President Barack Obama: Oil will still be produced in Alberta, Canada, and shipped by rail or piped elsewhere, by halting the Keystone Pipeline the President is eliminating an opportunity for America to be more reliant on trusted North American friends and less reliant on other places - many of whom do not respect or share our values.
For other uses, see Fenrir (disambiguation). In Norse mythology, Fenrir (Old Norse: fen-dweller), FenrisÃºlfr (Old Norse: Fenris wolf), HrÃ³Ã°vitnir (Old Norse: fame-wolf), or VÃ¡nagandr (Old Norse: the monster of the river VÃ¡n) is a monstrous wolf.
The images conveyed in wolf folktales vary: in many they are depicted as ruthless and fierce; in others they have an image of nobility and loyalty. In Norse Mythology, the Fenrir was a symbol of chaos who eventually swallows Odin whole. However, the wolf was also associated with warriors, and Odin had two wolves as loyal companions. We are all familiar with tales such as Little Red Riding Hood and The Three Little Pigs.