Just as with alcoholics, where one drink is one too many and 100 never enough, so it goes with the natives. They, along with their tree-hugger buddies, have won a court battle that not enough consultation had been undertaken for the Trans Mountain pipeline. Yeah, I guess. Afterall, it's only been six years since the first approval, why not go for more blabbing.
But you know that no matter how many times the federal government sits down with natives, it won't be enough. They'll challenge again and delay this vital project into the twilight zone of never-never land. Do they not realize that the billions Canadians hand over to them every year comes from the oil on which they stubbornly sit?! Well, I guess if you don't have to work for the money, you don't really care. The rest of us sure should, but political correctness has frozen Canadians into stupefying morbidity on this file. Am I the only one who's had it up to the back teeth?
And while I'm at it, their reserves are not "unceded native land" as they claim. It's Crown Land given them for their use. Hey fellas, it has been ceded and loaned back -- just like our condo townhouse, where we have exclusive use of our back and front lawns, but it's not "our" land. Have a quick glance through The Indian Act and you may figure it out. Or maybe not. But let me assure you, a couple of clicks on google and it's all there. The other idle bunch are today's so-called "journalists" -- too lazy and uninformed to get it right because they can't be bothered to do the research.
It's outrageous.
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