[Erick Estrada]

The bottom line is that we need to find an alternative fuel to produce high pressure steam. That's it. Easier said than done maybe but that's what we have to do and until that happens this is all for not. Does anyone really think a carbon tax is going to create any solutions? Of course not. It's just an example of taxpayers will shouldering the burden for poor global leadership. Nobody has an answer so lets collect money because we can pat ourselves on the back and say that we are doing our part even if we aren't actually doing anything at all. At the end of the day a carbon tax is simply a means to swindling more money from taxpayers with the "it's for the good of the environment" angle.

I see plenty of people are taking the bait and that's not surprising seeing how climate change is taking shape as the next big religion. Since the dawn of man religion has been used to control the masses but we are moving away from imaginary gods and climate change is the new means for the people running the world to manipulate the masses as they see fit. We already have a lot of people that actually believe that there won't be an earth for their children like doomsday is approaching. It's a matter of time until we have people lining up for climate preachers to touch them on their forehead to clean them of their filthy carbon fueled lifestyle.

Take a look at all the full size pickup trucks on your commute to work today. The top selling vehicle in North America by a big margin is the Ford F150. In fact full size pickups totally dominate all vehicle sales and they are the biggest polluters of any commuter vehicles in the world as you can fuel five Civics to fuel a single full size pickup truck. Until the governments actually do something about that then I will buy into what they are selling but the problem is that would crush Ontario's economy as well as the US automobile industry. Blame Alberta all you want but it's the automobile industry that is holding north americans hostage.