DiabloWags said:

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Spending what you don't have while dealing with higher fuel, electricity, and grocery prices.

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DiabloWags said:

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I'm doing well.
Thanks.

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DiabloWags said:

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I have no need to "thank" Donald Trump for paying $120,000 cash for a new Macan GTS.

It was my investment capital at risk.
Not his.

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DiabloWags said:

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dajo9 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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I'm sure this will wind-up working out well . . .
Saving rate at only 4.1%



Core Inflation Moderates While Real Spending Jumps

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Savings rate goes down when stock market goes up because people tap into wealth for spending.

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Half of American's don't even own stocks.

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DiabloWags said:

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ChudBear said:

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DiabloWags said:

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I have no need to "thank" Donald Trump for paying $120,000 cash for a new Macan GTS.

It was my investment capital at risk.
Not his.

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Your risk that he doubled this year for you.

Thank Daddy Trump, after you take the plastic off. Thank Abbott for getting your boy elected!

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Absurd.
Trump doubled my RISK?

Too funny!

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The entire interior U.S. should be alarmed as Canada fast tracks a new crude oil pipeline from Alberta to Canada's West Coast that will push more of Canada's oil away from U.S. refineries that rely on it, and could negatively impact U.S. refineries. pic.twitter.com/CErJl5dtJk

— Patrick De Haan (@GasBuddyGuy) October 1, 2026

Cal88 said:

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Consequences of shafting our closest economic partner, Canadian oil is headed to China, Japan, S Korea:

The entire interior U.S. should be alarmed as Canada fast tracks a new crude oil pipeline from Alberta to Canada's West Coast that will push more of Canada's oil away from U.S. refineries that rely on it, and could negatively impact U.S. refineries. pic.twitter.com/CErJl5dtJk

— Patrick De Haan (@GasBuddyGuy) October 1, 2026

Canada is the 4th largest oil producer in the world, with a current output of 5M barrels per day, vs. 1.5mbpd for Venezuela.

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Cal88 said:

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Consequences of shafting our closest economic partner, Canadian oil is headed to China, Japan, S Korea:

The entire interior U.S. should be alarmed as Canada fast tracks a new crude oil pipeline from Alberta to Canada's West Coast that will push more of Canada's oil away from U.S. refineries that rely on it, and could negatively impact U.S. refineries. pic.twitter.com/CErJl5dtJk

— Patrick De Haan (@GasBuddyGuy) October 1, 2026

Canada is the 4th largest oil producer in the world, with a current output of 5M barrels per day, vs. 1.5mbpd for Venezuela.

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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Cal88 said:

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Consequences of shafting our closest economic partner, Canadian oil is headed to China, Japan, S Korea:

The entire interior U.S. should be alarmed as Canada fast tracks a new crude oil pipeline from Alberta to Canada's West Coast that will push more of Canada's oil away from U.S. refineries that rely on it, and could negatively impact U.S. refineries. pic.twitter.com/CErJl5dtJk

— Patrick De Haan (@GasBuddyGuy) October 1, 2026

Canada is the 4th largest oil producer in the world, with a current output of 5M barrels per day, vs. 1.5mbpd for Venezuela.

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Once we get adult leadership in the White House, I suspect having an oil pipeline into British Columbia will lower prices and improve oil supplies into the Pacific Northwest and perhaps California. Works for me.

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Cal88 said:

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ChudBear said:

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Cal88 said:

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Consequences of shafting our closest economic partner, Canadian oil is headed to China, Japan, S Korea:

The entire interior U.S. should be alarmed as Canada fast tracks a new crude oil pipeline from Alberta to Canada's West Coast that will push more of Canada's oil away from U.S. refineries that rely on it, and could negatively impact U.S. refineries. pic.twitter.com/CErJl5dtJk

— Patrick De Haan (@GasBuddyGuy) October 1, 2026

Canada is the 4th largest oil producer in the world, with a current output of 5M barrels per day, vs. 1.5mbpd for Venezuela.

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Canadian fast track. The odds of this actually happening are not high. Canada is drowning, who is going to pay the $30 billion for this project?

Interesting that Carney's pipeline pivot comes just 18 days before the Alberta referendum. This is a photo op.

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As to that crude getting to the west coast, most of the refining of heavier grades crude is in and around the Gulf of Mexico, Canadian oil gets shipped directly there via pipelines.

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ChudBear said:

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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Cal88 said:

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Consequences of shafting our closest economic partner, Canadian oil is headed to China, Japan, S Korea:

The entire interior U.S. should be alarmed as Canada fast tracks a new crude oil pipeline from Alberta to Canada's West Coast that will push more of Canada's oil away from U.S. refineries that rely on it, and could negatively impact U.S. refineries. pic.twitter.com/CErJl5dtJk

— Patrick De Haan (@GasBuddyGuy) October 1, 2026

Canada is the 4th largest oil producer in the world, with a current output of 5M barrels per day, vs. 1.5mbpd for Venezuela.

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Once we get adult leadership in the White House, I suspect having an oil pipeline into British Columbia will lower prices and improve oil supplies into the Pacific Northwest and perhaps California. Works for me.

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Did you read what Cal88 just posted? How would this benefit the US if it's not going to the US?

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ChudBear said:

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Cal88 said:

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ChudBear said:

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Cal88 said:

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Consequences of shafting our closest economic partner, Canadian oil is headed to China, Japan, S Korea:

The entire interior U.S. should be alarmed as Canada fast tracks a new crude oil pipeline from Alberta to Canada's West Coast that will push more of Canada's oil away from U.S. refineries that rely on it, and could negatively impact U.S. refineries. pic.twitter.com/CErJl5dtJk

— Patrick De Haan (@GasBuddyGuy) October 1, 2026

Canada is the 4th largest oil producer in the world, with a current output of 5M barrels per day, vs. 1.5mbpd for Venezuela.

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Canadian fast track. The odds of this actually happening are not high. Canada is drowning, who is going to pay the $30 billion for this project?

Interesting that Carney's pipeline pivot comes just 18 days before the Alberta referendum. This is a photo op.

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As to that crude getting to the west coast, most of the refining of heavier grades crude is in and around the Gulf of Mexico, Canadian oil gets shipped directly there via pipelines.

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You think they will still have access to those pipelines if they cut off US supply? Nope.

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DiabloWags said:

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"Project development will be led by Trans Mountain, the state-owned company behind the country's only operating oil pipeline to the west coast, which has a capacity of about 890,000 barrels a day following an expansion that came online in 2024. Pembina Pipeline has agreed to join the construction as a private sector investor."

This will help Canada export an additional 1 million barrels of crude per day to Asia.

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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ChudBear said:

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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Cal88 said:

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Consequences of shafting our closest economic partner, Canadian oil is headed to China, Japan, S Korea:

The entire interior U.S. should be alarmed as Canada fast tracks a new crude oil pipeline from Alberta to Canada's West Coast that will push more of Canada's oil away from U.S. refineries that rely on it, and could negatively impact U.S. refineries. pic.twitter.com/CErJl5dtJk

— Patrick De Haan (@GasBuddyGuy) October 1, 2026

Canada is the 4th largest oil producer in the world, with a current output of 5M barrels per day, vs. 1.5mbpd for Venezuela.

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Once we get adult leadership in the White House, I suspect having an oil pipeline into British Columbia will lower prices and improve oil supplies into the Pacific Northwest and perhaps California. Works for me.

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Did you read what Cal88 just posted? How would this benefit the US if it's not going to the US?

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I'm looking past the next year or two. Most likely, 5-10 years from now, we'll mend our fences with Canada. Tariffs will be consigned to the trash heap of history and suddenly a trading partner just across the border from Vancouver will look more desirable than transporting oil by ship to other parts of the world.

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ChudBear said:

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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ChudBear said:

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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Cal88 said:

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Consequences of shafting our closest economic partner, Canadian oil is headed to China, Japan, S Korea:

The entire interior U.S. should be alarmed as Canada fast tracks a new crude oil pipeline from Alberta to Canada's West Coast that will push more of Canada's oil away from U.S. refineries that rely on it, and could negatively impact U.S. refineries. pic.twitter.com/CErJl5dtJk

— Patrick De Haan (@GasBuddyGuy) October 1, 2026

Canada is the 4th largest oil producer in the world, with a current output of 5M barrels per day, vs. 1.5mbpd for Venezuela.

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Once we get adult leadership in the White House, I suspect having an oil pipeline into British Columbia will lower prices and improve oil supplies into the Pacific Northwest and perhaps California. Works for me.

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Did you read what Cal88 just posted? How would this benefit the US if it's not going to the US?

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I'm looking past the next year or two. Most likely, 5-10 years from now, we'll mend our fences with Canada. Tariffs will be consigned to the trash heap of history and suddenly a trading partner just across the border from Vancouver will look more desirable than transporting oil by ship to other parts of the world.

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Canada won't be able to make it 5-10 years without the pipelines running through the US.

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cal83dls79 said:

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ChudBear said:

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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ChudBear said:

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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Cal88 said:

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Consequences of shafting our closest economic partner, Canadian oil is headed to China, Japan, S Korea:

The entire interior U.S. should be alarmed as Canada fast tracks a new crude oil pipeline from Alberta to Canada's West Coast that will push more of Canada's oil away from U.S. refineries that rely on it, and could negatively impact U.S. refineries. pic.twitter.com/CErJl5dtJk

— Patrick De Haan (@GasBuddyGuy) October 1, 2026

Canada is the 4th largest oil producer in the world, with a current output of 5M barrels per day, vs. 1.5mbpd for Venezuela.

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Once we get adult leadership in the White House, I suspect having an oil pipeline into British Columbia will lower prices and improve oil supplies into the Pacific Northwest and perhaps California. Works for me.

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Did you read what Cal88 just posted? How would this benefit the US if it's not going to the US?

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I'm looking past the next year or two. Most likely, 5-10 years from now, we'll mend our fences with Canada. Tariffs will be consigned to the trash heap of history and suddenly a trading partner just across the border from Vancouver will look more desirable than transporting oil by ship to other parts of the world.

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Canada won't be able to make it 5-10 years without the pipelines running through the US.

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and we would have accomplished exactly what? Bringing our fierce enemy to its knees? What you are suggesting is actually the more pipe dreamy.

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cal83dls79 said:

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ChudBear said:

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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ChudBear said:

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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Cal88 said:

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Consequences of shafting our closest economic partner, Canadian oil is headed to China, Japan, S Korea:

The entire interior U.S. should be alarmed as Canada fast tracks a new crude oil pipeline from Alberta to Canada's West Coast that will push more of Canada's oil away from U.S. refineries that rely on it, and could negatively impact U.S. refineries. pic.twitter.com/CErJl5dtJk

— Patrick De Haan (@GasBuddyGuy) October 1, 2026

Canada is the 4th largest oil producer in the world, with a current output of 5M barrels per day, vs. 1.5mbpd for Venezuela.

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Once we get adult leadership in the White House, I suspect having an oil pipeline into British Columbia will lower prices and improve oil supplies into the Pacific Northwest and perhaps California. Works for me.

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Did you read what Cal88 just posted? How would this benefit the US if it's not going to the US?

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I'm looking past the next year or two. Most likely, 5-10 years from now, we'll mend our fences with Canada. Tariffs will be consigned to the trash heap of history and suddenly a trading partner just across the border from Vancouver will look more desirable than transporting oil by ship to other parts of the world.

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Canada won't be able to make it 5-10 years without the pipelines running through the US.

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and we would have accomplished exactly what? Bringing our fierce enemy to its knees? What you are suggesting is actually the more pipe dreamy.

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DiabloWags said:

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cal83dls79 said:

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ChudBear said:

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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ChudBear said:

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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Cal88 said:

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Consequences of shafting our closest economic partner, Canadian oil is headed to China, Japan, S Korea:

The entire interior U.S. should be alarmed as Canada fast tracks a new crude oil pipeline from Alberta to Canada's West Coast that will push more of Canada's oil away from U.S. refineries that rely on it, and could negatively impact U.S. refineries. pic.twitter.com/CErJl5dtJk

— Patrick De Haan (@GasBuddyGuy) October 1, 2026

Canada is the 4th largest oil producer in the world, with a current output of 5M barrels per day, vs. 1.5mbpd for Venezuela.

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Once we get adult leadership in the White House, I suspect having an oil pipeline into British Columbia will lower prices and improve oil supplies into the Pacific Northwest and perhaps California. Works for me.

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Did you read what Cal88 just posted? How would this benefit the US if it's not going to the US?

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I'm looking past the next year or two. Most likely, 5-10 years from now, we'll mend our fences with Canada. Tariffs will be consigned to the trash heap of history and suddenly a trading partner just across the border from Vancouver will look more desirable than transporting oil by ship to other parts of the world.

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Canada won't be able to make it 5-10 years without the pipelines running through the US.

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and we would have accomplished exactly what? Bringing our fierce enemy to its knees? What you are suggesting is actually the more pipe dreamy.

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He doesn't seem to know who owns the pipeline companies Enbridge or TC Energy, which owns Keystone.

I will take CANADA for $800 Alex!

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ChudBear said:

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DiabloWags said:

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cal83dls79 said:

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ChudBear said:

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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ChudBear said:

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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Cal88 said:

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Consequences of shafting our closest economic partner, Canadian oil is headed to China, Japan, S Korea:

The entire interior U.S. should be alarmed as Canada fast tracks a new crude oil pipeline from Alberta to Canada's West Coast that will push more of Canada's oil away from U.S. refineries that rely on it, and could negatively impact U.S. refineries. pic.twitter.com/CErJl5dtJk

— Patrick De Haan (@GasBuddyGuy) October 1, 2026

Canada is the 4th largest oil producer in the world, with a current output of 5M barrels per day, vs. 1.5mbpd for Venezuela.

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Once we get adult leadership in the White House, I suspect having an oil pipeline into British Columbia will lower prices and improve oil supplies into the Pacific Northwest and perhaps California. Works for me.

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Did you read what Cal88 just posted? How would this benefit the US if it's not going to the US?

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I'm looking past the next year or two. Most likely, 5-10 years from now, we'll mend our fences with Canada. Tariffs will be consigned to the trash heap of history and suddenly a trading partner just across the border from Vancouver will look more desirable than transporting oil by ship to other parts of the world.

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Canada won't be able to make it 5-10 years without the pipelines running through the US.

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and we would have accomplished exactly what? Bringing our fierce enemy to its knees? What you are suggesting is actually the more pipe dreamy.

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He doesn't seem to know who owns the pipeline companies Enbridge or TC Energy, which owns Keystone.

I will take CANADA for $800 Alex!

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This is so dumb. You think the US will allow Canada to continue sending oil through US territory?

Alex is also dead.

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DiabloWags said:

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ChudBear said:

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DiabloWags said:

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cal83dls79 said:

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ChudBear said:

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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ChudBear said:

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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Cal88 said:

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Consequences of shafting our closest economic partner, Canadian oil is headed to China, Japan, S Korea:

The entire interior U.S. should be alarmed as Canada fast tracks a new crude oil pipeline from Alberta to Canada's West Coast that will push more of Canada's oil away from U.S. refineries that rely on it, and could negatively impact U.S. refineries. pic.twitter.com/CErJl5dtJk

— Patrick De Haan (@GasBuddyGuy) October 1, 2026

Canada is the 4th largest oil producer in the world, with a current output of 5M barrels per day, vs. 1.5mbpd for Venezuela.

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Once we get adult leadership in the White House, I suspect having an oil pipeline into British Columbia will lower prices and improve oil supplies into the Pacific Northwest and perhaps California. Works for me.

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Did you read what Cal88 just posted? How would this benefit the US if it's not going to the US?

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I'm looking past the next year or two. Most likely, 5-10 years from now, we'll mend our fences with Canada. Tariffs will be consigned to the trash heap of history and suddenly a trading partner just across the border from Vancouver will look more desirable than transporting oil by ship to other parts of the world.

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Canada won't be able to make it 5-10 years without the pipelines running through the US.

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and we would have accomplished exactly what? Bringing our fierce enemy to its knees? What you are suggesting is actually the more pipe dreamy.

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He doesn't seem to know who owns the pipeline companies Enbridge or TC Energy, which owns Keystone.

I will take CANADA for $800 Alex!

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This is so dumb. You think the US will allow Canada to continue sending oil through US territory?

Alex is also dead.

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Yes, it's really dumb.

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ChudBear said:

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cal83dls79 said:

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ChudBear said:

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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ChudBear said:

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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Cal88 said:

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Consequences of shafting our closest economic partner, Canadian oil is headed to China, Japan, S Korea:

The entire interior U.S. should be alarmed as Canada fast tracks a new crude oil pipeline from Alberta to Canada's West Coast that will push more of Canada's oil away from U.S. refineries that rely on it, and could negatively impact U.S. refineries. pic.twitter.com/CErJl5dtJk

— Patrick De Haan (@GasBuddyGuy) October 1, 2026

Canada is the 4th largest oil producer in the world, with a current output of 5M barrels per day, vs. 1.5mbpd for Venezuela.

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Once we get adult leadership in the White House, I suspect having an oil pipeline into British Columbia will lower prices and improve oil supplies into the Pacific Northwest and perhaps California. Works for me.

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Did you read what Cal88 just posted? How would this benefit the US if it's not going to the US?

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I'm looking past the next year or two. Most likely, 5-10 years from now, we'll mend our fences with Canada. Tariffs will be consigned to the trash heap of history and suddenly a trading partner just across the border from Vancouver will look more desirable than transporting oil by ship to other parts of the world.

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Canada won't be able to make it 5-10 years without the pipelines running through the US.

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and we would have accomplished exactly what? Bringing our fierce enemy to its knees? What you are suggesting is actually the more pipe dreamy.

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I'm not suggesting anything. It's a fact that the pipelines Canada uses run through the US.

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