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**** CNN Confirms What Wonton Has Been Saying - Oil & Gas to Run Out! ***
The hidden factor behind the war in Iraq, the coming invasions of Saudia Arabia and Iran, the clamp-down on civil liberties within the US - now in the mainstream for the first time!:
World oil and gas 'running out' By CNN's Graham Jones Thursday, October 2, 2003 Posted: 1245 GMT ( 8:45 PM HKT) -Global oil supplies will peak soon after 2010, Swedish scientists say. LONDON, England -- Global warming will never bring a "doomsday scenario" a team of scientists says -- because oil and gas are running out much faster than thought. The world's oil reserves are up to 80 percent less than predicted, a team from Sweden's University of Uppsala says. Production levels will peak in about 10 years' time, they say. "Non-fossil fuels must come in much stronger than it had been hoped," Professor Kjell Alekett told CNN. Oil production levels will hit their maximum soon after 2010 with gas supplies peaking not long afterwards, the Swedish geologists say. At that point prices for petrol and other fuels will reach disastrous levels. Earlier studies have predicted oil supplies will not start falling until 2050. FOR REST OF CNN ARTICLE - CLICK HERE One important fallacy of the above scientists' assumptions is that coal can make up the difference. It can't. Read the book below to fully understand: http://images.amazon.com/images/P/08...1.LZZZZZZZ.jpg |
In college, my biology teacher said 2010 will mark an important year for natural resources .. interesting..
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You - sir - are truely an idiot.
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It is now the end-game for the major resources of planet earth. America is set to win. But the American people will not. Resources will be pilfered by those in power and class stratification will eventually be 10 times worse than it was in the great depression. |
Put that in your hummer and waste it...
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Do you have a tin hat to sell me?
That should make me safe! The moon landing was a farce. :1orglaugh |
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Their estimates are based on reserves that they KNOW about.
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You conspiracy idiots are all the same. :321GFY
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I think these geologists, more than any politician or Wall Street lackey, know what the real deal is. As does the CIA, the NSA, Pentagon and Joint Chiefs. |
Alternative power resources can replace the oil. The problem is that oil companies do not like this scenario that's why we never saw serious steps towards this direction. It's like the tobacco companies. They have been selling your sure death since the early decades of past century and govts were hiding the health issues for many years.
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hey - if CNN says something, it MUST be true...
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BP, formally known as "British Petroleum" and of the largest oil companies in the world, changed their name in 2000 to "Beyond Petroleum".
Ya think they might just know a thing or two that the general public does not? |
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Anyone who knows anything knows that CNN is nothing but a govt controlled propaganda machine full of deception, half truths, and govt sponsored lies.
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For every 1 geologist who agrees with this theory, I am sure there is 1 who opposes the idea. |
I say we all start rioting now...
why put off till tomorrow..... yadda yadda... |
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were all dooooooooooooooomed I tell ya! |
We're going to run out of oil. That should be obvious to everyone.
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The main point is that this resource issue is the hidden momentum behind major geopolitical events of the last five years, including the "terrorist" attack of 9-11. |
only conspiracy theorists worry about this shit.
I think there is pretty much oil out there, but in areas where its not as cost effective to mine it. Plus all these automotive companies already have inventions for extremely efficient engines, but they dont release them because then it would mean less money. |
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For years the major news media have only been reporting the rosy predictions of economists and politicians. They have skipped over the subject of "Peak Oil" for too long. Now, events around the world are making it obvious and they can no longer hide it under the rug. it has to be talked about. But it's too late to change our industrial infrastructure to accomodate alternate energy sources. The transformation necesseary needs many decades to occur. If we started in the 1970s we would have had a chance. Now the only thing that can maintain our standard of living (for a few more years) is WAR. WAR is now the only option. |
Bullshit..the oil in the tarsands in Alberta alone rivals what the middle east has....
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Let's say, for the sake of argument... that everyone in this thread believes it and gets really worried about. Then what? What do we do? Should we write a letter to someone say "please don't use so much gas" ? |
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If the quality of the oil found up your ass matches the quality of your ideas that emanate from that same region - no one will be mining your butt in the near future. So you are right, it's not effective to mine it. |
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Wonton can save you, if you pledge him your soul and forward 20% of your net worth. |
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It could bring some " liberation " troops in that neighborhood ... Remember MadMax.. |
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How will war change the fact that Iraq is an OPEC nation and will most assuredly remain an OPEC nation? OPEC controls the oil faucet by committee. Bringing Democracy to Iraq isn't going to change any of that. |
Buy oil futures!!!:thumbsup
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well, first of all, i was under the impression that CNN was nothing but fake news and lies. so, i might say your source is completely false and there's no basis for it whatsoever (this seems to be the general consensus whenever someone cites CNN as a news source).
but hey, maybe that's why they want to drill in alaska? :) as far as vehicles themselves go, there's a very simple solution for even our current internal combustion vehicles. alcohol, the renewable energy souce. it takes very little to convert most vehicles, and it's renewable. burns cleaner, and generally provides more horsepower (thus a more efficient vehicle). but, if i remember right, petroleum products are used in the manufacturing of plastics. that's fairly important, so they're going to have to figure something out, eh? |
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It is written by a well respected geologist who compiles the concensus research of geologists who work in the Oil and Gas industry. They are the ones with access to accurate records of reserve levels around the world. All the facts are in that book. |
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I had to foward 65% to the Church of AaronM's Whores and Rifles.... and that was just for taking part in the "Unban AaronM" movement! |
Actually I recall reading something about this, the predictions are that there will be no accessible oil in roughly 50 years from now.
It might not be that bad though, If you look at it, This will be opening up more modern energy resources. for example, People do know that they can make vehicles that run purely on water, But these people who discover these things keep disappearing. Cold fusion is another example, in 1986 scientist discovered an affective way of producing more energy then they had to input, They disappeared and their documents did as well and cold fusion would supply limitless amounts of energy. Free electricity would be great but since these scientist vanished, noone has been able to replicate their results |
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Saudi Arabia is next. |
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It's worth it. |
I'm marking this on the calendar. Wonton is citing CNN. Holy fuck.
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I had a teacher in high school (1994) that did some "work" for the State Department. It seemed to me that he was more like a spook.
He predicted a lot of things back then that have come true today. He was in the oil business with what he called ?Bush?s sons? (which was then Bush senior). He predicted that Colin Powell would come to be a major figurehead, and maybe even President. That concept seemed pretty crazy then being that he was just a general at the time. He also said that the U.S. is sitting on reserves in Alaska that are as large as Saudi Arabia?s in their golden era, but that we continue to buy oil elsewhere. We supposedly do this in order to one day have the largest pocket of wealth in the world some day. Bush?s (W.) push recently to start drilling more in Alaska kind of reopened my eyes to the things he had said. The guy was pretty crazy but also very smart. You got the sense he knew what he was talking about via inside sources. Go figure. |
What about that guy in Philadelphia who's company has a machine that can change stuff into oil?
I saw the link on here a while back now. http://www.discover.com/may_03/featoil.html |
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In 2010,
Jupiter will implode and creating a new born star that will give the energy to fuel life on Europa. Our solar system will now be a Two star system that will increse global warming and more naked women. http://www.spiritone.com/~brucem/2010s.jpg |
Wait a second.
I thought we invaded Iraq so we could light the oil on fire and pay Haliburton millions of dollars? |
There its tons of untaped crude reserves in north america and in sount america. The problem is alot of them are in moutians and other difficult regions to mine. Once places like the middle east and other major regions start running out then they will be forced to tap into these areas. Up untill then its just to expecive. Regardless one day they will run out and you will have to settel for solar hydro electric and nuke energys :2 cents:
unless the come up with that cold fusion crap like in all those movies:Graucho Either way it wont be in our lifetimes:Hollering :drinkup |
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Dude, if someone knocks on your door in the next 30 mins.... do not answer it! |
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The point I have always maintained, however, is not WHAT the mainstream prints but what they do NOT PRINT that counts as well as when they self-contradict their own information. |
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