lot of oil is tankered in overseas I'm pretty sure the US is the largest supplier to Canada.

Not really understanding the point of the first post.

No on the first point and no on the second as well....

[Joe Quiroga]

Originally Posted by hal53

No on the first point and no on the second as well....

I quickly Googled to fact check but right off the bat Husky and Shell are both HQ'd in Calgary. I also checked the NRC and found:

Canada’s Eastern refineries import oil from a variety of oil-producing countries. The United States recently became the largest source for imported oil.

So?

[hal53]

Originally Posted by Joe Quiroga

I quickly Googled to fact check but right off the bat Husky and Shell are both HQ'd in Calgary. I also checked the NRC and found:

Canada’s Eastern refineries import oil from a variety of oil-producing countries. The United States recently became the largest source for imported oil.

So?

Up until a couple months ago, the US had a law on it's books prohibiting exporting oil since the embargo of the early 70's, until they started producing their shale oil, Canada was their highest percentage of oil imports at 38% of the total they imported. and yes, Shell and Husky do have offices in Calgary, you could make a point of Husky being the world headquarters for their oil production, but certainly not Shell Oil. Yes, Canada does import oil from more countries than Saudi, Nigeria and Venezuela come to mind. The point I was making is it seems the Quebec politicians would have tankers full of oil from half way around the world coming into Montreal via the sewage pit that is now the St. Lawrence seaway, than get it from converting the flow of a pipeline that is already more than 2/3 built

[Purple Farmer]

Originally Posted by Joe Quiroga

I quickly Googled to fact check but right off the bat Husky and Shell are both HQ'd in Calgary. I also checked the NRC and found:

Canada’s Eastern refineries import oil from a variety of oil-producing countries. The United States recently became the largest source for imported oil.

So?

I just googled "can you believe the Internet" it said no and yes, go figure.

[Domestique]

Originally Posted by hal53

Up until a couple months ago, the US had a law on it's books prohibiting exporting oil since the embargo of the early 70's, until they started producing their shale oil, Canada was their highest percentage of oil imports at 38% of the total they imported. and yes, Shell and Husky do have offices in Calgary, you could make a point of Husky being the world headquarters for their oil production, but certainly not Shell Oil. Yes, Canada does import oil from more countries than Saudi, Nigeria and Venezuela come to mind. The point I was making is it seems the Quebec politicians would have tankers full of oil from half way around the world coming into Montreal via the sewage pit that is now the St. Lawrence seaway, than get it from converting the flow of a pipeline that is already more than 2/3 built

We get you you don't agree. Same as myself and I would think the majority of posters in your topic. Have you written your MP to express your discontent, or is your post purely for our entertainment value?

[norwestalta]

Could Alberta supply enough oil to keep the refineries going?

[hal53]

Originally Posted by Domestique

We get you you don't agree. Same as myself and I would think the majority of posters in your topic. Have you written your MP to express your discontent, or is your post purely for our entertainment value?

Entirely for your entertainment and amusement.....

[Purple Farmer]

Originally Posted by hal53

Entirely for your entertainment and amusement.....

Oh how I laughed.

[Domestique]

Originally Posted by norwestalta

Could Alberta supply enough oil to keep the refineries going?

I believe Alberta's daily production is about 500k- 600k boe/day. So I'd say yes.

[Domestique]

Originally Posted by hal53

entirely for your entertainment and amusement.....

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