Well, see?

Now we have proof that Trump is not a racist that hates among others Native Americans, but someone who hates everyone as long as it means he makes money on his investments.

First he gave the thumbs up to the Dakota Access Pipeline, totally dismissing the concerns of Native Americans, and now he has given the thumbs up to the Keystone XL Pipeline  ignoring the concerns of everyone in its path.

75% of the people in the United States want attention given to the environment, but it is the profits of oil companies, and some foreign one at that, that Trump is concerned about.

Friday, Trump officially announced the approval for the Keystone XL Pipeline right after the State Department issued TransCanada a permit.

Sugar coating things Trump said,

“It’s a great day for jobs and energy independence”.

He also claimed the pipeline is

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Environmentalists opposed the pipeline because it would cut across the Ogallala Aquifer, one of the world’s largest underground deposits of fresh water.

As far as the job creation that makes it “a great day for jobs”, while the claim is that it would create 42,000 jobs directly and indirectly, with 3,900 construction jobs, the permanent jobs that would be left after the construction equipment is moved out and companies take their permanent employees away and lay off the temporary ones would be 50 permanent jobs to maintain the pipeline according to a The State Department conclusion in January 2015.

So for about a year the emphasis will be on the creation of 42,000 jobs with, I am sure, little attention paid to, but much dancing around the almost immediate loss of 4i,950 of them.

Also little talked about will be the close to 2 million people whose water supply will then be sitting under the Sword of Damocles of pollution.

According to Forbes,

“The climate-change skeptic owns shares in Phillips 66 PSX-1.54% – a joint venture partner in the controversial Dakota Access pipeline, where demonstrations are ongoing, and in Kinder Morgan, another pipeline giant facing resistance for its plans to connect the Canadian oil sands to Vancouver, British Columbia. Trump also has a small investment in Canadian energy company TransCanada, the developer of Keystone XL pipeline, which was rejected by President Barack Obama last year but supported by Trump”.

But what’s most important is that the fossil fuel tycoons and their investors will be making more money, and as the song says,

“When the money keeps rolling in you don’t ask how
Think of all the people guaranteed a good time now,”