Zahvaljuci ovom raspadnutom degeneriku i njegovom mlataranju mlohavim pimpekom po Kanadi, US ima velike sanse da ostane bez dovoljno:

1) teske nafte: Canada is the largest supplier of crude oil to the United States, accounting for approximately 60% to 62% of total U.S. crude oil imports

2) prirodnog gasa: 13% of total U.S. liquefied natural gas

3) uranijuma za nuklearne centrale: Canada is the largest foreign supplier of uranium to the United States, providing approximately 27% of total U.S. uranium

4) potashe za vestacka djubriva: The United States imports over 80% to 85% of its potash (potassium) for fertilizer from Canada

5) hidro el. energije:

Canadian hydropower accounts for approximately 1% to 2% of total U.S. electricity consumption. While this national percentage is low, Canadian imports are highly significant for specific border regions, providing, for instance, up to 11%–15% of the power in the U.S. Northeast. 

Albrta nije losa za naftu a Kebek za struju; licno podrzao bi ih na upcoming referendumima za ocepljenje, cisto da vidim da li je elbows up samo bezmudna fraza ili ne

3 hours ago, Bud Stonebraker said:

Albrta nije losa za naftu a Kebek za struju; licno podrzao bi ih na upcoming referendumima za ocepljenje, cisto da vidim da li je elbows up samo bezmudna fraza ili ne

Ako misliš da bi nezavisni Quebec napravio deal sa Amerikom za struju, imam most na prodaju. 😂

U komentarima je sve jasno, Amerima ovo više nije smešno.

Edited January 25Jan 25 by klimt

7 hours ago, Bud Stonebraker said:

Albrta nije losa za naftu a Kebek za struju; licno podrzao bi ih na upcoming referendumima za ocepljenje, cisto da vidim da li je elbows up samo bezmudna fraza ili ne

Zar nisu Kanadjani pokrenuli onaj projekat naftvoda od Alberte do Tihog Okeana, ne bi li se izvozilo kod novog BFF Brata Sija?

55 minutes ago, klimt said:

U komentarima je sve jasno, Amerima ovo više nije smešno.

Baš čitam. Gotovo je sa šaljenjem.

5 hours ago, Shan Jan said:

Zar nisu Kanadjani pokrenuli onaj projekat naftvoda od Alberte do Tihog Okeana, ne bi li se izvozilo kod novog BFF Brata Sija?

Jesu. Nije samo do izvoza, jos jedan problem je sto od Alberte do BC-a moraju da izvoze naftu u US pa ponovo uvoze (preradjenu). Bilo je bas mnogo fajta sa lokalnim natives oko toga, zbog opasnosti od izliva koji bi napravio ekolosku katastrofu. Ni ovde izgleda nemaju poverenja u moderni kvalitet izgradnje, pitam se sta bi bilo da imaju ove nase. Naravno, natives su popusili, pusteno je u rad prosle godine. Benzin nam je ovih dana pao na ~1-1.2 evra, ne znam da li je do toga, a uticaj na sredinu znacemo kad se desi prvi izliv.

15 hours ago, 3opge said:

1) teske nafte: Canada is the largest supplier of crude oil to the United States, accounting for approximately 60% to 62% of total U.S. crude oil imports

To ti je rešeno Venecuelom

https://zeroes.ca/@broadwaybabyto/115954057697306291

Marimar Martinez was the first US citizen shot by ICE. 

They claimed she was a terrorist. Said she was brandishing a weapon. 

They lied. Video footage exonerated her and showed the ICE agent shot her five times. 

He bragged to other agents “five shots, 7 holes”.

Silverio Villegas González was an undocumented immigrant who was shot and killed at close range while allegedly trying to flee. 

He was dragged from his vehicle at a traffic stop after dropping his children off at school. 

The bullet went through the back of his neck.

Keith Porter was shot and killed by an off duty ICE officer on New Years Eve in LA. 

The officer alleges Porter pulled a weapon on him but the family and other witnesses deny that.

Renee Nicole Good was shot three times by an ICE agent who called her a “f*cking b*tch” after. 

ICE claims she was using her vehicle as a weapon despite multiple videos showing she was trying to drive away from the agent. 

2 of the 3 shots were through driver side door.

The ICE agent shot her through her windshield, moved out of the way of the vehicle and kept shooting. 

He was in no danger. But he didn’t stop shooting until he got the kill shot.

Independent autopsy confirms it was through her left temple and out the right side of her skull.

There’s been so much documented abuse of power. 

In addition to the shootings we have Liam Ramos, a five year old child who was used as bait and then taken by masked agents and sent from Minnesota to Texas.

There’s Geraldo Campos who was choked to death in an ICE camp in Texas. 

The medical examiner officially ruled his death a homicide, and DHS moved to deport the witnesses!

Chaofeng Ge was found hanging in ICE custody. 

They ruled it a suicide despite his arms and legs being tied behind his back.

Randall Gamboa Esquivel was in perfect health when detained by ICE. 

He disappeared while in custody. 

By the time his family located him, he was in a persistent vegetative state. 

They deported him to Costa Rica and he died soon after.

David Courvelle worked as a detention officer in an ICE facility in Louisiana. 

He sexually assaulted a Nicaraguan detainee for three months, forcing other detainees to keep watch while he abused her.

Silvia Reyna Mendoza, a mother of 8 who had been in the US for 40 years, was sexually harassed by an ICE contractor. 

He reportedly would tell her if she was good to him, he would be good to her. 

When she reported the harassment she was immediately detained.

Bayron Rovidio Marin had his leg broken during an ICE raid in LA. 

He was then held in the hospital under a fake name so no one could find him. 

He was chained to a hospital bed for 37 days until a court ordered his release.

There’s Rodney Taylor, a disabled double amputee who’s been in ICE custody for almost a year. 

He was only two days away from receiving new prosthetic legs when they grabbed him. 

He’s being denied his prosthetics, he’s been placed in solitary and his health is declining

Now there’s Alex Pretti, another US citizen shot and killed in broad daylight. 

These are not just a few random incidents. 

It’s not a few “bad apples”.

It’s a systemic problem.

These agents have been allowed to hide their identities, filled with hateful rhetoric and told they have immunity.

People are being abused, assaulted and killed by ICE.

This isn’t about immigration or crime, it’s about control & creating fear.

It’s tyranny and no one is safe under tyranny.

The scariest part is these are only the cases we know about. 

At least 1,200 people are missing from Alligator Alcatraz.

Elected officials are regularly denied access into the camps. 

We have to assume we are only seeing the tip of the iceberg. 

Abolish ICE.

Close the camps.

Keep witnessing and speaking out.

Ili što bi Vini rekao - isto bi bilo i da ih ne ubijaju

28 minutes ago, Engineer said:

To ti je rešeno Venecuelom

https://zeroes.ca/@broadwaybabyto/115954057697306291

Ili što bi Vini rekao - isto bi bilo i da ih ne ubijaju

nista nije reseno Venecuelom, niko od velikih naftnih kompanija za sada nece da ulozi ni centa tamo.

Uložiće se subvencije uzete od poreskih obveznika, ne bi bio ni prvi ni poslednji put.

Otišlo je 40 milikardi bratu Miletu u Argentinu, bez da je trepnuo

Edited January 25Jan 25 by Engineer

A šta znam, pre bih ipak verovao proceni prvog čoveka Exxona nego ovim teletabisima. Pogotovo nakon iskustva u istoj toj Venecueli.

Čisto laički, ako se onako neslavno završila avantura u Iraku, ovo ima potencijal da bude jedno 10x gore. Em nije pustinja i ravnica, nego šume i planinčuge, em je tip nafte koji traži ozbiljnija dugoročna ulaganja.

A ako hevi moron crkne oopsie- nema više subvencija. Čak i ako ne crkne nije ništa drugačije, obzirom na to koliko je nepredvidiv i nesrtikulisan.

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14 hours ago, bios said:

A šta znam, pre bih ipak verovao proceni prvog čoveka Exxona nego ovim teletabisima. Pogotovo nakon iskustva u istoj toj Venecueli.

Čisto laički, ako se onako neslavno završila avantura u Iraku, ovo ima potencijal da bude jedno 10x gore. Em nije pustinja i ravnica, nego šume i planinčuge, em je tip nafte koji traži ozbiljnija dugoročna ulaganja.

A ako hevi moron crkne oopsie- nema više subvencija. Čak i ako ne crkne nije ništa drugačije, obzirom na to koliko je nepredvidiv i nesrtikulisan.

Pa zavisi.

Ako je napravljen dil sa rezihmom i oni pociste rusko-kinesku agenturu (doduse, to nije zagarantovano) there is a ton of money to be made.

Evo frishak Reuters clanak:

US oil capital Houston buzzes as industry limbers up for Venezuela oil rush

That excitement is also percolating at much larger firms. Jeff Miller, the CEO of Houston-based oil services giant Halliburton told analysts on a Wednesday earnings call that his phone was "ringing off the hook" with Venezuela inquiries. The company exited Venezuela in 2020 following U.S. sanctions, but it's now working on securing licenses that would allow it to return, he said.

Miller participated in a January meeting at the White House and told Trump that Halliburton was "very interested" in returning and that he had lived in Venezuela for four years and ⁠in part raised his children there. He told investors this week that there "are opportunities for us sooner rather than later."

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Ali Moshiri, Chevron's former head for Africa and Latin America who is now CEO of Houston-based Amos Global Energy, has been preparing for years to enter Venezuela and has been in early-stage talks to raise as much as $2 billion. He told Reuters he has had recent meetings with potential investors in Houston and New York.

Enthusiasm for a quick entry has been tempered by the fact that nobody knows the rules for investing and operating in Venezuela under U.S. supervision. Some companies want to see firmer plans from the U.S. for an eventual transition to democracy in Venezuela that would provide a more stable political environment for their long-term investments.

"There are two groups of companies. Some of them are cautious and waiting for reforms, and even for a no-risk scenario to go there, and others are acting as if this is another 'gold rush'," Moshiri said. "Those who have been involved with Venezuela for a long time are trying to find a middle ground."

2 hours ago, Peter Fan said:

Pa zavisi.

Ako je napravljen dil sa rezihmom i oni pociste rusko-kinesku agenturu (doduse, to nije zagarantovano) there is a ton of money to be made.

Videćemo, ništa lakše nego u Americi pokrenuti hype oko neke nove gold rush.

Dakle plan je da se sa netaknutim režimom, minus Maduro stabilizuje država i obnovi infrastruktura uz nadu da će Rodriguez bross da drže stvari pod kontrolom slično kao Maduro. Pa jbg, teško da će to tako da ide u onolikoj zemlji sa 30 miliona stanovnika i ko zna koliko sukobljenih frakcija.

Zapravo to i nije plan, nego oteli smo delta force akcijom Madura i sad u hodu improvizujemo šta ćemo i kako ćemo.

BTW vidim da u članku spominje ovo. Ne naletih na neku procenu koliko zapravo treba za obnovu, a ovaj ima običaj da lupa velike brojeve bez veze.

President Donald Trump seeks $100 billion in investment to rebuild the country's dilapidated oil industry.