Reader ponders pipeline problem
What all the political hype basically means, regarding the presumed benefit, necessity and urgency of constructing the proposed Keystone XL pipeline shortcut (a Keystone pipeline already exists), is that we would be granting foreign corportions, from a foreign, if friendly, neighboring country, the right of eminent domain to cross historic farm and ranch land, disrupting, if not displacing, our own citizens therein, crossing our already endangered aquifers, to expedite the transportation of foreign-owned sand tar crude to foreign-owned refineries, for international export in the tax-free Foreign Trade Zone on our hurricane-prone, Gulf Coast.
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