Originally posted by RACEMAN
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Keystone XL project up or down??
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I have a gas line on one of my properties. It doesn't hurt a thing. The people resisting are the ones getting a better bid from Obama, under the table of course. That's where he gets most of his deals done.
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Originally posted by Clayton_Wetter View PostI have a gas line on one of my properties. It doesn't hurt a thing. The people resisting are the ones getting a better bid from Obama, under the table of course. That's where he gets most of his deals done.
That's how all the deals are done when it come to politics. No matter which party is doing the deals.
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It does not have to be!..............Term limits and, limited federal government!Originally posted by kidrock View PostThat's how all the deals are done when it come to politics. No matter which party is doing the deals.
Do away with federal perks and vested retirement plans. Have them reap, what they sow!
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Hmm, gasline on one of your properties. What say you when it starts to leak, contaminates your groundwater, maybe raise a stink. Are you prepared to suck it up and say "Well, that's life."? I doubt it.Originally posted by Clayton_Wetter View PostI have a gas line on one of my properties. It doesn't hurt a thing. The people resisting are the ones getting a better bid from Obama, under the table of course. That's where he gets most of his deals done.
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I got a 3 foot gasline running thru my back yard and my lake. It has been there for as long as i remember (at least 25 years) and never a problem. One time I drove a stake in the ground and hit it and they were there seeing what I was doing within an hour. They also fly over it everyday, one day east the next day west. It even melts the snow off my driveway in front of my race shop!
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Repair it, get compensation and move on in case the million to one odds that it does leak. I'll take my chances in the name of actual progress.Originally posted by RACEMAN View PostHmm, gasline on one of your properties. What say you when it starts to leak, contaminates your groundwater, maybe raise a stink. Are you prepared to suck it up and say "Well, that's life."? I doubt it.
I would rather worry about the Ash trees. That the government is responsible for destroying.
Where do you want the pipeline?
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