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Re: [cia-drugs] Peak Oil Theory - World Running Out of Oil Soon - Is Faulty; Could Distort Policy Energy Debate
Just a comment. Notice where the pavement comes to cover Ruppert. The same area where 9-11 foil Berlet resides. Mike stuffs CIA-drugs, stuffs 9-11 leads folks down the peak-oil rabbit hole, thereby discrediting his bona fides and subjecting folks to the ol' conspiracy theory shuffle, hoping to tire folks out and turn some into wallflowers or approved niche dissenters. Meanwhile, back at the ranch … Peace, K On Nov 15, 2006, at 3:11 PM, Vigilius Haufniensis wrote: http://www.cera.com/aspx/cda/public1/news/pressReleases/ pressReleaseDetails.aspx?CID=8444 Peak Oil Theory – “World Running Out of Oil Soon” – Is Faulty; Could Distort Policy Energy Debate November 14, 2006 Correct Model for Post-2030 Oil Supply is Undulating Plateau In contrast to a widely discussed theory that world oil production will soon reach a peak and go into sharp decline, a new analysis of the subject by Cambridge Energy Research Associates (CERA) finds that the remaining global oil resource base is actually 3.74 trillion barrels -- three times as large as the 1.2 trillion barrels estimated by the theory’s proponents -- and that the “peak oil” argument is based on faulty analysis which could, if accepted, distort critical policy and investment decisions and cloud the debate over the energy future. Complete Press Release CAMBRIDGE, Mass., November 14, 2006 – In contrast to a widely discussed theory that world oil production will soon reach a peak and go into sharp decline, a new analysis of the subject by Cambridge Energy Research Associates (CERA) finds that the remaining global oil resource base is actually 3.74 trillion barrels -- three times as large as the 1.2 trillion barrels estimated by the theory’s proponents -- and that the “peak oil” argument is based on faulty analysis which could, if accepted, distort critical policy and investment decisions and cloud the debate over the energy future. “The global resource base of conventional and unconventional oils, including historical production of 1.08 trillion barrels and yet-to-be-produced resources, is 4.82 trillion barrels and likely to grow,” CERA Director of Oil Industry Activity Peter M. Jackson writes in Why the Peak Oil Theory Falls Down: Myths, Legends, and the Future of Oil Resources. The CERA projection is based on the firm’s analysis of fields currently in production and those yet-to-be produced or discovered. “The ‘peak oil’ theory causes confusion and can lead to inappropriate actions and turn attention away from the real issues,” Jackson observes. “Oil is too critical to the global economy to allow fear to replace careful analysis about the very real challenges with delivering liquid fuels to meet the needs of growing economies. This is a very important debate, and as such it deserves a rational and measured discourse.” “This is the fifth time that the world is said to be running out of oil,” says CERA Chairman Daniel Yergin. “Each time -- whether it was the ‘gasoline famine’ at the end of WWI or the ‘permanent shortage’ of the 1970s -- technology and the opening of new frontier areas has banished the specter of decline. There’s no reason to think that technology is finished this time.” The report emphasizes the importance of focusing on the critical issues. “It is not helpful to couch the debate in terms of a superficial analysis of reservoir constraints. It will be aboveground factors such as geopolitics, conflict, economics and technology that will dictate the outcome.” The report also points to such aboveground questions as timing and openness to investment, infrastructure development, and the impact of technological change on demand for oil. imageDisplay.ashx Undulating Plateau The new report describes CERA’s liquids supply outlook as “not a view of endless abundance.” However, based on a range of potential scenarios and field-by-field analysis, CERA finds that not only will world oil production not peak before 2030, but that the idea of a peak is itself “a dramatic but highly questionable image.” Global production will eventually follow an “undulating plateau” for one or more decades before declining slowly. The global production profile will not be a simple logistic or bell curve postulated by geologist M. King Hubbert, but it will be asymmetrical – with the slope of decline more gradual and not mirroring the rapid rate of increase -- and strongly skewed past the geometric peak. It will be an undulating plateau that may well last for decades. During the plateau period in later decades, according to the CERA analysis, demand growth will likely no longer be largely met by growth in available, commercially exploitable natural oil supplies. Non-traditional or unconventional liquid fuels such as production from heavy oil
[cia-drugs] Re: Peak Oil Theory - World Running Out of Oil Soon - Is Faulty; Could Distort Policy Energy Debate
Jeez! Somebody should get this to Mike Ruppert straight away so he can evaluate it and pre-chew it for us soft skulls who need spoon feeding - Right, Duncan? In any event, if you ever get a chance to view the videos on Len Osanic's Fletcher Prouty CD, you will see a 9 minute video of Prouty discussing how Oil is the second most abundant liquid on earth; that it is not the result of decaying organic matter, and that back in the late 19th century, the Rockefellers had a Swiss based meeting of scientists convened in which oil was declared a fossil fuel. One of the most interesting facts Prouty points out is that fossils have never been found at depths beyond 16,000 feet yet oil is found as deep as 28,000 feet. Maybe mister black underwear prancing with a sledgehammer (Ruppert the purveyor of Peak Oil) will finally admit that his carefully constructed world view is wrapped in a tissue of lies. Duncan, I hope this qualifies as small minded enough to warrant a reply. Please climb down from your lofty perch in the heavens and deign to answer. Mark --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, Vigilius Haufniensis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: http://www.cera.com/aspx/cda/public1/news/pressReleases/pressReleaseDe tails.aspx?CID=8444 Peak Oil Theory - World Running Out of Oil Soon - Is Faulty; Could Distort Policy Energy Debate November 14, 2006 Correct Model for Post-2030 Oil Supply is Undulating Plateau In contrast to a widely discussed theory that world oil production will soon reach a peak and go into sharp decline, a new analysis of the subject by Cambridge Energy Research Associates (CERA) finds that the remaining global oil resource base is actually 3.74 trillion barrels -- three times as large as the 1.2 trillion barrels estimated by the theory's proponents -- and that the peak oil argument is based on faulty analysis which could, if accepted, distort critical policy and investment decisions and cloud the debate over the energy future. Complete Press Release CAMBRIDGE, Mass., November 14, 2006 - In contrast to a widely discussed theory that world oil production will soon reach a peak and go into sharp decline, a new analysis of the subject by Cambridge Energy Research Associates (CERA) finds that the remaining global oil resource base is actually 3.74 trillion barrels -- three times as large as the 1.2 trillion barrels estimated by the theory's proponents -- and that the peak oil argument is based on faulty analysis which could, if accepted, distort critical policy and investment decisions and cloud the debate over the energy future. The global resource base of conventional and unconventional oils, including historical production of 1.08 trillion barrels and yet-to-be-produced resources, is 4.82 trillion barrels and likely to grow, CERA Director of Oil Industry Activity Peter M. Jackson writes in Why the Peak Oil Theory Falls Down: Myths, Legends, and the Future of Oil Resources. The CERA projection is based on the firm's analysis of fields currently in production and those yet-to-be produced or discovered. The 'peak oil' theory causes confusion and can lead to inappropriate actions and turn attention away from the real issues, Jackson observes. Oil is too critical to the global economy to allow fear to replace careful analysis about the very real challenges with delivering liquid fuels to meet the needs of growing economies. This is a very important debate, and as such it deserves a rational and measured discourse. This is the fifth time that the world is said to be running out of oil, says CERA Chairman Daniel Yergin. Each time -- whether it was the 'gasoline famine' at the end of WWI or the 'permanent shortage' of the 1970s -- technology and the opening of new frontier areas has banished the specter of decline. There's no reason to think that technology is finished this time. The report emphasizes the importance of focusing on the critical issues. It is not helpful to couch the debate in terms of a superficial analysis of reservoir constraints. It will be aboveground factors such as geopolitics, conflict, economics and technology that will dictate the outcome. The report also points to such aboveground questions as timing and openness to investment, infrastructure development, and the impact of technological change on demand for oil. Undulating Plateau The new report describes CERA's liquids supply outlook as not a view of endless abundance. However, based on a range of potential scenarios and field-by-field analysis, CERA finds that not only will world oil production not peak before 2030, but that the idea of a peak is itself a dramatic but highly questionable image. Global production will eventually follow an undulating plateau for one or more decades
[cia-drugs] Fwd: BREAKING NEWS: FBI Terror Alert in South Pacific for Wolfgang Bohringer
Begin forwarded message: From: daniel hopsicker [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: November 15, 2006 8:50:58 PM PST To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: BREAKING NEWS: FBI Terror Alert in South Pacific for Wolfgang Bohringer BREAKING NEWS: FBI Terror Alert in South Pacific for Wolfgang Bohringer; German pilot was first identified as close associate of Mohamed Atta in The MadCowMorningNews Wolfgang Bohringer, a German pilot identified more than two years ago as one of Mohamed Atta's closest associates in Florida in the MadCowMorningNews and Welcome to TERRORLAND, is the subject of an FBI terror alert in the South Pacific. A spate of recent news stories in the MadCowMorningNews has drawn attention to Bohringer's suspicious activities on tiny Fanning Island in the South Pacific, where he had announced an intention to establish a flight school that only trained pilots to fly DC3's... on an island with no electricity and barely a hundred inhabitants more than a thousand miles from a city of any size. The unwanted scrutiny apparently caused Bohringer to flee aboard his yacht. Tonight the Associated Press is reporting that U.S. authorities have uncovered a plot to set up a flight training school in Kiribati and suspect the man behind it may have had links to September 11 mastermind Mohamed Atta. Even though no one is crediting us for first reporting and identifying Mohamed Atta's German associates in Florida, it is still very satisfying to have finally broken a story from the enormous 'pile' of suppressed news from the terrorist's base of operations in Venice FL which we have been alone in reporting for almost four years. Headlines at this hour include: FBI raises terror alarm about South Pacific flying school— International Herald Tribune; Man with Sept 11 links set up flight school—The Australian. Terror suspect linked to Kiribati flight-school plot says FBI—New Zealand Herald MORE LATER. -- daniel hopsicker MadCowMorningNews www.madcowprod.com
