yeah, we ship you our oil and you burn it up. and what happens when it runs out? our oil could meet our needs for the forseeable future, it only plays a minor role in your energy energy budget.
i've got a better idea. we keep our oil at home, and tax it highly to discourage domestic consumption; that way we don't squander our natural resources like you did yours. not that long you used to be one of the world's biggest oil exporters, now you're going broke trying to feed your addiction for it. so what do you have to show for it other than debt, vulnerability to blackmail, and coffins coming back from the middle east? and you presume to tell other countries how to manage their energy?
unfortunately, Canada has greedy businessmen "managing" its resources, too.
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