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Posted on 01/18/2026 2:50:55 AM PST by SmokingJoe
🚨 TEXAS! The US just discovered 1.6 BILLION untapped barrels of oil in Texas + 28.3 TRILLION cubic feet of natural gas ready to be extracted!
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From the video:
“...10 months worth of gas and 10 weeks worth of oil...”
How do they accurately predict those numbers?
I was wondering the same thing, and also I would think that by now most if not all of the gas and oil in Texas would be known about.
They must have used Cooper (Landsman) as head of exploration.
Per plan. I'd bet there is a lot undeveloped oil in California too, especially off the coast.
(Until now, everyone's been saying how Venezuela had the world's largest reserves. Don't know if this new find is enough to tip the scales - but it's a movement in the right direction.)
Regards,
Since his dad is now unemployed, he can hire him as head of operations.
An 8 or 9 percent increase in known Texas reserves.
Most natural fuels or ‘rare earths’ or things like diamonds are plentiful in the end and cheap to get, it’s all artificial manipulation by the oligopolies to keep prices up. Same with almost all pharmaceuticals, medical treatments in general, legal expenses.
Pretty much everything on the planet is unreasonable especially now. From fast food to nearly anything the ‘free market’ has been dead for ages and it’s virtually shortage economics via central planning around the world.
Most natural fuels or ‘rare earths’ or things like diamonds are plentiful in the end and cheap to get, it’s all artificial manipulation by the oligopolies to keep prices up. Same with almost all pharmaceuticals, medical treatments in general, legal expenses.
Pretty much everything on the planet is unreasonable especially now. From fast food to nearly anything the ‘free market’ has been dead for ages and it’s virtually shortage economics via central planning around the world.
If only they found this on land I owned.
The libs are not going to like this.
In my last job I found myself working in a total lib environment. One of the more vocal libs was always running down Big Oil. So I asked this jackass one day why he hated oil companies. His sorry reply related to a glass of water, in that there is only so much in it and it has to go empty sooner than later.
His glass analogy was a joke, for more and more oil is being discovered all over the world each year.
And is it really a fossil fuel?
It sounds like this is a prediction from USGS and not a flowing discovery.
Could take years to be ready for market.
And a relatively small deposit.
So, why announce it?
Been on top of that for a long time.
it’s virtually shortage economics via central planning around the world.
Contrary to the "environmental" progenitors of this plan, it is actually immensely biologically destructive to wildland landscapes. I've spent the better part of a career proving it.
Who says they're super-accurate? They are probably "only" good estimates. Might be, in reality, as much as 1.9 billion barrels of oil. Might be "only" 26.0 trillion cubic feet of natural gas.
And as to the "how?" Probably also using A.I. to analyze, e.g., 3-D images captured via seismic surveying. Really advanced stuff.
Are you disputing their credibility?
Regards,
No I'm not. Since when does asking a simple question equate to questioning the accuracy of any such statement? Sheesh.....
Apparently yes. There's a few skilled oil people on the forum; one who knows his stuff tells us that you can actually see microscopic fossils of the organisms that generated the oil.... right in the oil.
Good for Texas. And if they ever tap into the Rockies and open up ANWR, the US will be the fossil fuel controller of the world.
wy69
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