Calais LNG said it, we didn't!

Not to be outdone by Downeast LNG and Quoddy Bay LLC,
Calais LNG is coming up with its own goofball statements.
See our other pages, Quoddy Bay LLC said it… & Downeast LNG said it…

Ian Emergy, of Calais LNG Project Company, in response to Save Passamaquoddy Bay/Canada’s Aug 20 annual meeting in which Member of Parliament and Cabinet Greg Thompson once again emphatically stated that Canada will not allow LNG ships into Passamaquoddy Bay, Ian Emery stated —

“It's really time to sit down and talk about this. We have an American and a Canadian flag hanging in front of the office. We are open and genuine. We could help them work on the new study. This could benefit both sides of the border.”

     “We are not the big bad wolf here and we will hear what the Canadians are saying. We want to be engaged with the Canadian Government, with Ottawa, and with the people of New Brunswick.
     “Canada is our friend. New Brunswick is our friend.
     “We need to do things together that will bring the project forward. They need to know what the benefits are and what the consequences can be.”

— “Calais LNG reacts to Canadian Head Harbour stance,” The Calais Advertiser, 2008 Aug 28 (story is not available online).

Webmaster's Comments: Apparently, hearing “NO!” repeatedly coming from the Canadian government “doesn’t count” in “hearing what the Canadians are saying” in Ian Emery’s one-way international love-fest.

Calais LNG’s behavior is unsettlingly and repeatedly like that of a stalker!

Arthur Gelber's “Good Neighbor” Hypocrisy

Arthur Gelber, of Calais LNG Project Company (formerly, "BP Consulting," "St. Croix Consulting," "St. Croix Development," "Calais LNG," "Northeast Energy," and "Calais Maine LNG Import Terminal"), displaying his disingenuous "good neighbor" policy by expecting Canadians to accept economic, health, and safety risks from his poorly-sited project in Maine —

"We're hopeful the Canadians will be good neighbors. … We hope that as neighbors in the spirit of cooperation, that we can find common ground between what we're doing and what they're doing. We have interests, they have interests. There are things that they want to do that involve us as there are things we want to do that involve them."

— "Calais Officials Hear From Calais LNG Officials" WQDY FM, 2008 Apr 8.