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No Compromise Possible with Pipeline Opponents
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Saturday, 1 September 2018 19:33
The spectacle of the Kinder Morgan expansion passing all the regulatory hurdles and then being quashed post-approval highlights the extremist attitude of so-called Canadian environmentalists. Saudi Arabian oil? No problem. More oil moved by rail? No problem. US production at record levels? No problem. Full editorial starts at the 0:16 mark.