Feb 19 2014

Obama Sycophants Clapping Louder are Building the Keystone Pipeline Faster

(4 PM – promoted by TheMomCat)

Therefore, I have to tell them a few things: Obots, you didn't really care about the environment. You wanna know why Obama's Keystone pipeline is going through no matter what you do? He knows the columns covering his ass are already written, by you, in anticipation. So why would he care what you're doing?

Don't get me wrong, there are genuine activists opposing the Keystone pipeline in the Occupy movement, but their opposition is genuine. Yours is fake. They are in this for the sake of the planet. You are in this for the sake of preserving a Rubinite (D) brand for a man while trying to secure up what little so called liberal cred you have left, in your mind, so I can't be kind. 

It's so obvious, so just be proud of being fake. You're not opaque. You're transparent which is apparent to the real activists who have now long realized they were sold out to and for the big oil companies and TBTF banks. You know where to stick your pseudo MoveOn.org activism, you fucking cranks. You'll eat whatever this sellout neoliberal Democratic party feeds you, and you'll say thanks.

Not I. I don't want the planet to fry or all life to die so I can try to put on an activist play: "Like Politics, The End justifies The Means, and Psuedo Civics, Dude. Hooray!" 

NAY!

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  2. into the building of the pipeline through that state. Three Nebraskan landowners sued the state over concerns for water contamination. The judge rule that the governor over stepped his authority

    Nebraska law that allowed Keystone XL pipeline is struck down

    Lancaster County Judge Stephanie Stacy’s ruling invalidated Nebraska Gov. Dave Heineman’s approval of the route. Stacy agreed with opponents’ arguments that a law passed in 2011 improperly delegated the decision-making power to Heineman to give the company eminent domain powers within the state. Stacy said the decision should have been made by the Nebraska Public Service Commission, which regulates pipelines and other utilities. [..]

    “Under the court’s ruling, TransCanada has no approved route in Nebraska,” Dave Domina, the landowners’ attorney, said in a statement. “TransCanada is not authorized to condemn the property against Nebraska landowners. The pipeline project is at standstill in this state.”

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