[greeneyes]

Thomas Wictor boosted- I edited out bad word title:

I have no personal knowledge of the science/math presented:

Jaxmobile @Jaxmobile@social.quodverum.com From @powerfader on gab Re: Keystone pipeline

https://social.quodverum.com/@Jaxmobile/105717019029550147

[greeneyes]

Statement of Capital Police and Sergant at Arms:

https://int.nyt.com/data/documenttools/capitol-police-sergeant-at-arms/4edd6c362b9303dc/full.pdf

On Jan 4, Capital Police Board denied request to declare a state of emergency, and request to acquire National Guard Support.

Excerpt about Jan 5 Incidents:

However, I do believe certain challenges the Department faced the day of the attack could have been overcome with additional preparation.

First, it became clear early on that the Department needed much more manpower than what was available. We received immediate assistance from the MPD who sent a hundred officers within minutes of the initial breach of the outer security perimeter.

Chief Sund immediately coordinated with federal agencies and law enforcement partners across the area to gain additional boots on the ground. He also lobbied the Board for authorization to bring in the National Guard, but he was not granted authorization for over an hour.

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

Keystone was ended without ever transporting a drop of Canadian oil.
However, that oil isn’t just sitting in the Canadian Rockies...and hasn’t been since the inception of the Keystone Project in ~2005.
Since we have not seen the “transport traffic” explained by Wictor...what is actually happening to that Canadian oil?
It is /certainly/ being produced.

And, BTW, TCEnergy (nee TransCanada) is not an oil producer...they build and operate pipelines.
I know, I used to work for them and was actually identified as the environmental compliance administrator for 1 one of the Keystone pipelines (into Illinois).
Back to Canadian oil.

The rules of well physics and government regulations demand a “use it or lose it” position for the oil companies.
So, what has been happening to the bulk of that oil?
Some sees US soil via trains but the majority of the Alberta Sands oil is being pipelined to the Canadian west coast and shipped overseas on contract to China.
Any wonder there are Chinee soldiers over on that Canuck island?
They are protecting their investment from interruption.