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About time someone starts looking at this California lng SCAM wrote on Feb 25, 2009 8:58 AM:
Not that FERC cares about USA citizens or Oregon on the issues! Sure con man Bob Braddock, delays don't matter or adjusted in, just another story, because delays mean $$$ out of your pocket & possible rejection of your air polluting, Expensive gas, land grabbing California Lng SCAM!
To Vernon wrote on Feb 24, 2009 3:30 PM:
How nice of Coos Bay.
Since it was their land to begin with, right?
At least they actually provide jobs now don't they?
Not like the airports and pipelines and bridges and railroads these white men be a pushin.
Since it was their land to begin with, right?
At least they actually provide jobs now don't they?
Not like the airports and pipelines and bridges and railroads these white men be a pushin.
vernon vincent wrote on Feb 24, 2009 12:05 PM:
I have lived in Coos County for 35 years, 18 at Georgia Pacific in Coquille and have seen many industries go down the drain because of what some people call{{{adverse circumstances}}} that would have created hunderds of jobs. I do not see any reason why this gas termainal is such a big deal. Coos Bay could have had a major container port outlet that would have created hunderds of jobs had they not given the choiced deep-water port on the west coast to the indians.
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