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7 minutes ago, cubsfan said:

 

@Dalal.Holdings  Don't confuse this crowd with facts. They don't deal well with the truth.

 

 

 

Lol @Cubsfan talking about facts! You are living in an alternate reality. The US is becoming a post-truth society.

Posted
6 minutes ago, Dalal.Holdings said:

This Canadian gets it:

 

 

 

 

Holy shit - all these Trump lovers MAGA types are coming out of the woodwork! 
Even in Canada.

 

 

Posted
Just now, Spooky said:

 

Lol @Cubsfan talking about facts! You are living in an alternate reality. The US is becoming a post-truth society.

 

We still have free speech. In the UK/Canada, politicians want you arrested for "misinformation/disinformation" like saying covid leaked from a lab or Hunter's laptop was real.

 

Oh wait, that "misinformation" actually came true...

Posted (edited)
3 minutes ago, Blake Hampton said:

If Canada were to withhold all their oil, it would basically be the 1973 oil embargo all over again.

 

Don't underestimate the Canadians.

 

LOL !

 

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Saw something on twitter, which made me have to head over to foxnews.com to see for myself.

 

Look how far down the story about the Canada tariffs are (I added the red box)! Don't think general US public cares that much about this, argues for this going on for awhile.

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Posted
8 minutes ago, Parsad said:

 

US inflation was down to 2.9% in 2024.  Also, if things are so fucked up, how do you explain such low unemployment and a hot economy in the U.S. under Biden?  Don't confuse the facts...you don't deal well with the truth!  Cheers!

 

So much damage was done by inflation in 2021,2022,2023 - that of course, you avoided

 

The American people decided to hold those responsible accountable.

 

IT's called "Vote the bums out of office"

 

Posted
Just now, Dalal.Holdings said:

 

LOL !

 

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And what this chart doesn’t show is that our consumption is 20 millions barrels a day. Canada controls 20% of our current total oil supply.

Posted
6 minutes ago, Dalal.Holdings said:

 

We still have free speech. In the UK/Canada, politicians want you arrested for "misinformation/disinformation" like saying covid leaked from a lab or Hunter's laptop was real.

 

Oh wait, that "misinformation" actually came true...

 

No one in Canada is getting arrested for this... we also have free speech protected under our bill of human rights.

Posted
2 minutes ago, Dalal.Holdings said:

The bottom line is this: the post-WW2 America that bent over backwards to fix other countries' problems is gone.

 

Either deal with it or be hysterical for the next 4-12 years. Good luck.

 

Actually during that period, the U.S.' expansion into other countries and growing its military industrial complex contributed to its massive growth and success.  The last 20 years was similar but it was the technology industrial complex that lead to its success.  But this isolationist, nationalistic behavior is probably going to have the opposite effect.  Good luck!

Posted (edited)
2 minutes ago, Blake Hampton said:


And what this chart doesn’t show is that our consumption is 20 millions barrels a day. Canada controls 20% of our current total oil supply.

 

Western Canada Select Trades at $60 a barrel. We can afford to pay a 10% tariff on that.

 

If Canada decides it no longer wants to export oil to the USA, it will be catastrophic for Canada (not the USA). Unlike the Gulf countries, Canada's options to export oil are far limited. Alberta is a long ways away from any ports and Canada's environmentalist nutjobs prevented major pipelines from being built ...

 

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Posted
5 minutes ago, Dalal.Holdings said:

The bottom line is this: the post-WW2 America that bent over backwards to fix other countries' problems is gone.

 

Either deal with it or be hysterical for the next 4-12 years. Good luck.

 

Well put - the Marshall plan ended years ago, although Trump is ending the current version of it.

Posted
6 minutes ago, Dalal.Holdings said:

The bottom line is this: the post-WW2 America that bent over backwards to fix other countries' problems is gone.

 

Either deal with it or be hysterical for the next 4-12 years. Good luck.

 

Good luck living in a world with no friends and allies.

Posted
4 minutes ago, cubsfan said:

 

So much damage was done by inflation in 2021,2022,2023 - that of course, you avoided

 

The American people decided to hold those responsible accountable.

 

IT's called "Vote the bums out of office"

 

 

Yes, and Trump would have minimized inflation during the pandemic...just like egg prices are dropping right now under his watch!  Geez!  

Posted
6 minutes ago, Blake Hampton said:

We rely on the world. We're the reserve currency.

 

Hey - there's always China or the Euro - have at it

Posted
3 minutes ago, Parsad said:

 

Actually during that period, the U.S.' expansion into other countries and growing its military industrial complex contributed to its massive growth and success.  The last 20 years was similar but it was the technology industrial complex that lead to its success.  But this isolationist, nationalistic behavior is probably going to have the opposite effect.  Good luck!

 

The U.S. is not being isolationistic. It just wants everyone else to start chipping in for their own defense, to uphold classically liberal values (like free speech). It will use carrots and sticks to achieve that...

Posted
2 minutes ago, Dalal.Holdings said:

 

Western Canada Select Trades at $60 a barrel. We can afford to pay a 10% tariff on that.

 

If Canada decides it no longer wants to export to the USA, it will be catastrophic for Canada (not the USA).

 

Yup, catastrophic for Canada.  But it would also be very costly for the U.S. to retool all of their refineries to Permian oil.  In the mean time, the Mid-West would be suffering for probably close to two years!  Cheers!

Posted (edited)
5 minutes ago, Dalal.Holdings said:

Western Canada Select Trades at $60 a barrel. We can afford to pay a 10% tariff on that.

 

If Canada decides it no longer wants to export to the USA, it will be catastrophic for Canada (not the USA).


I’m sorry but no. Inflation (CPI) has been running at 2.9% YOY with fuel prices actually decreasing 5%. Fuel is an input cost for essentially everything. When the price of oil increases, the price for everything generally increases. I don’t think our country can currently afford to have inflation expectations take hold and become entrenched. That would be a bad, bad time.

 

(input comment on why the Fed is pointless and J. Powell is stupid)

 

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Posted (edited)
2 minutes ago, cubsfan said:

 

@Dalal.Holdings Please dude - NO more facts - doesn't work here. LOL

 

Here's another one: if Canada cuts off oil to the USA, then Ontario and Quebec lose their own oil supply (see Line 9)!

 

 

 

 

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