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Originally Posted by Yikes
I get all of that, what I am saying is NO government on the USA side. All private involvement with deep, deep pockets buying directly from the big players in the Tar Sands with everyone still getting paid in Canada (yes Quebec as well). No pipeline on the US side?, no big deal, grease some palms, buy some politicians, farmers don't like it, buy them out...everything gets pushed out of the way if the right players are involved in the States.
Deal with people that get sh*t done and leave it to them to get it done.
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I am sorry, but none of this makes sense. Governments are involved when crossing a border. Full stop. To say “no problem” to no pipeline in the US is ignoring the problem to solve. We need pipelines to access other markets. We have some to the US. We need more to tidewater.
To avoid US politics, we need to avoid the US. That leaves us with building more pipe in Canada. I guess your answer is it “grease some palms”, but that seems to have been rather ineffective in Canada for some time. That is a lot of palms.