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Blackvegetable » 07 Dec 2024, 1:28 pm » wrote: ↑

07 Dec 2024, 1:28 pm

Stop yapping as if you have the vaguest idea.

If you can find sources telling you differently, post them.

If not, you're the idiot who knows nothing about the oil industry.....or much of anything else for that matter.

You see, nutless, unlike you, I'm not afraid to take a stand whenever I recognize that a story is complete ****!
And if you had any balls, you would relish the opportunity to be seen here being correct for once in your miserable life, in order to finally win a debate over me.
But since you're too much of a eunuch to back up your own post and defend it, you'll always be the femboy of this forum.

All you have to do to avoid that is to state that you believe the oil industry will NOT be drilling or fracking in Alaska under Trump because of the "high cost" that the story you referred to claims.
Then I'll enjoy having the ability shove the facts up your dumb *** in a few months when it happens, confirming your liberal stupidity with your unsurpassed gullibility once again.

Till then, chew on this for starters, dickless:

After Trump win, major Alaska oil and mining projects should be back on the tableAnchorage Daily News By Alex DeMarban November 9, 2024

 Alaska’s elected leaders are hopeful that major drilling, road and mining projects in the state will pick up momentum again under a second term with Donald Trump as president.The Republican president-elect this week said in a video message that he will continue to “fight for Alaska like never before” to develop the state’s natural resources.

 In its first term, the Trump administration worked to advance potentially big projects and open up land to future development in Alaska. The projects included oil and gas leasing in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, opening logging potential in the Tongass National Forest, and permitting the 200-mile Ambler road through the Northwest Alaska wilderness for mining.But Biden, a Democrat, stopped or delayed those efforts and others.Alaska leaders say they expect to see new traction on major resource-extraction projects and others issues in the state.