Shipping oil by rail may be much safer than by pipeline

[Horse]

Sumdum Did Doug ever have a real job I know he worked for daddy at the oat plant before it was sold then for the buyer but then returned and went into politics. A lot like Justin Tredeau.

[TOM4CWB]

Horse,

Couldn't quite tell... Thanks.

Doug Horner was a straight decent guy in the many years we worked with him. Ed was a good stabiliser... Ralph taught Doug many good lessons.

ExMinister Ted M.... and now Minister Doug G./Alison are not near as good mentors for Minister Doug H.

I hope things turn out better... Not an easy job.

Cheers

[sumdumguy]

Lots of fun the years U of S in S'toon 1968 -
1972 flower children college of Ag and Home
economics, Ag Bag Drag, Lady Godiva, the best
ever. Then moved to Kindersley, worked for
Norville campaign. More good times. Too bad all
good things must end. Reality is that was eons
ago.

[Burbert]

tommy, maybe you pick the wrong
profession, framing and f bombs go hand in
hand, OR maybe yous is just sooooooooo
much smarter then everyone else ya never
felt the urge to let fly
#$$%^%^&**&^%%$$##@ with the swears, OR
maybe yous is sooooooo dumb ya don't even
know when things is goin wrong, eh! Heil
Harper and middle finger ta Ritz. Hows
that for the overly sensitive?

[Burbert]

Dud Horner is just that, a total dud.
Typical politico, ridin the shirt tails of
other tired old politicos in the Albertie
gobermont. Dud Horner also seems to be
whay, way, way, to chummy with our leader
at the moment, note the way theys hugging
and smiling at each other. Maybe Dud
Horner, is actually Stud Hornie!!!!! Heil
Harper and f ritz eh......

[perfecho]

Even though many bow to Klein, I believe he is at fault for much of this. Cuts, cuts, which now cost 2-3 times as much to catch up on infra-structure, etc. He also gave huge amounts to buddies in the oil sands to expand, while no one thought about how to get rid of it…also started spending like a drunken sailor after he got rid of debt……oh, sorry…he wasn’t a sailor. Did respect him at beginning of term, but lost quickly after.