THE ERA OF TRUMP

[TheReal_ND]

Well as you say since you seem to know quite a bit. You are aware that frack costs quite a bit more to crack. You really need 80 dollar barrels for that which is right online with where Russia starts going again. Around 90-100 you get arctic/deep sea plays where the cost of discovery/recovery goes up exponential and the cost of cracking is much less than dirty tar sands.

[Smitty-48]

Well exactly, there's so much Arabian, Persian, Eurasian, Southeast Asian and South American conventional surplus right now, the price isn't going to get to the sweet spot for shale, never mind tar.

[Smitty-48]

None the less, tarsands is not the only petro business in Alberta, Alberta is more than recovering, there was a correction, but Alberta is bouncing back now, leading the country in growth once again.

[de officiis]

Why would someone from Norway move to the USA to find a National Socialist Nordic Master Race?

Shouldn't the Alt-Right be trying to move to Norway?

Have you been to Norway? It's like 99% White Nordic, and they're richer than Americans, $70,000 USD per capita GDP.

That would mean they'd have to learn a new language, or demand that all the Norwegians speak English. Which probably wouldn't go over too well.

[Martin Hash]

90% of Norwegians speak English fluently.

[Smitty-48]

Why would someone from Norway move to the USA to find a National Socialist Nordic Master Race?

Shouldn't the Alt-Right be trying to move to Norway?

Have you been to Norway? It's like 99% White Nordic, and they're richer than Americans, $70,000 USD per capita GDP.

That would mean they'd have to learn a new language, or demand that all the Norwegians speak English. Which probably wouldn't go over too well.

They speak English in Norway, they're a Nordic Master Race, super fit, highly educated, Norwegians can do it all, Americans are the untermensch, flabby uneducated boob rubes

America is Homer Simpson, Norway is Thor.

[Speaker to Animals]

That's why there is a Norwegian flag planted on the Moon and the Internet was created by the Norwegians.

[de officiis]

90% of Norwegians speak English fluently.

The current population is slightly over 5 million people, of whom nearly 4.5 million speak English. That’s more than in any UK city save London, or in any US city save New York. If Norway were one of the United States, it would rank ahead of Oregon, Oklahoma, and about 20 other states in number of English speakers. There are nearly as many English speakers in Norway as in the Republic of Ireland or New Zealand. . . . But that doesn’t mean that Norwegians speak and write the same English that’s heard in any of these other places. Indeed, not only do a lot of Norwegians speak English, and speak it well, they do so in an often distinctively Norwegian way. Occasionally, the English stands discreetly beside the Norwegian, joined to it but kept separate at the same time.

https://blog.oxforddictionaries.com/201 ... -language/

This is kind of interesting, because it makes you wonder whether, given a long enough passage of time, a separate form of English could evolve/develop in countries like Norway. The article says that English is a global language, but will it remain a cohesive language as it is influenced over time by citizens of different countries?

[Smitty-48]

That's why there is a Norwegian flag planted on the Moon and the Internet was created by the Norwegians.

Moon schmoon, I got no use for the Moon, and the internet sucks, the internet has literally ruined America.

[SuburbanFarmer]

90% of Norwegians speak English fluently.

The current population is slightly over 5 million people, of whom nearly 4.5 million speak English. That’s more than in any UK city save London, or in any US city save New York. If Norway were one of the United States, it would rank ahead of Oregon, Oklahoma, and about 20 other states in number of English speakers. There are nearly as many English speakers in Norway as in the Republic of Ireland or New Zealand. . . . But that doesn’t mean that Norwegians speak and write the same English that’s heard in any of these other places. Indeed, not only do a lot of Norwegians speak English, and speak it well, they do so in an often distinctively Norwegian way. Occasionally, the English stands discreetly beside the Norwegian, joined to it but kept separate at the same time.

https://blog.oxforddictionaries.com/201 ... -language/

This is kind of interesting, because it makes you wonder whether, given a long enough passage of time, a separate form of English could evolve/develop in countries like Norway. The article says that English is a global language, but will it remain a cohesive language as it is influenced over time by citizens of different countries?

Try speaking in English to a Scot, and you'll see that it can vary wildly. The language is (mostly) the same, but nearly unintelligible.