19 Replies to “Reader Tips”

  1. Nova Scotia will block fracking. Announced today.
    For every billion in lost resource revenue, Alberta should refuse to pay an equal amount in transfer payments.
    Bunch of hypocritical, entitled eco whiners. They’ll take our resource revenue from gas but are too goddamn lazy to earn their own.. Grrrrrrrrrr.

  3. Wayfaring Stranger. EBD, thank you for that music. It was too short. While listening to this piece it put me in mind of being a wayfaring liberal democratic stranger in an increasingly hostile Marxist world. Bless John Catchings.

  9. Very nice John Catchings,
    I’m guessing you did the overdub, but did you harmonize this as well?
    Thanks EBD. Do you play a instrument yourself?

  12. Look West! The Land is Bright.
    …-
    “Growing pipeline deliveries of heavy crude from Canada also displaced waterborne cargoes from abroad.”
    “Until recent months, the kingdom maintained a steady flow to the U.S. around 1.3 million barrels a day even as total U.S. imports fell by 34 percent from a peak in June 2005. Other countries didn’t fare as well. Shipments are 59 percent below their peak from Mexico, 56 percent from Venezuela and 93 percent from Nigeria.”
    “Saudi Arabia Oil Sales to U.S. Imperiled by Shale Boom”
    “After years of keeping the price of crude sold to the U.S. low enough to maintain market share, Saudi Arabia is losing ground as the shale boom leaves U.S. refiners with ample supplies of inexpensive domestic oil.”
    http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-09-03/saudi-arabia-oil-sales-to-u-s-imperiled-by-shale-boom.html

  13. So Nova Scotia to block fracking….New Brunswick the same, appears there’s nothing quite comes up to the handouts from Equalization, working when the weather is fine and sitting by the fire on the dole when it ain’t. Justin of Trudeau fame and nothing else had them at the first smile,he speaks to their cause, it’s the culture of dependency….it can’t be repeated enough.
    It’s time to say frack or flick off equalization to slackers who latch onto whatever cocked up scheme, be it climate change or whatever to suck from the National teat without shame.

  16. Thank you Ken for your kind thoughts. Yes, I agree that it is too short. This work was part of a project wherein I claimed my freedom from the workaday world of music making in Nashville. Within 30 days I arranged and recorded everything in my home studio. There was not enough time to go everywhere the muse led.

  17. Justin time, The Liberal Party of Canada’s chief financial officer, Chuck Rifici, resigned on August 27th. as CEO of Tweed Marijuana, a thriving dope business. No wonder Trudeau wants to legalize it.

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