Biden Kills Pipelines at Home but Promotes Them for the Taliban

Yeah, that sounds about right...the Biden (China/Iran) agenda is to weaken America and strengthen its adversaries...

On his first day in office, President Biden canceled permits for the Keystone XL pipeline. Environmentalists and anti-fossil fuel activists should not have applauded his move.

After all, Canada will not stop extracting oil from the tar sands of northern Alberta. Instead, it will simply export oil over existing pipelines or to the Pacific Ocean, where the damage from a potential spill would be harder to address. Biden’s cancellation cost jobs and pushes Canada toward greater economic cooperation with China. It also shakes confidence in U.S. business. Who would invest in the country if any future administration can simply renege on deals with the stroke of a pen? Especially, that is, when the investments involved here reach into the billions of dollars?

Biden’s move was both political theater and an indulgence of his liberal base. But his hypocrisy was stunning even for a politician who has spent a half-century in Washington.

Consider that while the Biden administration is killing a pipeline from which the public could benefit, Biden is promoting a pipeline to enrich both one of the world’s worst dictatorships and a group responsible for thousands of U.S. deaths. The government has apparently brokered a meeting between the Turkmenistan government and the Taliban for a trans-Afghanistan pipeline to bring Turkmen gas across Afghanistan and Pakistan to India.

Make America Fail Again

The hypocrisy truly is stunning.

When I look at the sum total effect of all of Biden's actions in his first month in office (assuming that's what we are looking at), I can't help but think he is trying to see just how far wacko he can go before Americans finally stand up and say "what the...". I mean, kill the energy industry, raise taxes everywhere, raise drug prices, kill women's sports, open up the borders...enrich the Taliban.

What's next Joe?

a reply to: mobiusmale

What's next Joe?

More of the same with a couple of false flags thrown in and then maybe a civil war for good measure...

a reply to: mobiusmale
Appears pretty crappy to me.

a reply to: mobiusmale

All a part of the Great Reset.

America needs to be drug down to the level of all other countries before we can finally be "United" in absolute misery.

Not like it is a shock or anything... his actual live citizen voters should have at least looked into what he was running on.

Oil pipelines in Turkmenistan?...

Two months into the Biden administration and it's already sounding like the plot to a s****y James Bond movie.

a reply to: Lumenari

And the big gaping wound that they want to sew up is the guns.

They won't stop until they have your guns. That is the endgame.

Once they have those, well, you know...

originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
a reply to: Lumenari

And the big gaping wound that they want to sew up is the guns.

They won't stop until they have your guns. That is the endgame.

Once they have those, well, you know...

Now they kinda have to.

Can't have a miserable pissed off citizenry that is also armed, can they?

Interesting times ahead...

originally posted by: JAY1980
Oil pipelines in Turkmenistan?...

Two months into the Biden administration and it's already sounding like the plot to a s****y James Bond movie.

This globalist cabal is full of Bond villains.

Just look at the major players deciding our "future".

Future for them maybe, I don't see where we fit into any of it.

"Not like it is a shock or anything... his actual live citizen voters should have at least looked into what he was running on."

You mean those five guys that showed up at one of his parking lot rallies?

I continue to believe that, at some point soon, people are going to wake up to the fact that there is no possible way Basement Biden got more (real) votes than Trump.

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All I can say is that if you have the support of your community then lobby for a 2nd amendment sanctuary in your state. I'm guessing ND is already safe but no matter what state you live in, don't let them disarm you.

The world is depending on you. No pressure.

a reply to: mobiusmale

A lot of us know, but we're not allowed to talk about it.

originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
a reply to: Lumenari

All I can say is that if you have the support of your community then lobby for a 2nd amendment sanctuary in your state. I'm guessing ND is already safe but no matter what state you live in, don't let them disarm you.

The world is depending on you. No pressure.

I'm in Montana and quite fine as far as THAT goes.

Our Sheriffs have already stated that they will not in any way shape or form be enforcing any new gun regulations put out by this administration.

The last time the ATF came to my county they were questioned as to their intent and then escorted back across the state line.

a reply to: Lumenari

Lol, that's good to know.

I thought you were in ND, sorry.

originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
a reply to: Lumenari

Lol, that's good to know.

I thought you were in ND, sorry.

I used to mostly live there because of my business so it is a common error.

And because of the jinx in the other thread, you owe me a glass of milk.

Don't worry... that's what I call Bailey's at my house.

a reply to: Lumenari

One tall glass of Bailey's coming up!

It is Winter after all.

Anyone notice how the TDS people and potato Biden supporters and such never show up in threads like this one? They don’t show up to tell us how wonderful that potato is, when there are threads about what the guy is actually doing.

originally posted by: KansasGirl
Anyone notice how the TDS people and potato Biden supporters and such never show up in threads like this one? They don’t show up to tell us how wonderful that potato is, when there are threads about what the guy is actually doing.

They are going to just tell you that they didn't vote for Biden... they voted against Trump so they do not have to defend Biden.

Well, publicly, anyways.

They have no personal responsibility for their actions.

They learned that by being Democrats.

So they richly deserve what their own lives are about to become.

Does the movie Red Dawn strike a bell?.a reply to: mobiusmale

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I remember someone asking me what business I had commenting on American politics.

I think I was saying how I supported Trump because he kept Chinese steel from getting dumped in Canada.

Well this Canadian saw it coming, and it directly affects me.

Ole lip smackin Biden is Fn everything and everyone up....

Killing Keystone is like Covid for the economy....

a reply to: MykeNukem

I would say that Canadians have every right to comment on American politics, for quite a number of reasons.

One very important one is that Canada needs a strong U.S. "America First" President, to counter the Lefty wimp that currently occupies the Prime Minister's office.



This video address to the UN was recorded and released in September, 2020, during the latter stages of the Presidential election campaign.

Trudeau said, and I quote, "This pandemic has provided an opportunity for a reset" and "Building back better means getting support to the most vulnerable while maintaining our momentum on reaching the 2030 Agenda..."

To hear Trudeau openly spout Biden's clumsy campaign slogan, while blathering on about how we can now completely transform the global economy (to an authoritarian/communistic one) because of the opportunities provided by "climate change" and "the pandemic" sent chills down my spine (as opposed to up my leg).

With a Joe Biden (or any of the other bought and paid for Democrats/Rinos) in office, there is no counter balance to Trudeau's mad rush to transform Canada into a socialist satellite to China and the rest of the NWO.

So, yes, Canadians should be very interested and opinionated when it comes to U.S. politics.