Fletcher Prouty Explains Invention and Use of Term "Fossil Fuels"

[@tediousmaximus1067]

Yes, we are not running out of oil. Oil is a natural mineral that Earth produces constantly. We will never run out of it. The only things we are running out of in this world are honesty, integrity and truth!

[@soundsof...]

you forgot clean water... or did you sleep during the past months ?!

[@ppetal1]

You're right. It will kill us before we "run out".

[@ppetal1]

Absolute garbage. Oil was formed mainly from microbial life.

[@pluto8404]

@@soundsof... *cheap water. we will never run out of clean water, it can always be filtered.

[@pluto8404]

@@ppetal1 and there is still microbial life decay and being turned into oil reserves.

[@ricter29]

23 years I drilled for oil all over and not once did any geologist ever call it a fossil fuel. It’s a mineral and there is so much of it. We did core samples in southern Saskatchewan in Canada and had tens of meters of oil soaked cores. I’m talking sweet light crude. Think of that to drill 4000 meters straight down and for 100’s of meters it’s nothing but oil. That’s a lot. But nothing was said they boxed it up and we cemented the well moved the rig off they cut the casing and buried it. Makes you wonder why…cause there is more oil than you can possibly imagine under our feet.

[@farleftsilencelikenazis1021]

I read somewhere we only looked at 3% of the earth for oil. Now we have the CO2 nonsense giving us crazy energy prices for the global Marxist agenda of the elites seeking to control us.

[@casualdecade]

Then why do we have to resort to fracking if it's so easily available?

[@farleftsilencelikenazis1021]

@@casualdecadeI think this is so that the USA can be energy independent. By this I mean older "wells" that have been used up are no good so to secure energy from your own country, fracking is used. To tap into vast oil fields in the middle east like Shaikan is easier but we know how being reliant on other peoples oil has been a source of conflict for a very long time. Transportation costs are also a factor as well as the environmental disaster that can happen when a company fucks up in big way (offshore drilling platforms) (the number 1 fine of all time goes to BP - despite the fact it wasn't BP's fault.(Deepwater horizon)

[@casualdecade]

@@farleftsilencelikenazis1021 So it is super crazy abundant and it's secretly everywhere, but also, we actually are running out of it because there's not that much so we have to frack.? There's gotta be a better explanation, I see what you're saying though. This isn't adding up however

[@bluesky6985]

@@casualdecade It's more expensive, that's all that matters

[@anthonyedwards4423]

I am 70 now and for the last 40 years I have tried to tell everyone I know that petroleum is not fossil fuel. “Ashes to ashes, dust to dust” and the depth of petroleum wells, etc. Follow the money! Every person on earth needs to see this video now.

[@whattheuniverseisdoing1300]

@Lando Sigmar Out of curiosity, what would be the correct way to use it then?

[@eldiablo7862]

@What the universe is doing use it for porn.

[@alexanderstone9463]

“Follow the money!” I have followed it and it lead strait back to the oil, coal and gas industries.

[@jenkinsmatthew]

Then what is oil made of? What happens when it is burned? And how does the earth create more of it?

[@al-dorifto1631]

@@jenkinsmatthew he's saying, it's like the Earth's blood and just like humans, the blood (oil) of the earth regenerates oil just like us humans body can create more blood when we loose it, and the earth is much bigger than us, so it takes awhile to regenerate that's but it's all about money, thats what this guy is saying, well that's what I took from what he was saying anyway

[@quadsquad3596]

Oil Companies would have been first to develop cleaner sources of energy if the supply of oil was depleting at a concerning rate.

[@claypage1089]

Good point.

[@Octavian2]

Yes, but they still own major shares in these companies.

[@sinsitystudios]

Nailed it.

[@houssamassila6274]

for the same reason we have never ran out of paper, cause they would be first concerned with planting new trees.

[@kangaroo4144]

Al Gore, initially told us. We need to find out alternative sources of energy. We are running out of oil. The oil and gas industry, has a breakthrough in drilling technology. All of a sudden, Gore changes his focus to Global Warming. That was when he became a rich man. We now are forced,to live his lie..

[@Smallholdingonashoestring]

I used to be a bodyguard in Iraq, one of the companies I looked after was an oil field mapping company called WesternGeco. They would drill explosives into the ground and lay out microphones on the surface. Once detonated the shock waves from the explosives would come back up and be picked up on the microphones. The difference in speed the shock waves travelled at would give an indication of the composition of the rock etc. One of the lead engineers told me that the pocket of oil went 10 miles down and that at current rates it would take us hundreds and hundreds if not thousands of years to use all the oil on earth

[@spencershaw2407]

Sweet I like oil

[@GarrettBroadnax]

Anything good like olive oil or just like the regular black stuff?

[@spencershaw2407]

@@GarrettBroadnax the petroleum oil that we use it's a miracle it's one of the best things that God has given us I love it and I hope we use it to the last drop

[@habazlambazazathe6th989]

what would happen if oil that pressurized oil is depleted..you would have a huge empty cavity deep in the earth

[@stevetrivago]

@@GarrettBroadnax lol

[@citizenpcorp1111]

The only honest video on this subject left on screwtube

[@Stupidityindex]

BS. People will believe the most unlikely of things. Defending Judaism & Christianity is easy, when you can find prophets & cherubin in your phonebook. Jesus Christ is a curse. "Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law, being made a curse for us: for it is written, cursed is everyone that hangeth on a tree:" - Galatians 3:13 "Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword. For I am come to set a man at variance against his father, and the daughter against her mother, and the daughter in law against her mother-in-law. 36 And a man's foes shall be they of his own household.

[@JohnS-il1dr]

Im surprised it even showed up on my suggested list.

[@erocoptics5642]

I worked at a gas station pumping gas for people during the Carter years. They say there was a shortage and we went to the beach in Galveston there was tankers stacked up waiting to get in. We have been lied to about so many things blow your mind

[@pablopicaro7649]

Knew a regulator during the 'oil shock' in IK, TX, KS - fuel storage facilities where bursting at the seams with supply, at same time rationing was happening.

[@TheRbruin10]

And now they want to force us to go electric.

[@VndNvwYvvSvv]

That's anti-shmemetic

[@Cjohn31]

​@@TheRbruin10if they actually lower the amount of c o 2 in the atmosphere we are all going to starve to xxxx plants stop growing

[@BruceStephan]

The first thing that happened once Bush and Cheney stole their first election , all the rich people got tax breaks that Clinton prevented . Then they sent millions of jobs to China again that Clinton prevented . The oil company CEOs got their insane salary increases then the oil companies along with the government and the fascist news media , gave us this oil shortage 🐂💩 propaganda saying America was low on oil and there was no sign of shortages anywhere . No signs of out of gas or lines of cars waiting to get gas like when Carter was President .

[@lynnwood7205]

"These are not accidental things. there is a dollar sign behind almost anything." The take away quote of this piece.

[@fuddlez8243]

the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil

[@Frostiken]

You do realize that literally also applies to the crackpot bullshit he himself is spreading, right? He outright lied about organic chemistry having something to do with oxygen and hydrogen and the study of biological compounds. Prouty made a fortune selling books of conspiracy nonsense to morons.

[@IndigoMystik]

Greed is the source of many of our largest problems as a species.

[@turdfurg1517]

@@IndigoMystik greed ego materialism

[@ITILII]

"In politics, nothing big happens by accident. If something major happens, you can bet it was planned that way" -Franklin Roosevelt (probably one of the very few times that this socialist puppet ever told the truth)

[@TarotKiller-z7h]

Leroy Fletcher Prouty (January 24, 1917 - June 5, 2001)[1] served as Chief of Special Operations for the Joint Chiefs of Staff under President John F. Kennedy. A former colonel in the United States Air Force, he retired from military service to become a bank executive. He subsequently became a critic of U.S. foreign policy, particularly the covert activities of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), about which he had considerable inside knowledge. Prouty was the inspiration for the character "Mr. X" in Oliver Stone's film JFK.[2]

[@woofwoof9647]

Thank You for that information much appreciated A Real Man of Honor and Truth !

[@lukecage3485]

?? A bank executive?? They're the ones behind all of it. The ones collapsing everything right now. Wonder how a smart man like him couldn't know that bankers are criminals.

[@anthonykurczewski8384]

And Prouty evaded the Alphabet Agencies by never signing an NDA!

[@hesavedawretchlikeme6902]

Yes indeed, Prouty is a very dependable insightful man. I have his book on JFK. And have viewed his interviews many years.

[@briandavis4442]

I used to listen to him on Coast to Coast 35-40 years ago. This guy has been around the block many times. Some of his stories were enough to make your blood boil.

[@lordbayne7918]

John Catsimatidis, Chairman and CEO of United Refining Company admits (in Apr 2022 interview) that oil is essentially infinite and produced by the earth. That the notion that it is non-renewable is a scarcity tactic.

[@TheAutoChannel]

Thank you for this post.

[@timothyroatenberry1274]

Its all about power, control, and money to these freaky people ! There is no shortage of oil ! But they'll blame that in a second to raise the price !

[@larrynorsworthy8582]

I've been thinking this.

[@TacticsTechniquesandProcedures]

Funny that so many wars are based on scarcity...*wink wink*

[@WeJamWorld]

"Essentially infinite" , ha ha , we live on a tiny planet

[@Rickwmc]

I've heard similar stories about diamonds being as common as lumps of coal. But diamond mines collected and hid all the diamoinds lying on the ground to hide them in store houses and give the impression that diamonds - which are very beautiful when polished - are scarce.

[@eduardocortez8583]

Yea bro they lied about it so they can justify high prices. They made it seem valuable from nothing. First started with dating they said a diamond u should buy for thr person u love it became a symbol of love and since everyone was buying it it became high priced whem in reality it isnt

[@inthefade]

DeBeers keeps a monopoly on diamonds for this reason. They also tell people they are "forever" so they don't sell them. Diamonds are barely even semi-precious.

[@jimbo987]

You live on a tech construct it produces thit shit (fpvangel) is a good breakdown chn that goes over occult knowledge with out joining the pedos

[@JohnDoe-le8fy]

Yeah, Diamonds are another one of the artificial scarcity monopolies they created. Russia alone has so many right under the surface of a asteroid impact they found years ago and were bought off to not touch them.

[@jimbo987]

@@JohnDoe-le8fy if you look past the surface its shown in blood dimond

[@Indylimburg]

I remember learning about "fossil fuels" in elementary school and told my grandpa who was a chemical engineer about it. He said "What a load of crap! There's no way there were enough plants and animals to create all that oil. And if there was, how did it get thousands of feet below the ocean?" He believed oil is a byproduct of the Mantle that gets pushed up into the crust and is basically renewable energy.

[@chillnspace777]

Yep abiotic

[@ChestyPullerFan]

Yeah. I had questions of my own when I found out that there was oil found in previously "tapped out" fields. What happened? Did more dinosaurs die? 🙄😎🤠

[@mrfrogg46able]

Your grandpa was 100% correct

[@Indylimburg]

@@mrfrogg46able He was a very smart man, but old school smart. He ordered blueprints and built his own house in the 40's. He would do calculus problems in his late 80's just for mental exercise.

[@cosmicallyderived]

We’ll said! I’ve been wondering about that crazy tidy theory myself.

[@jackwalker1822]

L. Fletcher Prouty was a very brave man. Very intelligent, very good observer, and able to connect the dots more than most people. Reading his book on JFK, the CIA and the Vietnam War changed my outlook on life. Also it is kind of funny, when I was in college studying Industrial Engineering, maybe it was an economics class, I'm not sure, but the professor proceeded to teach us all of the algorithms that people came up with to determine pricing of products. Maybe a lot of PHD theses, I don't know their origin. When he got done going through all of the algorithms, he then told us, "You can forget all of that because pricing of products is really quite simple. You charge what you can get." Never forgot that.

[@andrulemon]

an expert on geopolitics and geology eh?

[@andreegross]

A thing is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. Nothing more and nothing less.

[@superchuck3259]

Some places charge 6 bucks for popcorn, other places give it away for free, right?

[@greghanna7753]

My macro economics class taught us that the price of goods is whatever the market will bear.

[@superchuck3259]

@@greghanna7753 That is a little vague. As it don't distinguish a "free" market from a closed one. So when you go to a sporting event, the food is overpriced because there is not free competition, right? It moves the price point up, but people could also decide to not buy, at a certain point, no one will buy anything. 100 bucks for a single hotdog, right? (Side note, best way to make money is get people addicted, ha ha ha! Beer sales, right?)

[@Faceless_XIV]

"Rockefeller"..... *Checks early life section*.... Every single time.

[@bangthehankers1985]

Bruh, the Rockefellers were WASPs. The exception to the small hat rule. Whose early life are you looking at?

[@disel4life]

In 2019 I was working in Houston TX, i was in the elevador and I started a conversation with this guy. He said he was a chemical engineer for one oil company. I ask him if we are running out of oil. He smiled and said "no, there is an immense amount of oil still".

[@turbomunch]

What you mean there is a fabricated crisis to create immense wealth for a minority.... GTFO 🤤

[@docwill184]

Russian scientists were claiming "abiotic oil," 30-40 years ago. There's books written on it.

[@maranscandy9350]

They taught that in their universities.

[@jillellis62]

USA IS WHERE ALL THE CROOKS REALLY ARE...

[@alguien9710]

Wasn't Mendeleiev one of them?

[@PatrickN-d4r]

Funny isn't it how we get the truth from the "evil" USSR. Similar to the evil Germans. Also, has anyone ever met anyone Polish who was dumb? Quite the opposite actually. Seems like a lot of sense in actually non and vice versa!

[@terencemckenna3568]

He was a VERY VERY BRAVE MAN! We need a million more like him tiday..he was a REAL MAN!

[@Zzz-j2f]

Lol he was in on the scam. Just like your namesake inducing the Counter Culture “grassroots movement” with the CIA.

[@adamharrold407]

@@Zzz-j2f He only told it because he was befallen out of grace

[@johnsonhunglo1993]

Personal integrity!!!

[@antonmatthaus4340]

Has he past away? RiP! The Truth comes out,Halleluja! God bless the Patriots!

[@chedderburg]

Didn’t he say he was paid by these companies to say this stuff. I consider that a red flag. He sounds like a sales/con man not a scientist. What I don’t get is if it’s so prolific why are wells running dry? Wouldn’t that suggest it’s not replenishing at the rate of use?

[@leonardodeoleo1226]

Man I wish I could find an archive full of videos like this.

[@theronash7269]

Ever listened to Yuri Bezmonov? Aka Thomas Schuman? G Edward Griffin interviewed him in 1984. MUST listen!

[@elibarbq]

Just KZbin "Conspiracy theories" and you'll go down an endless rabbit hole.

[@pauloconnor7951]

Make one 👍

[@minxthedog2769]

A strange meeting in Geneva where lies are used to control information which makes a few people very rich sounds like a WEF meeting

[@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns]

I did a Science degree, thinking I was smart. The older I've got, the more I've realized how incredibly stupid I am.

[@jesusislukeskywalker4294]

you sir then are evidently then one of the most wisest people with a science degree. great comment. 👍🏻

[@jesusislukeskywalker4294]

i used to read 3 newspapers a day thinking i was getting a balanced opinion

[@asktheetruscans9857]

@@jesusislukeskywalker4294 Well, you weren't uninformed, just misinformed in 3 different ways.

[@nunbaiter]

Joseph come on now, they taught you objectivity, use it , it is very likely that oil and coal are deposits of ancient decaying matter.

[@mrwhiteinca]

Wisdom is its own kind of intelligence isn't it

[@goodtalker]

This vid is interesting. My dad was told many years ago by an engineer who worked for GE--when GE actually made appliances--that virtually everything they manufactured could be made to last, virtually, forever. "The problem," he said, "is that we'd all be out of a job." BIG BUSINESS can be as corrupt at BIG GOVERNMENT--sometimes even more so.

[@franklyspeaking986]

Same people in big business and in govt.... The one ensures the others get into govt ... protects and serves big business

[@anothercomment3451]

They are the same.

[@monicawarren3678]

Definitely. Because they used to make things that lasted, structured and so on but it goes back to money. Same in medical, keep them coming back. It's all so depraved 👉👹

[@anothercomment3451]

@@monicawarren3678 An AIG employee wrote an editorial years ago: "Is good health a good business model"? 'nuff said, eh.

[@anothercomment3451]

@@monicawarren3678 Ever read the ILL momument called the Georgia Guidestones? The carves goal is to reduce 8+billion to a Total of 500 mill on earth to 'manage'.

[@ikept_the_jethryk2421]

My father was a pioneer in offshore oil exploration in the 50s and late in life he told me that there is so much oil in the ground that we could never get it all out, even if we were trying to run out on purpose. There is more oil currently known of and untapped than mankind has used up in all of history.

[@chistinelane]

Your father could not predict the future. He didn't know about jumbo jets, cargo shipping, or how popular cars have become

[@STho205]

However the father had lived through WW2...which used, blew up and lost billions of barrels of oil all over the globe. He knew about volume of consumption. By 1975 the cover story of oil coming from dinosaurs had already been debunked and shifted to ancient ferns and seabed diatoms....which was proving implausible too. The war on smog however was working. Smoke stacks and visible smoke was declining....so the gambit changed to Ozone depleting invisible emissions and then by 79 the greenhouse effect that going from 3.5% CO2 in our air to 3.51% will turn us into Venus. Remember the Rockefeller Family along with the Gettys and Onassis meet every few years to dream up what the rubes will swallow.

[@Yo_Chino]

I wonder how the saudis were able to run the same type of racket where they basically got super rich off something that’s endless?

[@AnbroBR]

Thank you very much for this video. I have read a couple of Mr. Prouty's books and in my opinion, he was a very honorable man. We need more men like him in this world today but unfortunately, they are in very short supply. Thank you.

[@TheAutoChannel]

Thanks for your comments.

[@antonmatthaus4340]

Right! Agree! Thank you for the Truth!

[@stacylarge5636]

Thank you I will be reading those books 📚

[@patriotheart817]

Doctor Thomas Sowell is another absolute treasure. 🙏

[@stylegirl5084]

Yep. We live amongst gypsies, tramps and thieves…

[@Cousin.]

Amen. I’ve been telling people this for years and years! And EVERYONE just keeps using that absurdly ridiculous term. I’m so glad he mentioned 2 huge points that refute it: the depth oil can be excavated from, and the amount people have removed since it’s discovery. It’s abiotic folks.

[@andrewdressler6173]

Can you elaborate about the significance of it being abiotic? I think it could be created

[@Cousin.]

@@andrewdressler6173 Well, I believe the Earth "creates" it. Like a mineral. So yes, I think it is definitely significant, because it decimates the entire scarcity argument. It is "renewable". I don't think we know specifically what the amounts are, or the rate of production, but it is something I've been thinking about going back to Stanford and doing a Thesis on.

[@andrewdressler6173]

@@Cousin. that would be worth it cause we aren't getting the whole story. Thanks for the attitude of wanting to serve the world, that's pretty awesome.

[@m4mc294]

@@Cousin. please do that. lots of people would love to read it and people need to know.

[@davedee6422]

dude, people these days don't give a shite. i'm like you but this kinda stuff goes in one of their ears then out of their arse.. folks just don't know how to respond to a truth narely told......

[@graememckay9972]

My economics teacher in high school taught us that oil was expensive because it was going to run out within 10 years. Not my geology or geography teacher. I think she was maybe wrong because that was 35years ago.

[@NoName-hs4ov]

Conventional oil reservoirs did run out. In the last 23 yrs we figured out how to get oil out of the source rock by fracturing and increasing reservoir contact in low permeability source rock. Otherwise the US would be out of oil.

[@NoName-hs4ov]

@@TheJackOfAllTrades777 His teacher turned out to be wrong but at the time (35yrs ago) was stating something that very well looked to be true. The technology had not yet been developed

[@lok777]

@@NoName-hs4ov Oil has been 20-30 years from completely drying up for the last 50 years. Get a grip, realize when you have been scammed.

[@godbyone]

In 70s.i worked at gas station I was 14. Lines were 90. Minutes. All of sudden. I had rides everywhere. My free Uber. I got off restriction. From my dad who was super strict.

[@_JimmyBeGood]

Nobody is more wrong about everything than teachers.

[@gangoffour6690]

A man who only knew truth and honor. Also a great patriot.

[@krisburley4043]

Manly P. Hall’s book The Secret Teachings of All Ages on the shelf behind him. Tells me this man is a truth seeker. And a truth teller for what he’s talking about. My grandfather and dad were in the oil drilling industry their entire lives. My Dad totally agreed with this video.

[@weholmes5315]

Actually the book behind him is the first edition of “The Secret Team”, a book he published in 1973, which vanished after it was bought up by “private buyers” so the truth was hidden from the public.

[@gfy2979]

Who knows what he seeks, but you are enjoying his lies I see!

[@irishmjk427]

Don't forget Sinclair Oil used a dinosaur as it's logo. Anytime a Rockefeller's behind something you know it's not good.

[@starguy2718]

Sinclair was behind the Teapot Dome scandal.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

So maybe it's good to be in with the Rockefellers, you jealous twerp!

[@JohnSmith-bb8qf]

Same as well for the Rothschilds

[@Indycarfanatic2024]

Pretty sure all of those things have made the world much better

[@pat2107]

@@Indycarfanatic2024they have . Running a civilization takes a lot of ignorance of the masses to accomplish. It’s for their own benefit but they can’t comprehend how much work goes into it . But if you can get people to believe without questioning, a lot of achievement can be accomplished. The cogs don’t need to understand, just turn and keep turning . Money is the incentive for cogs to work so they can purchase opportunities and privileges . Without money most people wouldn’t be motivated and would remain farmer type villagers .

[@BryanL420]

Years ago I watched videos where some guys drilling for oil were coming back to Old dry Wells 30 years later and they had all filled back up

[@GhostRanger5060]

I read his book, The Secret Team, years ago and highly recommend it. The original edition is almost impossible to come by. The reprint is a shadow of the original but still hard hitting. I can testify from personal experience that his "Secret Team" conspiracy (aka the Deep State) is reality. Because I worked in the same kind of jobs he did and saw all of his "conspiracy theories" acted out as US policy in the DOD. Meanwhile, all the naysayers who only watch and believe what they see on TV call people like Col. Prouty (and by extension, people like me) "conspiracy nuts." Well he is a smarter nut than the "wise fools" who a spew back the nonsense messaging they get from the Main Stream Media.

[@JamesDeWeaver]

Check out "The Memory Hole" channel on YT, there are some very informative video's from the early to mid eighties which go into great detail on the CIA's "Secret Team" activities worldwide which I'm sure you'll find most enlightening.

[@NEMO-NEMO]

@Ranger What year is the original edition? Thank you

[@effu9593]

Shouldn't the library of Congress have it, have you tried their website?

[@GhostRanger5060]

@@effu9593 Never tried them. Thriftbooks may have an original on sale, but they are pricey. The reprint is still pretty good. I've only "heard" there was more in the unrevised edition.

[@MarcOlivermusic]

@@GhostRanger5060 I once was in holiday in Malaysia at a remote tiny airport in the north. There was a little book shop and in frint of the entrance was a staple of 20 books of "The secret team". I never heard about it and I bought it. Later I asked myself after reading the book what on eath made it happen that it was sold there, far out of any civiisation. Some people there seemed to have interest in it but nobody of my friends and family at home. So crazy. But a great book.

[@EssGeeSee]

I used to work for an organisation linked to deep sea oil exploration. I once went to an international meeting where we were told, in very hushed tones by learned geologists , that oil and gas were a product of deep subterranean volcanic activity. That was 55 years ago.

[@robertmarmaduke9721]

The center of the Earth is an old fusion reaction, creating the same elements the sun creates, like the glowing yellow magnetically-trapped ionized iron that gives the sun its color. Without those kilometers of molten iron the sun would be blinding white and Scotty the Earth.

[@allee190]

Thank you for giving a worth reading comment.

[@whatabouttheearth]

Bullshit. No geologist thinks that

[@whatabouttheearth]

Bullshit. No geologist thinks that

[@অরুণাভদাস]

I had serious doubts on the so-called scarcity of "oil". I asked myself as to how come people are driving more cars after each decade & oil levels remain the same. Thanks for dispelling these misconceptions. "Scarce" oil is just another propaganda like spinning earth.

[@murray8958]

Yeah I had a boss that worked in the oil business as an accountant... He told me it's true there are wells they capped in the 50's that are full again. He also said there are container ships out on the ocean that are just storing oil because they do not want to flood the market and bring prices down. Fkn snakes have been screwing us over for a century! And when the oil companies get into financial trouble, the gooberment uses our TAX DOLLARS to bail them out. 🤦

[@neilmccann5826]

We could go from burning gasoline to convert engines for natural gas. That would make the United States the leader the leader in gas reserves, but we'd rather pay China for the rare Earth that goes into the batteries.

[@RUfrikkinkiddinME]

Wait a minute... The Earth doesn't spin?

[@marillion4th393]

@@RUfrikkinkiddinME 👍😅😅👍

[@meh11235]

Absolute truth

[@hotpocket5501]

What I would pay to bring Prouty back to life and analyze what is going on today!

[@AntajuanGrady]

9/11, depopulation, & covid-19. I'd love to hear his take on these things.

[@canadiankewldude]

As well as Ezra Pound and a few others.

[@Grinlathak]

He'd take one look at Critical Race Theory and say something that would put him on the FBI's most wanted. And then they'd raid his house for Legos.

[@johnsonhunglo1993]

@@Grinlathak: Before commenting, I am sure that he would define 'Critical Race Theory'. Unfortunately, most people only know the words, not the theory itself!!

[@Grinlathak]

@@johnsonhunglo1993 Critical racist theory. Yeah we know the theory itself. No worries.

[@Evocati-Augusti]

He also served as Chief of Special Operations for the Joint Chiefs of Staff under President John F. Kennedy, A colonel in the United States Air Force , and is Mr.X in the JFK movie, this guy had a wealth of informtion.

[@cpt.nancyr.1946]

Brilliant as always, of course the CIA was at the conference.

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

Lol, what aren't they a part of? Let me rephrase that, what f*ckery aren't they a of? Guessing they had to take notes to get their disinformation campaign started, among other things. What deception do we have to support today?

[@davidsellers3639]

So they could get their stocks and stuff in order

[@mrfrogg46able]

The CIA was not created until after WWII 1946

[@ducksinarowpatience]

I chuckled at that, like no duh.

[@ducksinarowpatience]

@@davidsellers3639 so they could make sure nobody got out of line with the agenda, pardon the pun.

[@francisjtuk]

Ultimately control of people is only possible if you control access to energy.

[@floorskin1]

And food. Which Billy big tits gates is doing his best to achieve control and manufacture of.

[@redditor7548]

100% it goes beyond just oil. Many have discovered free energy tech already. Our world is controlled by slavers that want to keep us in our chains dependent on the system they are in control of so we have no option but to slave away for them. they fear anything that has the potential to eliminate dependency on the system. As the years go by they continue to make us more and more dependent on the system so we may never escape

[@shizanepimp1]

Fun fact. Henry Rockefeller was the biggest oil tycoon. Cars back then had a switch on the carburetor to switch between alcohol and kerosene. After that you have the prohibition of alcohol. It wasn't because the morality of America. It was so Rockefeller had the market cornered. He also revolutionized the pharmaceutical industry. Making 99% of pharmaceuticals from petroleum or a process using petroleum. 🤔

[@TheAutoChannel]

FUN FACT: Rockefeller's first name was John, not Henry. As for the history of the Model T and the "carburetor switch," it wasn't quite like that. But if you want to read the most correct explanation of the Model T and the early use of alcohol fuels, read my short book "YES, TIN LIZZIE WAS AN ALCOHOLIC." You can read it all online at: www.theautochannel.com/news/2019/04/20/660939-yes-tin-lizzie-was-alcoholic.html .

[@shizanepimp1]

@@TheAutoChannel ok I got the name wrong. The rest is true

[@pederjohansen2029]

This needs to be more widely spread.

[@m4mc294]

make sure you download it because im sure it will be taken down by censorship

[@seanp8220]

People just dont accept it. The globalists have rendered them useless.

[@PubliusUSA]

Every book on minerals has a section dedicated to carbonate rocks. Carbonate rocks reach the melt by subduction, the carbon separates out into crude and floats to Earth's upper layers. Nationalized oil industry should be a human right.

[@1bkres]

"There's a dollar sign for behind almost everything " that's insight right there 🔥🔥🔥

[@VenetianSnus]

Including this video surely. The guy sold a book…and “oil will never run out, we’ve been lied to” is good marketing.

[@Iliek]

@@VenetianSnus Who got rich off saying oil isn't running out?

[@VenetianSnus]

@@Iliek I said the guy sold a book with that message, Stupid.

[@kuil]

@@Iliekoil companies and their shills. The Saudis.

[@newman653]

'There's a dollar sign behind everything ' truer words have never been spoken.

[@drb491]

Amazing. But I need to do more research before talking to my geologist degreed daughter, she already thinks I'm crazy after I told her all about Rockefeller controlling/buying out all the med schools, essentially creating big pharma.

[@TheAutoChannel]

Your daughter may feel this way because of the other situation that Rockefeller helped create: Mental illness from lead poisoning. The decades of tetraethyl lead put into the air from Standard Oil's gasoline (invented by General Motors) have caused irreparable harm to humans. Passed down through genes, compounded by the still circulating air, the lead has given us a couple of generations of people with malfunctioning brains and respiratory illness.

[@drb491]

The depth of depravity of the rockefellers is truly demonic. To knowingly severely decrease the health, well-being, life expectancy of literally BILLIONS of innocent people takes a psychopathic mindset. Not just laser focus on making more & more money, bc that could be accomplished w/o putting humanity's well-being in jeopardy, but actually hurting people in so many different ways thru almost every aspect of our lives. Big oil & big pharma has damaged all humanity. What a legacy. But, since this is an auto channel, do you have any pics &/or links to electric autos around the turn of the century? I saw a pic of "Electric Ave" at the Chicago World's Fair around 1900, showcasing an electric sidewalk among other electric things that somehow disappeared bc rockefellers had lots of crude oil. Thx again for your response!

[@susiek6012]

Remember when talking to her she only knows what she has been taught and most people have a high level of trust in the education system. You’ll never get anyone to understand if you just tell them flat out they’re wrong. Start with bits and pieces that are digestible and build. Good luck 🥰

[@TheHeavensFellen]

@@drb491 Devil Bill, that was Papa J.D.'s own fathers nickname, he raped a young lady and went on the lamb, resurfacing here or there in young J.D.'s life. I didn't know about Pharma, but its said that the Rockefeller Institute even had mind study hospitals established in post WW1 Germany - with the Max Planck society and James Loeb, scion of the Loeb's in Kuhn, Loeb & Co. !!.

[@JoshBransonPhoto]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abiogenic_petroleum_origin

[@amishgamer9780]

One of the most important videos on youtube

[@BuckJoFiden]

What a great listen. So many people need to hear this guy.

[@joestephan1111]

When I worked in the oil world they considered what they got for it out of the ground what it was worth. To raise that up they changed it to charging for what they could get for it out of the nozzle. It's even more interesting when you take note this happened during the oil embargo/shortage of the early 1970s.

[@julialeite6923]

The ubiquitous "they" created The Oil INDUSTRY. The industry is owned and managed to enriched the oil men...or corporations. So in effect, we sre enslaved to the oil industry. If we all turned to bicycles, there would be an imposition on leg power in the form of credits of some sort on leg power output. Sheese!!

[@joestephan1111]

@@julialeite6923 All the "jack jaw" about electric cars...don't look for the multi-zillion dollar oil industry to roll over & play dead!

[@jmanswat2457]

Also explains why they moved the dollar off the gold standard and backed it with oil. A limitless source that is super valuable but manipulated to seem scarce. Easy money control forever.

[@KingTriko]

@@jmanswat2457 thanks for connecting the dots 🙏🏽👍🏼

[@joshtrudgeon5337]

@@jmanswat2457 oh fuuuuuck. dude. you got it spot on. Not to mention since we are all uninformed as to oil's true nature it has a secondary use of involving us in any and all foreign conquests to (((their))) heart's content

[@ghostmanscores1666]

The "oil shortage" was the "climate change" of my generation. Total B.S!

[@1685Violin]

Here is the response to that: Let's go Brandon.

[@gentinmedia]

Exactly!

[@mkaberli]

@Mekehl Yeah, that worked well for Venezuela, Ecuador, and the USSR.

[@cjones3710]

Still is.

[@tritium1998]

@@mkaberli It didn't work out for the USSR when it privatized.

[@randywilliams6248]

"People, people.... air is a precious resource, we have to cut back. By 2045, our goal is hit air intake consumption down by 30%. These people who use more than they need, need to be held accountable. Vote for me and we'll make that a reality" The crowd roars!!!

[@artb1974]

@@randywilliams6248 Thus spoke Trumpathustra. Thanks for the masterfully crafted snark.

[@robhunt8378]

They're calling it carbon footprint, but that's it pretty much.

[@artb1974]

@ Right, because oil is a hydrocarbon. It is organic.

[@nicoleackerman205]

I remember when I was in third grade we were told oil would be gone by the time we where adults it been 21 years I am 29 and it still not gone.

[@TheAutoChannel]

I heard the same crap in the early 1970s.

[@oncho1960]

I remember a PSA that ran in around 1973, "the US will run out of oil in 30years"..... Here we are almost 50 years later...its fearmongering

[@rumblehat4357]

They are hoping we all forgot.

[@guysmiley4830]

The world is on fire and we're all going to die. 7 years left now according to AOC

[@whatabouttheearth]

😂😂😂 Prouty obviously doesn't know fuck all about geology. Fossil fuels derive primarily from plants dying during the Carboniferous period in anoxic conditions.

[@knotkool1]

took a long time for this to come out and even longer to show up on my feed.

[@Jaarie]

They did to oil what they did to diamonds. Create false scarcity

[@TheAutoChannel]

Right.

[@securethebag1613]

"theres a dollar sign behind everything" take notes ppl

[@aaaaaa2206]

There is a harmful lie behind every dollar sign behind everything.

[@SuperGuirro]

>take notes ppl Everyone knows this...

[@JorisVDC]

And the dollar (money in general) was created to control the people of the land. Most probably something demonic or related to the dark gods.

[@SuperGuirro]

@@JorisVDC Money exists so a Baker and Brain Surgeon can exchange. How can a Brain Surgeon buy bread from the baker, without a means of exchange? Of the Baker doesn't need the surgery, then the surgeon will die of hunger.

[@therealcnn5346]

Except green energy… oh wait it’s subsidized by government money aka your tax dollars Financial incentives will run out Dude! Does it work?? Is it really better for environment? If they’re flattening the curve for energy use does it matter? Aka control of people through energy use

[@cernunnosthehornedone3336]

Someone needs to make a feature film about this.

[@michaeldoughty1782]

I remember in the early 70s being told Oil would run out in 2000, by various experts on TV. Total BS, It's all about the $$

[@Huelogy]

It's a naturally reoccurring substance through earthquakes and the tectonic plates movement.

[@NoName-hs4ov]

It's not. It comes from kerogen

[@americanstruggler587]

I remember showing this to people on discord a couple years ago and they said "who is this guy? Is he really educated enough to say that?" Really shows how far society is going down. Nobody questions anything anymore or looks beyond the veil.

[@TheAutoChannel]

When the people on Discord asked "Who is this guy?" who were they referring to?

[@americanstruggler587]

@TheAutoChannel Fletcher. They thought he was just some uneducated kook.

[@bangthehankers1985]

If he wasn’t an expert in that field, they’d call him unqualified. If he was an expert, they’d call him a fringe nut. If he was a once-renowned expert, they’d call him a senile has-been. They really expose their naivety by appealing to what he knows, rather than who he knows, particularly when he’s been on JCOS and served JFK himself, of all people.

[@torino390]

When you wake up to the fact your entire life has been a lie...

[@MrThenry1988]

Indees

[@SemajSemaj]

100,000 %

[@ThatBastardSnow]

We're not in Kansas anymore Totto.

[@t0manderson571]

You want want to edit or revise. Not " your entire life". Was your first best friend, or romance a lie? No. What the oligarchs teach and profit from, Yes.

[@SpenserRoger]

@@t0manderson571 Really? The oligarchs own all those little independent oil producers and mineral rights/claim owners in the U.S and all over the world? Do the oligarchs own and control all the independent petroleum geologists,geophysicists, geochemists, etc and their associated college and university research programs all over the world.... not to mention own their thesis' and papers published? I suppose they own the journals, open access publications and magazines as well? Do the oligarchs also own every option and security in the exploration and production market? Every stock and bond? Do they own and control every government organization, royalty bureau, regulatory commission, and resource manager?

[@lowdown5150]

One of the tactics they are using on these platforms, is to deliberately twist your words through talk to text. A slight irritant, but it is persistent and deliberate!

[@divergentsenior]

RIP Fletch. You are so needed today. Thank you for your courage in speaking truth. Every year that passes we realize how right you were.

[@jillellis62]

sometimes WE MUST pick up ones legacy they handed to us AND FIX THIS XRISIS THEYVE PUT THE ENTIRE WORLD UNDER- ITS ALL ABOUT MONEY, WHICH IS NEVER TRULY OURS- BUT THIS SHOULD BE AS FREE AS RAIN WATER- THOSE MILLIONAIRES THAT BEGIN AS PUBLIC SERVANTS KNOW WHAT THERYE DOING... ONLY WE CAN STOP IT ALL- PEOPLE SCARED OF WHT?? THEM COMING AFTER US? WELL, THEY ARE LITERALLY DOING THAT ANYWAYS!! SO WHY NOT GO DOWN FIGHTING???

[@divergentsenior]

@@jillellis62 I agree totally. I have tried, mostly in vain, to help people connect dots since I was a teenager. Truth is. People do not want to believe it because it is too scary. Moreover. The country is being attacked through the bureaucracy, international organizations and NGOs but not all those actions are documented.

[@MeasuredFlat]

Created by the Rockefellers...creates the idea of scarcity, and at that time, Rockefeller owned 90% of the oil in the U.S.

[@pauldurkee4764]

Makes sense now, create scarcity and dependency and you have the power, and the wealth that comes with it.

[@muififfi]

Thank you for sharing! Every day a new little piece..and someday you have the full picture.

[@TheAutoChannel]

Thanks for watching the video. If you'd like to get the whole story on ethanol fuel read my 641-page book, THE ETHANOL PAPERS. It's available to read online for free at www.theautochannel.com/news/2018/10/12/632678-ethanol-papers-massive-book-provides-whole-story-ethanol-fuel-free.html.

[@aminehero8798]

Thank you God bless 👑🙏

[@ricogoldstar]

But mysteriously, in the counties that produce oil , gas prices are like 30 cents a gallon. I was in Kuwait for 12 years, and even to this day you can fill up your tank for a few bucks.

[@TheAutoChannel]

Yes, this is one of the great mysteries of life.

[@jillellis62]

& LIKE RECENTLY IS WAS OUTED THAT IN RUSSIA: PEOPLE CAN USE AS MUCH NATURAL GAS AS THEY WISH IN THEIR HOMES AND ONLY HAVE TO PAY 3.3 EUROS A MONTH- THATS THE FLAT FINAL RATE- BURN IT 24-7 AND IT WONT GO UP IN PRICING... ITS ONLY UP TO US TO EXPOSE THE CRIMINALS IF WE DONT VERY SOON, OUR KIDS AND THEIR FUTURE FAMILIES ARE SCREWED!!!! I HONESTLY DONT WANT THAT FOR MY FAMILY- I DONT WANT THEM TO HAVE IT SOOO BAD AND ASK: WHAT WAS SO HARD ABOUT STANDING UP FOR YOURSELF?? I HAVE SEEN VRAVER TEENAGERS TODAY THEN THERE ARE GROWN MEN AND WOMEN STANDING UP! WHAT THE HELL ARE WE DOING JUST TWIDDLING THUM,BS BUT KNOWING WHAT WE KNOW?!?! WE MAY DESERVE WHAT HAPPENS TO US- BUT WHAT ABOUT OUR CHILDREN? WHAT DO THEY DESERVE??

[@jasondashney]

Unless they have corrupt governments. In Vancouver you pay 77 cents per litre in tax. 77. That's $3.50 a gallon in taxes. That's insane. We pay the highest gas prices in North America even though we live in a port city in an oil producing country.

[@ldfreitas9437]

I think he lived in Monterey. Mae Brussel referred to him plenty of times when she had her radio show on KAZU FM Pacific Grove back in the day, the 80's, way before KAZU went NPR, National Petroleum Radio.

[@largemarge1603]

Mae and her forty-five minute tapes were the bane of radio programmers in the 1960s and 70s. Although her bizarre chain-of-associations were seemingly unrelated, taken as a whole, the forty-five minutes was fascinating. . KZAP 98.5, Sacramento, California. Travis T. Hippo, presiding.

[@starguy2718]

I remember listening to Dave Emery and Nip Tuck on KFJC in the Bay Area, and how they were always referring to Mae Brussel.

[@TheJakecakes]

This entire interview was amazing Don't just settle for the clip.

[@mikeburke1993]

Very good. Someone who is honest. And yes, there is a dollar sign behind almost everything.

[@Iliek]

If you heard about it from the government, media or institution, dollar signs are all over it.

[@ganjariver2683]

So glad awareness of this issue is becoming more mainstream

[@Nerfherder-oo7iv]

There are reservoirs of oil far below the crust that are the size of oceans. And they expect us to believe decomposed forests and animal bodies created such large concentrations of oil deposits? It’s absurd.

[@valibaimoukhametov6795]

Thats lava

[@CurCam713]

I read the Deep Hot Biosphere years ago. It's amazing that the story of the fossil fuel origins of oil has not been corrected except for those who tell of the abiotic origins. I guess it helped sales. Wasn't there a Dino gas at one point?

[@samdavis1958]

Yes there was a gas company that used the dinosaur. It was Sinclair.

[@dannygreen7473]

@@samdavis1958 Is not was.

[@95percentair]

and Shell. That sounds like a good read, ty. I think of everything as fossils (what was once biotic, we are stardust etc.). Perhaps we think of a brontosaurus (or whatever, showing my age lol) is the biggest thing there ever was because that's all the bigger we can literally see. Perhaps we don't see the footprint of man because a pteradactyl (sp) was the size of a hummingbird. Infinite means exactly that, & tbh this way of thinking keeps me happy, excited and laughing at the smartppl (lying n spying) idiocracy we are - as if we know something lol. We should be zooming around on magic carpets with wireless but no we are destroying natural emf for a weapon. gah. enjoy those little songbirds now - you will _never_ hear now what i used to read: that songbirds "will be" extinct by 2030 (hmm like an agenda) due to climactimous changious.

[@theoneracer2716]

@@95percentair Shell's corporate symbol is of the rising sun(Sirius) not of a clam shell...correct your thinkin

[@sportmom2222]

Yes, the company’s name is Sinclair Oil. They have a brontosaurus 🦕 as their company logo.

[@CellTherapyCream]

Fletcher Prouty also witnessed the release of a mugshot of Oswald in Australia before the feds released his name. The press had his mugshot ready before it was physically possible, this happened in Australia or New Zealand. He has a great series of interviews and he reminds me of Smedley Butler another supressed American hero.

[@alanpillow643]

Wow. Just learned so much from looking back. Looking back changes the way we go forward. Wish I could thank this man.

[@jillellis62]

WE CAN CHANGE EVERYTHIING- PEOPLE HAVE TO STOP BEING SCARED TO ECPOSE CRIMINALS, OR THE GOV- THEY ARE OUR PUBLIC SERVANTS, THIS IS OUR LANDS... WE CAN DO IT,,, GOTTA FROW A PAIR AND START TO SPEAK UP- IMAGINE HOW BAD ITS GONNA BE FOR OUR KIDS, OR THEIR KIDS... HELLO!

[@NINJA52ELITE]

Thank you MR. X for helping us what we couldn't see before!

[@pebblepod30]

He touched on the issue of Big Business Maximizing Profits being responsible for Price Inflation for oil (unlike small business, they can often get away with it). Addictions to Maximizing Profits & Seeking Power (esp today through owning media for influence) seems to be in a big part responsible for bad things in the world.

[@annarodriguez9868]

"There's a dollar sign behind almost everything." Ain't that the truth!

[@koshabull208]

The reason why oil companies adopt fracking, is to take the path of “least resistance.” Some areas where the oil is sitting have rocky or even mountainous surface, it would cost too much to drill there; for the same reason a smart criminal would break into a donut shop just to gain access into the computer store next door that shares a painted plywood wall with each other.

[@daviru02]

This is a serious question here. If we did dig up all the oil or a lot of it they would leave open caverns underneath would it cause possible earthquakes or the ground to sink?

[@specialkonacid6574]

What was going on then was designed to bring us to where we are now

[@R08R]

"Trust the science" goes way back

[@w.e.s.]

My pawpaw worked on oil rigs for awhile he said we'll never run our of oil. They'd have to burn oil out of the ground for a month straight just to cap them off bc too much was coming out

[@ManDad_1964]

Even as an uneducated kid, I never believed that oil came from fossils.

[@jamemule5326]

Nah you are very smart for real.

[@joeren8948]

As a biologist, I knew that the whole “fossil fuel” misnomer, was a con from day one.

[@jenkinsmatthew]

Then what is oil made of? What happens when it is burned? And how does the earth create more of it?

[@nunbaiter]

Ok boss. 🙈

[@alexmag342]

Mathew Oil is a mineral, created by microbial life, it's by definition renewable

[@beartankoperator7950]

@@jenkinsmatthew check out "organic compounds" or hydrocarbons on Saturn's Moon Titan they have even identified propylene, a plastic, on that moon and lakes of natural gas. the Hydrocarbons we associate with "oil" here on earth exist in greater abundance on other bodies in our solar system, so does that mean they had organic life or, that oil was not an organic compound in the first place. the processes of creating these chemicals happens both in the earth abiotically and on the earth through biologic processes one could certainly argue that living organisms produce hydrocarbons more quickly than does geology but that does not change the point of the video.

[@NoName-hs4ov]

@@alexmag342 it's not renewable at a rate fast enough for industrial use.

[@Jafmanz]

This is a great video for oil companies!

[@Copeability]

This truth has been hid under everyone nose for years, many cars now take fully synthetic oil. The definition of synthetic summed up is something that is definitely not organic and is made in a lab somewhere.

[@beezowdoodoozoppitybopbopb9488]

That is 100% completely irrelevant. German scientists came up with synthetic oil as a response to allied efforts to restrict their oil access during world war 2. From there weve been able to tweak and refine synthetic oil to be a superior engine lubricant to "dino" oil in every way. From detergents that extend engine life, to lower particulate size and count. As a former machine shop owner I prefer synthetic oils in all my cars from a performance and reliability standpoint, all other reasons be damned

[@infidelapostate3094]

@@beezowdoodoozoppitybopbopb9488 😂👍 dino's for dodos

[@beezowdoodoozoppitybopbopb9488]

@Mr Best Policy *you're. That's a well thought out argument with a nice little ad hominem tacked on the end. I have to rethink life now 🤦‍♂️🤣

[@ROCKSTARVEGA]

@@beezowdoodoozoppitybopbopb9488 wait so who Tf is right?

[@1martycorr]

I worked on a project for Esso ( Exxon in the USA) at their Fawley refinery near Southampton UK in the 1990's. It was called the WISR. I remember the WI part stood for Wax Isomerization but forget what the SR stood for. It was an experimental plant and made a super high quality synthetic oil that would never break down. You could out it in an engine and weld the filler cap into the oil tank coz you would never need to change it. The plant blew up due to an operations error. I was a part of the team that did the damage report given to Esso/Exxon to determine the feasibility of rebuilding the plant. I moved on to other projects but heard Esso/Exxon were not going to rebuild it because there was no long term profit in an engine oil you only needed to buy once. I did a search on it maybe a year ago as for personal reasons I wanted to remember what WISR stood for. I could find no mention of the plant ever existing online, nor mention of the fire that destroyed the plant in local newspapers. Like it had been scrubbed from history. I know it existed, I worked on it, but like all small cogs in bug wheels of compartmentalized projects I didn't know the whole about what I was working on. Three years ago, working on another oilfield project in Kurdistan Iraq I worked with an Iranian Petroleum Engineer. He told me you have to know the theory of Abiotic Oil to get your degree in Petroleum Engineering in Iran. They are very aware that the Earth continually makes oil, perhaps another reason they are shunned by the western world. The Russians also very aware of Abiotic Oil, search for the work of J. F. Kenney and many others

[@sayckeone]

Rockefeller, Kissinger, Schlesinger. What do all these men have in common? Nobody NOSE. I mean knows.

[@floorskin1]

And you shall know him by his hatless snake bestowed on him by his father lucifer, and the lust for gold which he is able to smell neath the ground.

[@SuperCarolkim]

All their names end in er.... the fallen tribe

[@johnterpack3940]

Rockefeller was Baptist.

[@MiaSonoma]

The Clampet’s tried to expose this in the 60’s but sold out and moved to Beverly Hills

[@robyn7165]

Bang on! Monkeys on an impossiball burning “Dino” bones for fuel, cool story bro! Oil is abiotic constantly regenerating, intelligent design is a wonderful thing.

[@yahuahoverman9585]

Amen ALL praise be to the Most High

[@blxtothis]

Brilliant and together with so many important but overlooked facts, should be front page news and taught everywhere! A fossil is not the remains of a living thing, it’s an impression left by those remains surely.

[@TheAutoChannel]

Yes, that is the correct distinction.

[@Iliek]

Stop using your brain for thinking. You're supposed to believe what they tell you!

[@ethoslogospathos]

Dd Beers comes to mind also. Same thing with creating chatter just how "scarce diamonds" are. Scarcity model. Economics XY graph of Demand and Supply. Marketing also creates "desirability", which drives demand.

[@abegiesbrecht1148]

My Grandpa use to drill back in the 70's. He said BC is riddled with Natural Gas. They would drill, log it, and cap. I was taking to him about the price of fuel. He said it's all a big plan. Canada should have pipelines running from east to west, and never have to buy a single drop of oil from over seas. They don't want that though. They want you to buy oil from over seas, and it comes from Saudi Arabia. The kicker is cause of the laws that the liberals put in place, no tankers on the west coast. So that tanker now has to sail in the other direction... the long way around

[@TheBuddyLama]

Government is malevolent and it is malignant.

[@theronash7269]

Need to use the Port of Churchill MB.

[@nessuno6110]

Schmuckanadians are slaves of the criminal gang called the Liberal Party. Schmuckanada is a frozen Banana Republic.

[@warrens.5933]

The west coast is incredibly fertile and rich with ocean life, spawning areas, sensitive alge, etc. It's too bad oil companies don't know how to transport the stuff without causing natural disasters on a routine basis.

[@theronash7269]

@@warrens.5933 ...natural disasters on a routine basis?

[@benjamindalton8940]

KZbin is scrubbing the internet of anything reasonably informative about the REAL world we live in. How does this magically stay up unscathed?

[@TheAutoChannel]

Even if your assessment is correct, I think the reason why Google hasn't removed the video is that they don't know who the truth benefits and who it hurts.

[@donelmore2540]

I don’t have much of a science background, but even as a young person, when I heard it said that oil came from decayed dinosaurs, I thought there was no way in hell that dinosaurs got together and died by the trillions in the same place and turned into immense pools of liquid. It’s nice to at last be vindicated. LOL

[@Mike-te8mo]

The people that genuinely believe that are all these mentally ill, retarded freaks that took covid vaccinations and wore masks, and believe reality is purely subjective. Unfortunately they're the mass majority so the only thing we can do is hold tight and look after those close to us.

[@Sidetrackification]

There was a bp commercial that showed in a cartoon how it happened

[@SheepWaveMeByeBye]

It doesn't come from dinosaurs. It mostly comes from dead plant matter or dead algae.

[@beartankoperator7950]

@@Sidetrackification well then there's the proof

[@Sidetrackification]

@@beartankoperator7950 I'm a firm believer that what we drill for is the result of the liquid center of this planet and its journey outward ,through a variety of strata, sometimes resulting in surface deposits, thar'tis

[@user-uj8cx3dw3r]

Guys we don't know an ounce of what is actually going on. We only know what they want us to.

[@sportmom2222]

You are absolutely right! They can control us far more easily when they control what we know and learn.

[@jillellis62]

WHICH IS VERY DISTURBING- BC THE LAND IS OURS, WE CHOOSE THESE LEADERS TO REPRESENT US, YET THEY GO FOR SELF INTERESTS, TAKING FROM OUR STATES- WHEN THEY HAVE THEIR DISTRICT ONLY THAT IS "THEIRS"... PPLE NEED TO UNDERSTAND THAT WE ARE THE GOV- THAT WE LITERALLY DO AND CAN CONTROLL EVERRY SINGLE THING- BUT THE MORE WE DO NOT AND DO NOTHING, THE MORE THEY WILL COMTINUE TO TAKE FROM US, CHARGE US, AND COME AFTER US... ONLY WE CAN CHANGE EVERYTHING BY ECPOSING THEM- PICK UP THE PIECES OF THESE BRAVE MEN AND WOMEN THAT TOLD THE TRUTH AND BE THE NEXT SOLDIER TO GET A MOVEMENT GOING... ANYWHERE, EARTH,,,,

[@blahblahoink]

we're getting educated though

[@xxroh]

Looked into it

[@TheAutoChannel]

And what did you find?

[@xxroh]

The Auto Channel it’s an Eddie bravo reference.

[@LJSiar]

I read a book called "Oil is Abiotic" you cant find it anywhere anymore. Sounds like this guy.

[@olliefoxx7165]

This is a profound bit of information. I know only that I am ignorant of many things and certain about nothing. Once you see the magician reveal their tricks you can't un-see it. This is humbling but it's not all bad.

[@davidsellers3639]

It’s a nicer form of slavery?

[@coljoe0892]

This needs to be shared, so all can see.

[@maydaymike1200]

Great quality video featuring Fletcher Prouty. Good things to know, thx for the video

[@brucebanner4206]

Saudi King interview on 60 Mintues some years back said straight out that they had pumped enough oil for the next 100 years and that there was enough oil left for 1000 years. That means there is no shortage, and never was. You can search for and find that interview. Do that and watch it for yourself.

[@dewaynem559]

Also there a geologist I can't remember his name that studied Mt st Helen volcanic blast in the 80s and found coal formed at the bottom of the lake near the mountain from the blast showing coal doesn't take millions of years to formed it has been formed in less then 30 years

[@josephwanjiku6853]

Then after coal , it turns into diamond

[@mikewilliams9706]

The Clip Video Here is Enlightening About Commoditizing Materials For Money Gain. Oil Is Found Below Fossil Levels. & 1890 Commodity Dealers Notes & Price Setting In Print.!!!!

[@maytons]

The National Academy of Sciences estimates that up to 60 percent of the oil on earth is abiotic. NASA also states that abiotic oil is common throughout the universe.

[@annaclarafenyo8185]

100% of oil on Earth is abiotic.

[@LiberalsGettheBulletToo]

More oil on the surface of Titan than on Earth, NASA and the ESA say. Deserts made of polypropylene plastic.

[@bernicebyrnes9046]

NASA Are the biggest liars on the planet!

[@andrewwamusembi7027]

@@LiberalsGettheBulletToo it's not crude oil , it methane and ethane. Crude oil tends to be a polymer , which is mostly unique to earth. You realize methane and ethane are very simple organic compounds that are very likely to occur across the universe , right? (The more complex an element/ compound , the more scarce it'll be in the universe)

[@cacatr4495]

@@bernicebyrnes9046 planet?

[@joachimkodak7644]

That's illuminating.

[@mikerouch416]

Thanks for posting this!