BC hydro exposed

[maryjane48]

40 million a year for 100 plus years hmmmmm. to truck fish because the designers were in such rush they forgot fish ladders

[Dizzy1]

i dont want hydro sellling power . i want bills to be lowered . you want sell power build your own dam on your own river with your own money

Sure sounds like the platform for the NDP - we want everything for free but we don't want to pay for it.

[Dizzy1]

Also, stop your stupid accusations that the NDP are against site C.... Certainly some NDP supporters are against site C, however many NDP'rs do support site C.

Not according to Maryjane's "facts" - according to her, the 56% of voters who didn't vote Liberals are all against Site C. Her words, not ours.

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almost 60 percent voted against site c . thats interesting math you use urb

56 percent voted against site c . thats where the majority is .

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lol techie admits site c is waste of money . good see some honesty out of the harper crowd sonce its so rare . facts are 56 percent voted against site c . no one can change that reality .

And so on and so forth.

[maryjane48]

lol do i hear sour whine . facts are almost 60 percent voted against everything clark stood for. the ndp said they send it to bcuc which i have said many times . the greens want to outright stop it . you do the math . even in defeat theres no honor for clarks hanger ons. just excuses and blaming others .


bring on another election . the bclib horse broke its leg and its time to be put out of its misery .

[Urban Cowboy]

^^ Alternate facts from someone residing in an alternate reality. Every day is 4/20 in that realm.

[hobbyguy]

MJ - the lack of logic is astounding.

How did Alcan kill a project in 1984 that was proceeding and under construction in 1995 when Mike Harcourt and the NDP cancelled it?

It may well be that Alcan looked at their capital budget, and market forecasts for Aluminum in 1984 and decided to shelve the proposal as a lower priority than other proposals. Companies do that all the time. That does NOT mean they see the project as uneconomic, it relates to prioritizing the available capital for maximum benefit (ah, yes, the NDP don't understand that concept - so no wonder they are confused by it).

And please don't bother to spread the garbage about 60% of people want site C reviewed/closed. We long ago looked into that singular poll that was commissioned as faulty to produce a propaganda result by desmog. It is garbage.

And please do respond the real challenge I have posted numerous times. It is just irrational to be against something for which there is no real alternative.

[maryjane48]

yea it does hobby and you know it like rafe explained it was all about alcan getting money back . you can believe it or not

[Urban Cowboy]

Oh well that explains it. Rafe Mair had an opinion, so naturally that makes it fact based evidence, since it plays into the narrative.

[maryjane48]

Oh well that explains it. Rafe Mair had an opinion, so naturally that makes it fact based evidence, since it plays into the narrative.

and clark says we need it so must be true . i dont feel challanged . can you try harder please?

[hobbyguy]

Yup, a "dead" project in 1984 being built in 1995 speaks for itself. Mikey and the feckless NDP couldn't have killed it because it was "dead" 11 years before - so there was no Kemano 2 project at all.

NDP logic, think in circles and you chase your tail and never accomplish anything except swirl the drain water as the province goes down the drain. But that kinda makes sense from a BC NDP unionist perspective - as everything they ever tried to do turned to mush.

[hobbyguy]

No MJ, the need for and validity of the site C project has been clearly established by logical thinking and facts.

Could care less who got the project going.

I guess that kinda 'splains the opponents who all seem to have some kind of hate on for premier Clark, they can't digest the facts because they are too caught up in the petty and irrelevant.

[Urban Cowboy]

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