Posted on Apr 19, 2019
David Staples: 'Eco-colonialists' blocking jobs and prosperity on First Nations, businessman says...
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Canada has the 3rd largest oil reserves in the world but many vow to stop progress to 'save the earth'
Jane Fonda, Neil Young, Greenpeace, The Rockefellers and other U.S.-based eco-communists stop progress on pipelines or energy production or improvements for various political reasons. The Bernie Ssnders -AOC Borg Eco-collective anti-
energy way of thinking is why Alberta just voted in a very Pro-energy, anti-Carbon Tax Governor(Premier) 2 days ago.
Jane Fonda, Neil Young, Greenpeace, The Rockefellers and other U.S.-based eco-communists stop progress on pipelines or energy production or improvements for various political reasons. The Bernie Ssnders -AOC Borg Eco-collective anti-
energy way of thinking is why Alberta just voted in a very Pro-energy, anti-Carbon Tax Governor(Premier) 2 days ago.
David Staples: 'Eco-colonialists' blocking jobs and prosperity on First Nations, businessman says...
Posted from edmontonjournal.com
Climate Change
Oil and Energy
Regulation
Canada
Native Americans
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Is this a case of, I have mine, so you can pay the price? Anyway, it's garbage and I love seeing the pushback from Alberta, Canada. Hopefully the rest of the population will wake up and see how dim the light from solar panels are...
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Lets hope that together in both the US and Canad follow this example and stand up for themselves and take advantage of the huge oil reserves present in both Canada and the US. It seems people in Alberta Province are well aware of the meddling and what need to be done to stop these people that think they know what best for everyone else, well they don't. It seems people in Alberta are getting fed up with this and are in the early stages of doing something about it !
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Rallies held in Alberta’s 2 largest cities to show solidarity with anti-pipeline protesters in...
Amid rising tensions in northern B.C. - where Indigenous protesters are preventing a pipeline company from accessing an area in which it plans to work- dozens of people showed up at a rally in downtown Calgary on Tuesday afternoon to show solidarity with members of the Wet'suwet'en First Nation.
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