Kill pipeline, build refinery

Dear editor: I would like the oil pipeline I refer to as Stinky Slinky, who is patiently waiting for the word to put all his pieces together, to know he is not alone in the smelly transport of fluids.

One big example is Victoria poo harbor and all the sewage pipes that transport human waste from pipes in the home and many more buildings that humans beings create in their daily life.

Yes, Stinky, there are many different kinds of pipelines and I will clue you in the best I can.

Not only oil, but natural gas, storm drains, and the big one, water – man’s lifeline to survival – is under scrutiny as you are Stinky.

PM Justin Trudeau opened a pipeline that brings a flood of illegals into Canada.

There are pipes to pipe people aboard, along with a political wind pipe with a tunnel that exhausts hot air.

Rachel, Canada needs your oil at this stage of the game, but there has to be as mentioned often, a better way than taking the chance of complete devastation of a beautiful part of Canada which is our home not yours.

Future electric vehicles and this and that has me wondering what happens when the power goes out, in a world that now relies on electronics, computers, batteries, etc.

We need Stinky Slinky wearing a different suit far more than we need so many has-been politicians like Jason Kenney who is here today but should be gone tomorrow.

Time to put the dolls down, Rachel, and build a cleaner route for Stinky to take, as all this sour childhood bitterness you are pointing our way may very well backfire.

Why not retire Stinky Slinky, build refineries and keep the oil here in Canada along with many jobs? Tom Isherwood Olalla