Over a barrel

[Anonymous]

The truth about who is behind the campaign to keep our oil landlocked.

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[Anonymous]

Over a Barrel is a short political documentary about the work of Vivian Krause, and the questions she raises regarding U.S. foundations funding activism against the Canadian oil and gas industry. The supposed goal of this "Tar Sands Campaign", funded by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund and other U.S. charitable foundations, is to fight pipeline approvals in Canada and stop Canadian oil from reaching overseas markets.

[Blazor]

Rockefeller

All I had to see was that name, to know corruption was at hand.

[Anonymous]

The truth about who is behind the campaign to keep our oil landlocked.

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Yes, I've heard about her work following the money behind Canada's anti oil campaigns.

[Anonymous]

Rockefeller

All I had to see was that name, to know corruption was at hand.

Same here. Billionaires screwing workers.

[Anonymous]

The truth about who is behind the campaign to keep our oil landlocked.

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Prog billionaires are the reason Canada can't have nice things.

[Gaon]

Over a Barrel is a short political documentary about the work of Vivian Krause, and the questions she raises regarding U.S. foundations funding activism against the Canadian oil and gas industry. The supposed goal of this "oil sands Campaign", funded by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund and other U.S. charitable foundations, is to fight pipeline approvals in Canada and stop Canadian oil from reaching overseas markets.

Snakes.

[Anonymous]

Over a Barrel is a short political documentary about the work of Vivian Krause, and the questions she raises regarding U.S. foundations funding activism against the Canadian oil and gas industry. The supposed goal of this "oil sands Campaign", funded by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund and other U.S. charitable foundations, is to fight pipeline approvals in Canada and stop Canadian oil from reaching overseas markets.

Snakes.

Rich progressives run Canada.

[Anonymous]

The truth about who is behind the campaign to keep our oil landlocked.

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Prog billionaires are the reason Canada can't have nice things.

Your mistranslation of "Rockefeller Brothers" into "progs" is probably the reason YOU can't have nice things.

[Anonymous]

The truth about who is behind the campaign to keep our oil landlocked.

https://vimeo.com/ondemand/overabarrel?fbclid=IwAR0Dgwmz-Xyg_Q1wqtlu8rnQTowolPwPuJtMedaDfvv13-fOB0QxIQdvLiQ">https://vimeo.com/ondemand/overabarrel? ... 0QxIQdvLiQ">https://vimeo.com/ondemand/overabarrel?fbclid=IwAR0Dgwmz-Xyg_Q1wqtlu8rnQTowolPwPuJtMedaDfvv13-fOB0QxIQdvLiQ

Prog billionaires are the reason Canada can't have nice things.

Your mistranslation of "Rockefeller Brothers" into "progs" is probably the reason YOU can't have nice things.

It's the prog billionares like those Rockefeller scumbags that bought our prog politicians is why we can't have nice things, but Dubai can.

[Anonymous]

The truth about who is behind the campaign to keep our oil landlocked.

https://vimeo.com/ondemand/overabarrel?fbclid=IwAR0Dgwmz-Xyg_Q1wqtlu8rnQTowolPwPuJtMedaDfvv13-fOB0QxIQdvLiQ">https://vimeo.com/ondemand/overabarrel? ... 0QxIQdvLiQ">https://vimeo.com/ondemand/overabarrel?fbclid=IwAR0Dgwmz-Xyg_Q1wqtlu8rnQTowolPwPuJtMedaDfvv13-fOB0QxIQdvLiQ

Prog billionaires are the reason Canada can't have nice things.

Your mistranslation of "Rockefeller Brothers" into "progs" is probably the reason YOU can't have nice things.

It's the prog billionares like those Rockefeller scumbags that bought our prog politicians is why we can't have nice things, but Dubai can.

It's not in the interests of the US to have other customers besides the Americans.

[Anonymous]

Lots more oil to come

Oilsands can be part of an environmentally acceptable energy-based economy



By Graham Hicks of Sun News Media



The Aspen Oil Sands Project, Imperial Oil's $2.6 billion, new in-situ oilsands project will eventually produce 150,000 barrels of oil per day (bpd). It is under construction.



Foster Creek Oil Sands Expansion Project — Cenovus — $2 billion, adding 40,000 bpd — under construction.



Lewis/Meadow Creek East/Meadow Creek West SAGD Oil Sands Projects — Suncor — $2 billion, around 200,000 bpd from different projects — proposed.



Narrows Lake In Situ Oil Sands Project — Cenovus — $1.6 billion — 130,000 bpd — proposed, currently deferred.



A quick oilsands refresher: There are two ways of extracting heavy oil (bitumen) from the oilsands, open-pit mining and in-situ.



Open-pit involves surface mining with huge shovels and trucks, primary processing plants and vast artificial lakes known as tailing ponds. Open-pit works when the oil seams are close to the surface.



In-situ does the primary processing underground using injected hot steam or solvents, then pumps the bitumen to the surface. This ingenious technology is also referred to as SAGD or steam-assisted gravity drainage. In-situ works when the oil seams are 100 metres or more underground.



There's plenty of both geological formations in the oilsands. Just using one or the other would last for hundreds of years.



The costs are about the same to construct and operate both. Even though profit margins have been reduced by pipeline constraints and slightly low world oil prices, new in-situ plants continue to be built. More than half the 2.5 million barrels of Canadian bitumen produced daily come from in-situ operations. What am I getting at here? Simple: In-situ is the way of the future. It's cleaner, neater, has a tiny industrial footprint compared to the open-pit industrial sites the size of downtown Edmonton. And there are no tailing ponds — that which drives the greenies crazy.



The regulators and the federal government can tolerate in-situ. It looks clean. It can lower its CO2 emissions more easily than the openpit projects.



It's way easier for all concerned to quietly approve and build dozens of smaller in-situ projects rather than rouse the enemy with one or two massive open-pit proposals.



Just add up the production if all the approved in-situ projects go ahead; another 1.5 million barrels of bitumen could come out of Fort McMurray per day, adding 60 per cent more oil to today's supply.



Obviously, some kind of climate change/resource development deal has to be made/will be made between Alberta and Canada — a compromise allowing the federal Liberals to get to their treasured zero emissions by 2050, yet still accommodate resource development.



Nobody's yet talking about the lower emissions per barrel coming from in-situ bitumen.



Nobody's talking about carbon capture, being touted by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change as the third tool to lower global carbon emissions (after renewables and nuclear power). Alberta has two of the biggest carbon capture projects in the world — the $1.26 billion Alberta Carbon Trunk Line and the $1.35 billion Quest project.



Economically, nobody's talking about the Industrial Heartland. The mighty industrial zone outside Fort Saskatchewan has set a goal of attracting $30 billion of new capital investment from 2020 to 2030 and is already at $8 billion, thanks to two new petrochemical plants.



Between in-situ oil projects, carbon capture, and natural gas production we can keep growing our energy-based economy in ways acceptable to the new world in which we live.



And yes, Mr. Trudeau, ensuring more pipelines actually get built is a must.

[Anonymous]

Usually it's Trudeau fucking over Western Canada, now the frickin Saudis are screwing us too.



Saudis Plan Big Oil Output Hike, Beginning All-Out Price War

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-07/saudis-plan-big-oil-output-hike-beginning-all-out-price-war">https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... -price-war">https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-07/saudis-plan-big-oil-output-hike-beginning-all-out-price-war



Saudi Arabia plans to boost oil output next month to well above 10 million barrels a day, as the kingdom responds aggressively to the collapse of its OPEC+ alliance with Russia.



The world's largest oil exporter engaged in an all-out price war on Saturday by slashing pricing for its crude by the most in more than 30 years. State energy giant Saudi Aramco is offering unprecedented discounts in Asia, Europe and the U.S. to entice refiners to use Saudi crude.



At the same time, Saudi Arabia has privately told some market participants it could raise production much higher if needed, even going to a record 12 million barrels a day, according to people familiar with the conversations, who asked not to be named to protect commercial relations. With demand ravaged by the coronavirus outbreak, opening the taps would throw the oil market into chaos.

[Thiel]

Usually it's Trudeau fucking over Western Canada, now the frickin Saudis are screwing us too.



Saudis Plan Big Oil Output Hike, Beginning All-Out Price War

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-07/saudis-plan-big-oil-output-hike-beginning-all-out-price-war">https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... -price-war">https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-07/saudis-plan-big-oil-output-hike-beginning-all-out-price-war



Saudi Arabia plans to boost oil output next month to well above 10 million barrels a day, as the kingdom responds aggressively to the collapse of its OPEC+ alliance with Russia.



The world's largest oil exporter engaged in an all-out price war on Saturday by slashing pricing for its crude by the most in more than 30 years. State energy giant Saudi Aramco is offering unprecedented discounts in Asia, Europe and the U.S. to entice refiners to use Saudi crude.



At the same time, Saudi Arabia has privately told some market participants it could raise production much higher if needed, even going to a record 12 million barrels a day, according to people familiar with the conversations, who asked not to be named to protect commercial relations. With demand ravaged by the coronavirus outbreak, opening the taps would throw the oil market into chaos.

With oil prices taking to the economic impact of the coronavirus, how low will oil go.

[Anonymous]

The price of oil is collapsing.