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Corbett Report video editor Broc West joins James for a debriefing on the “Why Big Oil Conquered The World” documentary. They talk about the work that went into the project and how people can help to spread this information.
Watch the documentary, download the audio mp3, read the transcript or purchase a DVD copy at corbettreport.com/bigoil
Real History!
The imagery was truly dynamic and brings home the script.
I would hate to wade through just an audio, because I would miss so much of the substance and impact.
Thank you Broc!
Libraries Libraries have a DVD section for checkout.
… I bought “Century Of Enslavement: The history of the Federal Reserve” for our library last year and see it’s been checked out often. I will now encourage our library to buy your latest offering…. — Corbett Report member “flybyknightusa”
We can buy Corbett’s DVDs, burn them, and donate the original to our local library!!!!!!!!!!
$20 bucks for BOTH DVDs “How Big Oil Conquered the World” and “Why Big Oil Conquered the World” – FREE shipping.
Corbett’s shop – https://www.corbettreport.com/shop/
10 second visual video – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wlNey9t7hQ&feature=youtu.be&t=1h51m25s
…and if a person is interested in the “Corbett Report Data DVDs”, click this link for visuals and descriptions.
https://www.corbettreport.com/interview-1289-james-corbett-on-cyber-911/#comment-41626
Tex, great to be donating to the local library, however in Tulsa Oil capitol of the world! We will see how far this goes. I always liked those who kick the hornets nest to UN-nerve the state-ist quo!
I will report in on how the progress goes . Ordered mine today.
For us non-tech type people, I actually learned a good bit from this. I really have no idea on what goes on to put together a video of this order. The research and writing I can relate to, as I’ve done a lot of that, but I’ve never done any video of note. Something to think about for sure. Plus, it’s always nice to hear the unsung heroes get their chance to sing a bit as well. Thanks, JimBob
Throw in a little scratch and ask for it. See what happens.
A lot of institutions have money invested in a large number of “smaller” independent oil related companies. I think a lot of smaller companies would like to see prices hit at least $60 a barrel. Higher oil prices also mean more tax revenue for many states or countries, because the drilling would pick up.
With oil prices near 45 to 50 for WTI, many wells can barely break even. Some make money. But the real money comes when an extra $10 or $20 a barrel occurs. I think the days of the pre-2015 $100 barrel oil are long gone.
In fact, in light of Corbett’s recent documentary Why big Oil Conquered the World https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wlNey9t7hQ gives me the impression that we will always see the oil industry flounder in the near future. That oil prices and oil demand will stay in a lower altitude. Just my thoughts.
Actually, this gives me an idea… I need to contact some of these radio people in the oil or investment markets to conduct an interview with Corbett.
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Money always lights up interest.
Oil prices have been fixed so much knowing the “real” price would by like asking your average soccer mum what’s her natural hair color. If we assume these guys are positioning themselves for a post carbon era, destroying the current industry is a stepping stone in their plan.
Another aspect of the industry is fracking, which wasn’t profitable in the traditional sense even at 100$ barrels, what with all the cheap loans and deferred expenses.
Fracking in the SCOOP/STACK area of Oklahoma (“generalbottlewasher”‘s stomping grounds is Oklahoma) can generally be profitable for many wells at $42 a barrel. The fracking technology is rapidly getting more efficacious. (unfortunately)
In the Permian basin of west Texas, some fracked wells make money even if oil was $25-$30 barrel. This is where the Bush family lived for awhile. One of our group member’s Dad used to hob-nob with the Republican ilk out that way including Bush the elder. In fact, the group member and I both used to live in Big Springs (west Texas Permian area) as kids and shared many a conversation about the area.
You are so right mkey, the oil prices are definitely rigged.
Corbett has some past episodes about the rigged markets.
Here are some mainstream articles listed which talk about the rigging of the oil markets…
https://www.corbettreport.com/episode-310-rise-of-the-oiligarchs/#comment-36298