And who’s paying for that $9 billion stake?

The cost of the Trans Mountain Expansion pipeline has shot up another 44%, to $30.9 billion. Project managers say it’ll be finished this year (from what I hear, not so much). And yet Indigenous groups are seeking a 30% stake in the project. Where’s that money coming from?

And on the topic of pipelines, it turns out Repsol said it would be too much money to pipeline natural gas from Western Canada to Saint John, New Brunswick, modify an existing LNG import terminal to export, and ship LNG to Europe. Would that be because the pipeline would have to go through Quebec, by chance? So there really wasn’t a business case, or there wasn’t a business case because of a.) Quebec and b.) the federal government? Would this have worked under a Harper or Poilievre government?

PVS Explained

Several years ago I coined an acronym, PVS, to represent Permanent Victim Syndrome. Little did I realize that this mentality would become supercharged and nowadays the raison d’être of many in our society.

In their latest podcast, Adam Carolla and Dr. Drew Pinsky listen to the analysis of a gentleman who really nails down what is going on.

Saturday On Turtle Island

Woke Europe:  Gay Old Ireland.  Global Warming Scam News:  Warm beer in Quebec.

China’s America:  Harris needs a job description.  A Nick Adams video.  The Chinese cash.  Using the correct pronouns.

China’s Canada:   The special rapporteur.  Justin’s CBC explains that Canadians want pension funds to stop investing in the fossil fuel industry.  Today China Justin burns jet fuel to York Region.  Your morning meme.

Today In Islam: This week in Jihad (Jihad Watch).  Punishing Muslims who celebrate Christmas (Jihad Watch).

Blog Notes

All is well. I’ve been on the road, not far enough south to consider it a winter vacation, but a vacation from the internet just the same. My connectivity here is just awful, so blogging has been difficult to impossible. I should be back to the normal routine by middle of next week, weather permitting.

Update: Apparently this is what we have to look forward to. Oh, goody. (Hwy 13 in SE Sask)

In an effort to literally keep the lights on, the Saskatchewan First Act passed by provincial government

Here’s some in-depth coverage about the implications of the Saskatchewan First Act, not just who was or was not consulted.

The second half of the story goes in depth as to what the NDP would do if the federal government and courts force Saskatchewan to shut down natural gas-fired power generation, after having done the same with coal. By the way, the day this act was discussed in committee, SaskPower used natural gas for 47 per cent of our power production, and coal for 39, for a total of 86 per cent. Watch for a story on that soon.

Buying carbon tax-free coal power from the US while shutting down our own coal plants

Last summer, SaskPower said it was going to beef up its interconnect to North Dakota and the Southwest Power Pool, (which runs down to Texas). This will increase our ability to buy and sell power from 150 megawatts to 650 megawatts, or more than Boundary Dam Power Station. We’re going to be paying $52 million a year for this privileges. Well, next week there will be open houses held in Estevan, where this power line will be due south of.

Note this at the end of the story from the SaskPower website, one of the benefits:

“gaining financial benefits through selling power to the rest of North America and avoiding carbon taxes”

This is an obvious case of carbon leakage. We will shut down our coal facilities to buy carbon-tax free coal power from the US.

Eat Da Bugz

Utah teacher, Kim Cutler, had her students eat bugs:

Student: “How come we can’t state our opinion and write that we shouldn’t be eating bugs?”

Cutler: “Because we don’t have any evidence to support it. It’s kind of weird that I gave you a topic where there is only one right answer. We don’t want to eat bugs and it’s gross. But should we be eating bugs? Yeah, because we’re killing the world by raising cows and animals. So we need to, not get rid of cows, but like, try to balance our diet so that not so much of our land is being used to raise cows, cause it’s killing the ozone layer.”

Student: “What if you wanted to – ”

Cutler: “You don’t have any evidence to support it. There’s only one right answer to this essay. And it’s that Americans should be eating bugs. Everyone in the world is eating them, it’s healthy for the environment and there’s just, there’s only one right answer.”

The next time someone tells you that their decisions are based on data & science, either walk in the either direction or call the police.

Incidentally, Ms. Cutler was on her school’s website last year:

But no longer.

Friday On Turtle Island

Biden’s America:  The BLM scam.  San Francisco’s reparations scam.  Black teen mobs.  Who killed the liberal arts.  A tidy kitchen is racist.  Colin Kaepernick sues his parents.   A woke company diversity meeting.  The Biden crime family.  This week in really big lies.  Your morning meme.

Today In Jihad:  New Cat Stevens songs (Jihad Watch).  And Muslims are not fun people (Jihad Watch).

Trudeau’s Canada:  Can Canadians become any more stupid. Canadian Human Rights Commission is racist (Warning: CBC propaganda link).  Make Calgary gay again.  The Chinese colony of Canada.  Today Climate Justin burns jet fuel to Guelph. There he will make a housing announcement in front of his loyal media. He then attends a fundraising event at taxpayer expense.  A Liberal senator is insulted by questions.

China Virus News:  A haunting anniversary.  The Fauci narrative.

Woke Britain:  The 92 page inclusivity guide.

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