To: howestreetbull who wrote (71319 ) 11/23/2019 10:12:17 AM From: howestreetbull Respond to BMR hilights whats behind my sentiment call...3. How ironic – Quebec, the self-proclaimed “green” state, is starting to panic at the realization it may run out of a fossil fuel in less than a week…the ongoing strike at Canadian National Railway is choking off the province’s supply of propane, creating an “emergency” situation for hospitals, farms and nursing homes, Premier Francois Legault said…Quebec’s dwindling propane reserve, 85 % of which is supplied by rail, comes as the work stoppage by 3,200 CN conductors, train and yard workers continues…speaking to reporters in Quebec City, Legault urged the Trudeau government to “accelerate negotiations” between the Teamsters union and the company and if necessary, to pass back-to-work legislation ahead of Parliament’s return on December 5 …“What I’m saying is we cannot afford a strike for many days,” Legault said…“So I think we have to be open to a special law. So I am asking the opposition parties in Ottawa to support Mr. Trudeau if we cannot conclude an agreement with the union soon”…just a week ago, Bloc Quebecois Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet, a separatist, socialist and naive Oil Demand Denier, continued to sow the seeds of Western alienation with this comment: “If they were attempting to create a green state in Western Canada, I might be tempted to help them. If they are trying to create an Oil state in western Canada, they cannot expect any help from us”…the reality of Blanchet’s imaginary Quebec is that it is as much an Oil and fossil fuel state as Alberta – it just pretends to be “pure”, lets others produce, and eagerly takes welfare from Alberta’s Oil riches in the form of equalization payments…torrents of Oil pour into Quebec every day, much of it coming up the St. Lawrence in tankers, the same kind of tankers that are banned by lefty Trudeau from taking Alberta Oil off the north coast of British Columbia…Quebec’s biggest source of Oil is the Alberta Oil sands…it travels to refineries in Montreal via a long tube known as a pipeline…
