@der_stuart
Joined November 2022
We had a false spring apparently.
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April is not spring in Calgary.
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True, while the US may experience high prices they will have supply. Iran will run out of funds. Europe can do nothing to open the straight. Russia doesn't mind it closed. China doesn't have the navy to challenge the US blockade. International flights will be difficult soon.
💥President Trump has admitted he wanted the Hormuz Strait closed. 💥We knew from June/July and later in November that Washington wanted it closed. 💥We know the largest beneficiary from closing it is the U.S. And I told you that since day one. Any questions?
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Winter won't stop
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The chart is only the exports from Canada's west coast transmountain terminal not all the exports from western Canada.
🌎Canada oil exports from the West to Asia: The need for a second pipeline 🌎US SPR releases: Will companies continue to "borrow"? 🌎Hormuz: IEA assessment: a one month late. 🌎India insurance idea: Again, it is about insurance! 🌎Hungary/US oil: US expansion at the expense of Russia? 🌎Iraq oil claim of quick return: nonsense. 🌎Hormuz Winners: The US and Russia 🌎Asian coal use: Coal gets his throne back 🌎Iran block of Qatari LNg carriers: Many things do not make sense. Daily Energy Report open.substack.com/pub/afalha…
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Spring time in Calgary.
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No it can't be that. That oil is in the ground and no one wants to get it out cause political risk.
Replying to @anasalhajji
Could it be that the US increased it's reserves significantly and intentionally, from Venezuela, with the hormuz scenario in mind? With the idea of squeezing China and outlasting them.
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Last month temperatures are 4 degrees higher than the historical average in France is just weather. The highs in Calgary in jan 2022 were 20C below average but still normal. Look up distributions you need to know more.
Replying to @histoireclimat
I know just like your post
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The appropriate price on emissions is zero.
The EV mandates are a horrible idea. The better approach is to appropriately price emissions, and let consumers and producers make their own choices based on that price. Unfortunately, with the elimination of the consumer carbon tax, that approach has largely been abandoned.
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The biggest thing that can go wrong for Alberta is a federal government that uses tax proceeds from Albertan in order to fund transfer payments to other regions of the country all while making laws that make it harder to produce and export products from Alberta's main industry.
At least Alberta has an industry. The east only has usury and government workers. By the way we also have a lot of land with beef and crops to offer the world.
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Bev should stop dis-informing.
Replying to @Garnet_2203
Canada could let in the milk that meets our standards. All milk is tested. Also Canada does not ban rBST for quality or human health reasons. It is banned for concern that it would cause more udder infections. More importantly Canada should slowly get rid of the quotas.
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This is a BS post that spreads disinformation. JJ talks about the product while this guy talks about the regulations. These are 2 different things. The Major of milk produced in the us would meet Canadian regulations. You can always test. Regulations are not reality.
This is disinformation.....Canadian milk and US milk are different. Starting with Canada bans artificial growth hormones in milk, Canada has zero tolerance for antibiotic residue and Canada has much higher quality standards...please retract this claim. #cdnpoli
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Different regulations don't mean you can tell the difference between the milk. Not many US Farmers use it and milk is often advertised as not having used it. Also natural hormone from milking pregnant cows would occur at much higher levels in both countries. Don't disinform
This is disinformation.....Canadian milk and US milk are different. Starting with Canada bans artificial growth hormones in milk, Canada has zero tolerance for antibiotic residue and Canada has much higher quality standards...please retract this claim. #cdnpoli
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Don't hide away. Doctors offices are for profit as well. Private for profit enterprise.
Doctors offices are private facilities.
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They don't like King Charles?
No Kings Protest happening in Toronto! #NoKingsDayOct18th CANADA HATES TRUMP 🇨🇦
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What a stupid post.
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Alberta employment rate is only second to Saskatchewan. Alberta also has the fastest growing population over the last year.
What? The Premier of Alberta thinks the labour force is the same thing as total employment? For those who are not aware, the LF includes both the employed and the unemployed. 🤦🏻
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So it does suppress wages?
It’s hilarious watching the Poilievre car crash in slow motion. So he wants the temporary foreign worker program stopped. Canadians refuse to work those jobs. Wanna see inflation go ballistic because employers can’t fill jobs and there’s less product/services? Elect Poilievre.
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The order seems fine with me. Let me know what specifically you take issue with in the order. kings-printer.alberta.ca/Doc…
Average Albertans don’t understand what a Ministerial Order is & that school boards are forced to comply. It doesn’t help that Smith is gaslighting Albertans to believe boards were allowed to use their “discretion” to ban books. Please share this info, help inform all Albertans!
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Vaccination began in 2021.
🚨Those children born of past-vaccination mothers, despite never having been vaccinated themselves, and despite never having had Covid... are dying now at 77% excess - a 24 sigma event. CDC/NCHS's actual data is depicted three different ways here (one by the CDC itself)... We need some ethical epidemiological leadership here...
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