#9
Geologist explains the fossil fuel theory
-Is petroleum just a mineral? Like any other mineral? What is the origin of oil?
-“When we first found petroleum, it was just a lubricant. Man built engines; the train started at the beginning of the 19th Century. Then oil went from a lubricant to fuel, and it made it valuable. And Rockefeller happened to be the smartest man in the business at that time; he made most of his money from the transport of petroleum and selling it. But one thing they realized was that putting a price on oil is like putting a price on a pail of water– you know there is no additional cost: that’s in the ground, and those days they did surface mining, they didn’t go down deep.
To get the price up, they hit on the idea that they would have to make OIL appear to be SCARCE.
After we take the next barrel up from this well, we need to close it, that kind of thing. In 1892 there was a convention in Geneva of scientists to determine what organic substances are. The definition of organic is a substance with hydrogen, oxygen, and carbon. It’s usually a living substance like a tree, grass, animals. Rockefeller took advantage of sending some scientists over at this Geneva convention, who said: oil and petroleum are hydrogen, oxygen, and carbon. Therefore it must be derived from the spoiling the rotting of formally living matter. When the scientific convention was over, they defined oil as a residue from formally living matter. Well, that makes it a “fossil fuel.”
There has never been found a real fossil below 16000 feet.
We mine oil from 33000, 28000 every day of the week! Right there, we rule that out that there isn’t a fossil fuel. It is called fossil fuel for the public’s minds to feel that it is an asset being depleted and running out. If you know the world’s oil supply, you know it will not run out for an awfully long time. It is the second most prevalent liquid on Earth. The people in charge of petroleum business want to keep the price as high they can get away with, and the way to do is to say: there is no more, the last barrel going to cost a thousand dollar, and it’s all gone! And they preach that stuff. What bothers me that in geology books, it’s in there! Geologists say it is a fossil fuel!
I went to a four-year energy seminar run by the Government of the United States. I was a representative of the railroad industry. The airline industry was there, Congress members, the CIA was there, and the defense department was there. Sometimes Henry Kissinger, with his friend, the head of the defense department, TOP men in the government, sat there, listening to the national energy seminar. For four years, they were teaching a propaganda LIE to the leading people in this country and, therefore, to the world’s leading people.
They wanted to create a world price for oil.
Not 30 cents a gallon here and 50 cents a gallon there, let’s get a world price!
Calling petroleum for fossil fuel is the basis for the system.“