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In Washington State? Give me a break.

You are too quick to make judgements. Of course I am not fracking in Washington State. I am an allocation holder in Stanley, Berthold, Dickinson and Trenton ND. My involvement in fracking spans from Bakken wellhead to terminal and terminal transport to Washington state by rail or by pipe to the East Coast. I am working on getting Bakken crude to Cushing and my sales are throughout the USA where transport is economical.

At this very minute I have an employee in Montana and North Dakota who is checking out a new pipe that just came online this past Wednesday. No I am not a pipeline operator or anything like that as I expect you to draw a conclusion based on incomplete considerations. I am merely a new shipper who has passed financial review for the new pipeline.

My non-fracking business spans the globe. But fracking is starting seemingly everywhere.

I didn't read the rest of your post because you are trigger happy. If you think I should read it, if there is anything you think worthwhile in it, let me know but start your reply off with an apology because I did not deserve what was dished out above.

My involvement in fracking spans from Bakken wellhead to terminal and terminal transport to Washington state by rail or by pipe to the East Coast.

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There is no involvement of fracturing downstream of a wellhead. Your description is nonsense.

No, I won't apologize, and yes, you did deserve it. If you are going to be in an industry, at least learn the language. I don't care who you are, at least learn to speak about the industry in such a way that the lowest roustabouts don't look at each other and roll their eyes thinking you are a twit.

If you won't read what I know, continue in your ignorance. You'll still make money, and it is amazing how many people do without having a clue.

BTW, fracking happens downhole. It has been going on for 80 years, but has really come into its heyday with horizontal drilling.

"From wellhead to terminal" is either pipeline or truck transport around here. From there, it's pipeline or rail for the most part. That's transportation and doesn't have squat to do with fracking--it is moving produced oil. I'm not saying that isn't important, but it isn't fracking.

It still doesn't sound like you know what you are talking about.

You might be an investor, but you haven't spent any time doing it from the sound of you.