It goes to Port Arthur and Nederland. We've had many pipeliners working here for many months. Stopping the Keystone here is moot. I'm sure there are limited sections that have to be negotiated to completely finish the project in different areas of the country. So, basically it's a done deal. Now for anyone who believes that WE, the US, are going to receive any of that oil, I've got a bridge to sell you. That is a multinational oil company's product going onto the international market. The pipeline had created lots of construction jobs all over the states.

I've listened to Gov. Schweitzer speak many times on Ed's show. I like the guy and he does bring common sense to the table.

Now, if you want to do something about pipelines, I'd say investigate the issue and see how many are in the ground that could fail at any moment. I'm sure the conservanazi leaders of that industy has bribed it's way out of being inspected. We have thousands of miles of pipeline in the ground that could take out a community because of failure at any time. I'm willing to say that many haven't been inspected in YEARS are can fail at any moment. I see that as an issue.