The Victims of Radical Environmentalism

‘Sickening’: First Nations left empty-handed as environmentalist pressure kills B.C. energy projects

“The more sickening thing for me is that these people who oppose development in Canada truly believe they win when they defeat a project,” Ross said. “Actually, you don’t win. It’s just that the United States buys the Canadian product at a discount and sells it on the international market.”

What was that? Oh, right, Alaska is open for business.

Among them was a $43 billion LNG proposal between Sinopec and the Bank of China partnering with the Alaska Gasline Development Corp., to ship gas from northern to southern Alaska where it will be liquified and shipped to China.

B.C. didn’t need the money anyway, they’re getting enough from all those coffee shops in Vancouver.

29 Replies to “The Victims of Radical Environmentalism”

  1. Unfortunately when the moral minorities force their misconstrued version of economics on our society we all suffer. I cannot for the life of me understand the ignorance of the greater proportion of the population that espouses this BS.

  2. As the money and jobs flow to the U.S., the Liberals/NDP/Greens dance with joy! Mission accomplished!

  3. The media call them ‘protesters’ when in reality those are ‘saboteurs’, often supporting foreign interests.

  4. Simple fact is tree huggers, enviro activists, etc, etc, are engaged and committed because it has become a business for them. Pembina, Tides, etc, etc, are funded by cubicle dwellers, who have NO clue where heat, light, power, food really comes from.
    Six figure salaries, feel good supporters, and fact is, this crew will never be happy or quit. It is their gravy train and income source.
    Sucks, but true. Climate “change” failed, on to “carbon”, a natural and essential element, now “dirty”, chase coal off planet (North America anyways),but fact is outside of NA they move on and do not care.
    Reason, no money, no income source. Fact. So, until someone in gov etc pulls plug on income stream for the wackos and activists (Harper failed, and I’m choked he did not act), this continues. Will not end.
    Pay more, apologize more, taxed more, etc, etc. Frankly we are screwed. Where to is the Q??? My opinion, and observations. Aaaaargh.

  5. – And didn’t the B.C. First Nations have land claims in on 115% of the Province?
    – And weren’t they a major protest group about the pipeline?
    “Methinks the lad doth protest too much”……

  6. Fact is, there are those “first nations” who wish to lift their folks out of dependency, into meaningful employment, and OFF gov payments.
    There are those however that depend on their people being without hope, employment, hope, future. It, like enviro crowd, depend on adversary, blame model. Owed to them, etc.
    BC, progressives have been shafted, and the National Dependant crew, depend on this dependance for their cheque.
    Progressives want indepenence, want out of cycle, others, they “depend on it”, because, they rape/pillage/shaft their people, look at stats, and record.
    In my opinion, aside from crazy land claims, etc, etc, entitlements, let us encourage gainful employment, out of the “cycle”, everyone will benefit.
    Well paid “chiefs” etc depending on “no” employment or work options will be TOAST.
    Let’s get folks, of all stripes, history, ethnicity, to work, or have option of it. I applaud native leaders who say “WTF”, “how come”, “why not”, let’s move forward. The PAST, is past, and we need to go forward.
    They, in a positive tone, have to say, those wingos etc, etc, do NOT, represent us, or our best interests. Deal with us, forget those clowns. Simple Fact.
    Move forward, we have to move forward.
    My thoughts and read.

  7. FN’s are going to pay dearly for the actions of some of their most deadbeat politicians who joined the green radicals in shutting down industry.The Indian activists are just useful idiots in the grand scheme of Soros et al, but it’s a shame the FN’s who did want to improve conditions got shafted because of their fellows greed.
    Canada is headed to Venezuela conditions if we give the shithead in Ottawa another mandate. The green commies would love nothing better than to subvert Good Little Canader,as they can use it as a base to destroy the real enemy,the USA.
    At the comments section of an article on Trudeau and his insult to the Phillipines PM,one commenter congratulated Trudeau on leading the way and said “Canada is the most influential Country in the G-7”!
    The only influence Canada has is in the minds of the media, now watch as other Countries make up the shortfall in LNG ,oil,and gas production,while we languish with green jobs.

  8. I’m sorry, but I am DEAD AGAINST selling ANY strategic resources to the chinese! They are nobody’s friend but themselves.

  9. Re: ”B.C. didn’t need the money anyway, they’re getting enough from all those coffee shops in Vancouver.”
    Let’s not overlook the drug trade. Their best customer?? Harm reduction!!

  10. Canada has been virtually conquered by hysteria pimps. They have sterilized vast tracts of Crown land. They have infiltrated the entire institutional left and infect all levels of governments right up to and including the PM’s office.
    They have exploited the racism and resentment of native Indians who, thanks in part to the SCOC, have expectations that preclude any sovereignty in Canada as a nation. One of the great lies that are used in conquest by guilt is this notion that for the last 13000 years before the evil white man (that saved them from their own inter-tribal genocide, slavery and regular famine cycles), they were eco-friendly guardians of nature. Given the fact that stone-age technology had severe limitations on their carrying capacity, they weren’t populous enough to cause much impact.

  11. “First Nations left empty-handed as environmentalist pressure kills B.C. energy projects”
    Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha. When the indians first started to protest the Northern Gateway Pipeline it became very obvious to me that the problem was that they just weren’t offered enough money. I suggested at the time that if they managed to scuttle the pipeline they would be the big losers.AND THEY ARE.Looks good on them.

  12. Rather pathetic of the MSM to write this up, now that most of the major projects are stifled & the remaining ones are soon to be, as well.
    I particularly liked this: “Helin said the Great Bear Rainforest is “total fiction” invented by Tzeporah Berman, the former co-director of Greenpeace International’s Global Climate and Energy Program and co-founder of ForestEthics, who describes herself in her biography as one of the creators and lead negotiators of the Great Bear Rainforest agreement and the Canadian Boreal Forest Initiative.”
    She’s Rachel’s “friend” we paid to aid in policy directives for Alberta’s energy industry. Now decamped back to BC to wreak further damage to that province.
    “Who the heck are these people from big cities coming into their traditional territory telling them what they can and can’t do in their traditional territory?”
    Gee, this fight has been going on for quite a while, back as far as the 1970’s, so where have the MSM been? No where near the board rooms of The Suzuki Foundation, Tides or a list of all the other eco warrior outfits claiming “charitable” status on their politics, while thumbing their noses at their status to CRA. Hello CRA, new tax cheats to audit more than you ever did before.
    Ya think the MSM will finally report to the public on the nefarious doings of Big Green to our economy & their enablers in the Green Party, NDP & LPOC? Calling Mr Scheer. Hellloooo Mr Scheer.
    I’m damned glad Mother Nature did a number on BC timber & tourism, last summer. Made this Albertan’s day all summer long. That smoke & smell of forests burning was the smell of victory.
    I still stand on my proposal, posted here on SDA to ship oil around BC, from Alberta through Yukon Territory & out to sea via Valdez Alaska. Same for LNG. It’s doable, so let’s get on it. Ottawa can get stuffed opposing it. They didn’t spend $300 million building an all-weather road to Tuk, just so the Inuit can drive to the liquor store cheaper.
    Nope, that’s so Ottawa can sell Arctic drilling permits & stuff get’s to where it needs to go to do it. Why? PIP Grants. Remember? Dome Petroleum. They get permits to drill on FEDERAL LAND & the feds get the royalties. End run around provinces on oil & gas tax revenues & since they have no pipelines to markets (thanks Big Green & dopey Indians), guess what….federal oil goes via Arctic tankers to foreign markets. Screw you Provinces. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
    LPOC are pretty slippery, eh?

  13. My heart bleeds purple pease for these people. Somebody needs to explain to these double digit IQ leftists that actions have consequences. Oh and enough with this first nation bs. They never were nations, just tribes of mongols from Asia who fought each other, village against village. I only hope that I am safely in the ground when the really bad consequences come home to roost. Canada is another Venezuela waiting to happens with the added bonus of a six month winter.

  14. Many great comments above. Suffice for me to say serves them right for accepting Tides et al money and listening to Greenpeace.

  15. For me, the classic example of shooting oneself in the foot was the delay of the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline, thanks to Thomas Berger’s report.
    He recommended that it be delayed for 10 years for the usual reasons. That was 40 years ago and there’s still no pipeline and the communities along the route are probably still the same as they were when the report was finished.
    Back then, there was a lot of drilling activity in the Beaufort Sea, possibly with goal of using the pipeline to get any gas that might have been found to market. After the project was put up on blocks, the drilling dropped off and there doesn’t seem to be much interest in the area now.
    Actions have consequences indeed.

  16. Bwahhahahhahhaa.
    One of the great joys in life is watching leftists burn their own house down. The best part is when they stand around with that stupid look on their face as it finally dawns on them what just happened.
    I can’t wait to see them running around screaming when the government completely runs out of free stuff.

  17. Two years since the last Federal election and no expose on the extent of foreign interference in that election. Surprise! Many naive Canadians whether Native, wannabe eco’s or conniving politicians.
    The biggest challenge to the geopolitical status quo in North America since WW II was the Harper government IMHO. Through his international trade deals he was establishing the frame work from which he could chart a more independent economic and thusly political future for Canada. Canada had no friends in this scenario. Global influence and power is a ‘mo holds barred’ game.
    Americans are our friends but our interests do not always coincide. Canaada has always been a treasury of cheap materials. OPEC fears Canadian energy production and Russia fears the common border and territorial claims in the Artic. I suspect all three of these groups put money and influence into the last Federal election to ensure that Harper was defeated.
    It is laughable that the effort to prevent Canadian energy being available at tidewater can be blamed on Natives and environmentalists. Wake up and smell the coffee Canadians!

  18. The line about BC not needed the dough because of our coffee shop wealth made choke on my coffee. Very funny.

  19. The hope of a BC LNG processing and shipping industry is dead. It died years ago when they failed to get these projects off the ground in a timely manner. Now we’re just kicking the corpse. The Americans are eating our lunch on the energy file and it’s getting worse, not better.

  20. Nothing will change until the word ‘racism’ is stricken from our collective vocabularies. It has become a huge wall in getting anything done that involve more than one race of people. I am sick of it.

  21. Just taking a wild eye guess, but it wouldn’t surprise if the lastest pipeline spill was eco terrorism.

  22. “Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron’s cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience.”
    C.S.Lewis was talking about Sierra Club. WWF, Greenpeace, David Suzuki, Al Gore, DiCaprio, Musk, Clintons, Hitler, Mao, Stalin, …

  23. I’ve always said that the BC economy runs on selling lattes in the morning and flipping real estate in the afternoon. What else does an economy need? And you don’t even need to get your hands dirty. Win,win,win all around.

  24. You mean Lotusland, don’t you? In the Peace Country in the NE, people still earn an honest wage for an honest day’s work, mainly in oil and farming.
    Then again, the latte-sipping real-estate flippers don’t acknowledge that anything beyond Hope or Victoria is part of the province.

  25. I’m with you. Really worried about DJT’s latest in West Virginia. Don’t want that government anywhere near the U.S. grid.

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