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> Considering Russian's invasion started February 24, 2022,

You mean 2014.

But thank you for proving my point. 2014 - 2027 just a short 15 years (assuming it actually happens I have my doubts).

>>tick_t+(OP)
You also previously asserted, without citations, that Canada could not export natural gas to anyone but the US, so forgive me if I don’t take your opinion in high regard as it relates to global energy trade.

China and Canada Energy Pact as Canada Aims to Cut Reliance on US - >>46640932 - January 2026

>>45919165 ("This line here makes it clear to me you've never really researched any of this. Canada doesn't have the ability to export that to anywhere but the USA and refuses to even consider building another pipeline." -- tick_tock_tick - November 13th, 2025)

I'm confident you could make more factually accurate and less emotionally driven comments if you tried. Please consider it. Very little of the information I rely on for my comments is paywall gated, they are web searches away for your consumption and mental model enrichment.

>>toomuc+P6
They still don't have the capacity and I'm still betting they aren't going to build new ones.

>>tick_t+Im
They literally have an LNG export terminal that is operational today and shipping cargo.

>>45919580 (citations)

>>toomuc+Lq
What’s closer to Europe, Canada‘s West Coast or Australia?

>>toomuc+Lq
I've never argued with you that they can't export any oil of course they can. I'm simply stating they don't have the capacity to shit away from exporting to the USA nor do they plan to build said capacity. Maybe if Alberta's proposal actually gets fast tracked approval and isn't bogged down in a decade of court battles with environmental and indigenous groups and I'll consider changing my view.