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Are the Saudi's worried that their oil wells are running dry?

Discussion in 'Opinion POLLS' started by DennisTate, Aug 8, 2018.

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Are the Saudi oil wells probably running dry?

  1. Yes...

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  2. No...

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    16.7%

  3. Possibly...... and this could be very, very good news... .for women in the Middle East?!

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  1. DennisTate

    DennisTate Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Mark Taylor expressed this in an interview that I heard a week or so ago
    and I couldn't help but wonder if that could be the reason for:




    Saudi students given four weeks to leave Canada, even if studies not completed
    https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2007/10/running-dry/306173/

    Running Dry
    The world’s most essential oil field may be in decline.
    Now I know that this move could certainly NOT be because P. M. Justin Trudeau had not sufficiently pandered to Islamic Canadian voters??????

    I mean he gave Khadr ten million without even bothering to allow the legal process to be complete???????

    What in the world was he thinking???????



    Michelle Rempel: Why would Trudeau pay Khadr $10-million before having a court weigh in?
     
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    DennisTate Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Could Ivanka have said something to P. M. Justin Trudeau that has him off on a Vendetta to destroy the USA Democratic Party for the 2018 primaries???????????

    [​IMG]


    Is he going to reverse his policies and begin to do something logical AFTER the USA Democrats have been virtually annihilated politically???????

    Could P. M. Justin Trudeau manage to destroy the USA Democratic Party for 2018?


    https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1296715350457368


    I have to admit.........
    I would probably tend to do whatever she told me to do myself...........
    so I really can't blame him????!
     
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    DennisTate Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    My teaching style is to cover one side of a topic.........
    and then switch over to a different way of looking at it in order to
    get my readers to think more deeply.

    I seriously annoy a lot of people with this method........
    but some people kind of like it.......


    Should Sorek 2 be in Australia or California?


     
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    The Saudis need to invest in new industry.
    Being a one commodity nation is dangerous.

    Moi :oldman:
     
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    I just wish Trump were even a tenth as tough with the Saudis as he pretended to be during his campaign. Canada should not be in this alone. They are on the right side. Our nation has no moral fiber in its international dealings. Every relationship is one of strategery and economic convenience.
     
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    They've been faking the numbers for decades.
    Venezuela_Oil_Reserves.png
     
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    Really? You work for ARAMCO ?
     
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    Please do give us your background
     
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    Numbers don't lie unlike oil interests

    What does the US oil reserves look like?
    US_Proved_Crude_Oil_Reserves.svg.png

    Maybe Iraq
    Iraq_Proved_Oil_Reserves.png
    Iran
    Iran_Proved_Oil_Reserves.png

    Are we seeing a pattern here?

    When you find oil the reserves go up, when you consume it they go down what does not happen is the line stay stable for decades. This is not natural distribution. Anyone who spent more than 5 minutes studying statistical distribution would spot this immediately.

    https://www.forbes.com/sites/panosm...ut-for-months-and-years-to-come/#1c32fe1659fa


    Other words they faked it and paid the right people off just like Hillary did up until she got Trumped.
     
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    DennisTate Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    This Mark Taylor guy is really interesting to listen to. I would advise one of the big Christian networks to grab him...... He is in many ways an even better speaker than my old mentor Mr. Garner Ted Armstrong.

    He gets into this topic after the one minute and thirty second mark here in this audio interview:



    ... and how in the world did he know about this back on December 16, 2016?

    http://www.sordrescue.com/

    http://www.sordrescue.com/uploads/4/7/7/9/47798703/12-16-16_energy_energy.pdf

    This prediction........ requires some pretty seriously insight to make?!
     
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    https://www.opec.org/library/Annual Statistical Bulletin/interactive/2004/FileZ/definition.htm
     
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    WHY all the hoopla about oil reserves
    as competing new sources of energy are developed.
    Witness Tesla.
    Witness the surplus of natural gas.
    Biofuels. I am hoping the oily algae works out. Imagine those desert ponds.
     
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    Do you even know what oil reserve means and how it is calculated?
     
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    A buddy told me many years ago that a friend or family member of his was involved in
    offshore drilling........ He told my friend not to repeat it to just anybody but he said that two
    completely different reports were made up...... One report for head office of the oil company that was accurate......

    and a second report for the government of the nation that they were drilling in.........

    His company got subsidies from the government.......

    and actual reserves from off shore near Canada..... were seriously under estimated
    to the Canadian government.

    Not sure if that statement was true...... but it made sense.... .and could mean that there could be far, far, far more
    oil reserves just off the coast of Canada than is known publicly.

    Like Mr. Mark Taylor.... our online buddy AboveAlpha was making very accurate estimates about
    USA oil reserves years ago:




     
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    I think that maybe Saudi Arabia's oil fields are running out of oil. Then, after the oil runs out, they can pound sand because all they are is a sand dune, a sand trap. Inhospitable to human life.
     
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    DennisTate Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    A couple of years ago I was given some astonishingly good news.....
    and I shall have to do some digging to find it for you.........
    but it is way, way, way, way better than oily algae and biofuels! (Hint... message #14 here)!
     
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    Can't find it in all that wordfulness.
    Please copy / paste the relevant part.
    Gracias
     
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    DennisTate Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Actually I am still digging through some personal messages that I got on this forum.......... It is from back a couple of years ago..... It will take me a while longer to find it again........ I now feel that the time is right to release this because these next three months are going to be critical for the future of America....... and the whole world. (It was from the man I quoted in message #14)!
     
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    So you can't find it either
    and hint to me to seek it their.
    :hmm:
     
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    No they aren't.. They have hardly explored Arabia.. Ghawar fields are 70 years old and still producing.. Shaybah, Manifa, Safanyia and Berri are still young fields.
     
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    DennisTate Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    I just went through eleven pages of old messages on my inbox here....... I will send you a personal message with the summary as best as I can....... I just can't find it yet..... but the synopsis may be better in some ways anyway......
     
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    I have it on a good source
    it's in #12 above. ;)
     
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    She's looks like a really overly-sculptured plastic version of her father. There are way better looking women standing at every subway stop in NYC at any give hour...seriously. I thing it's hick town folks that are not exposed to enough attractive women that find Ivanka Trump above average.
     
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    Algae has issues big issues that we might not overcome. Closed cycle system is far too expensive (This is how US Military do it now) and open cycle could be disastrous for the environment imagine an algae that turns your fresh water sources into diesel in the reservoirs!
    Lithium is here to stay it's very efficient and difficult to improve upon. Electric cars and hybrids are definitely the future.
    Biofuels though have lots of potential in other forms including cellulose ethanol (Gasoline from trees, hemp, old paper!)
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct-ethanol_fuel_cell
    Still produces co2 but with a bioethanol strategy it could become carbon neutral. Still logistical issues.

    https://www.businessinsider.com/the-navy-turns-seawater-into-fuel-2015-5?IR=T
    Seawater into fuel sound great and for the Navy it is but no good to the public the energy costs make it prohibitively expensive and a poor way to generate hydrocarbons for cost BUT when you have nuclear powered aircraft carriers and logistics with fuel transport and the protection factor of being able to manufacture it yourself at sea in a war zone it starts to make a lot of sense.

    Saudi's are hardly running out tomorrow (2 decades from now they will start scaling back) and there's plenty of oil left worldwide although the "easy" oil is running out as well as coal which can be processed into liquid fuels.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fischer–Tropsch_process

    Nuclear power will make a massive comeback and power the future generations but it might be a while yet for it to resurge.

    Or OTEC the only renewable with built in energy storage that if we can crack can supply us all the energy we need.
     
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