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Blaze Diem

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5. Yes they do & I believe its a lot closer than Houston Tx

Reply to madokie (Reply #4)

Thu Jan 19, 2012, 08:10 PM

Jan 2012

Only beneficiaries will be TransCanada, Oil companies that profit from sale on foreign markets, and the Houston oil company's refineries.

Looks like an exclusive win win for all of them.

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Keystone Pipeline: What's the Cost of Crossing American Soil? [View all] Blaze Diem Jan 2012 OP

Better yet, no pipeline now, no pipeline in the future. AnOhioan Jan 2012 #1

"...ship out refined product overseas" tax free. DCKit Jan 2012 #3

Better idea, no pipeline period, now or in the future MadHound Jan 2012 #2

Canada has a port they can ship it too so why don't they do that madokie Jan 2012 #4

Yes they do & I believe its a lot closer than Houston Tx Blaze Diem Jan 2012 #5