bigger than saudia arabia?

http://www.infowars.com/the-biggest-oil-discovery-in-50-years/

The Biggest Oil Discovery In 50 Years?

Economic Collapse
July 24, 2013
In a virtually uninhabitable section of South Australia, a discovery has been made which could rock the world.  Some are calling it the biggest discovery of oil in 50 years.  Earlier this year, a company called Linc Energy announced that tests had revealed that there was a minimum of 3.5 billion barrels of oil equivalent sitting under more than 65,000 square kilometres of land that it owns in the Arckaringa Basin.  But that is the minimum number.  It has been projected that there could ultimately be up to 233 billion barrels of recoverable oil in the area.  If that turns out to be accurate, the oil sitting under that land is worth approximately 20 trillion dollars, and it would be roughly equivalent to the total amount of oil sitting under the sands of Saudi Arabia.  In essence, it would be a massive game changer.
If the 233 billion barrel figure is accurate (and some have even suggested that the true number could actually be 400 billion barrels), that would make it nearly 10 times larger than the Bakken formation, 17 times larger than the Marcellus discovery and 80 times larger than the Eagle Ford deposit down in Texas.
It would also mean that Australia now has more “black gold” than the nations of Iran, Iraq, Canada and Venezuela.
The closest town to this oil discovery, Coober Pedy, is in the process of being totally transformed.  It normally only has about 1,700 inhabitants, but news of this discovery has drawn in 20,000 additional people already and real estate prices in the town are absolutely skyrocketing.
So does all of this mean that gas prices will go down soon?
Well, unfortunately that is not likely to be the case.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/australiaandthepacific/australia/9822955/Trillions-of-dollars-worth-of-oil-found-in-Australian-outback.html

Trillions of dollars worth of oil found in Australian outback
Up to 233 billion barrels of oil has been discovered in the Australian outback that could be worth trillions of dollars, in a find that could turn the region into a new Saudi Arabia.

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/02460/bay_2460576b.jpg

An old opal mining truck marks the entrance to the opal mining town of Coober Pedy situated close to Arckaringa Basin  Photo: REX FEATURES

no wonder all the middle eastern boat people want to come here ..... it reminds them of home!

Yessir, that’s what we call black gold, right there.

Git yurselves some good oilmen, that’s mah advice. Don’t lets no Ayrabs near the joint, they’ll only mess it up. Git a good army and a strong family and some righteous law.

Lord be praised, jew’ll have a corrupt boomtown gusher goin in no tahm at all.

Goddamn right - take it from someone who knows.

That would just be South Australia's luck, find you own squillions of oil then the world says you can no longer burn oil.

Its enough to make you go hide in a bank vault.

And watch the profits go offshore, a small number of parasites will become (even more) obscenely
wealthy, the govt will squander an opportunity by not taxing them effectively, and any average
Aussie not directly involved will benefit by not one single smacking iota.

As usual.

So much for green alternatives i guess . . . .

SOB

http://spotofborg.com/files/persecution5.jpg

This is old news.


Look up what shale oil is and you'll understand why its still in the ground and will stay in the ground
for next billion years.

Good news master Light but it is shale oil -

not like the oil in Saudi Arabia.

We found huge amounts of gas in the North West but instead
of making cars that could use it we sold it to the Chinese for a lousy 4 cents per liter -
then sold mostly petrol burning cars here & imported the petrol.

Australians are half baked idiots.

The main problem with shale-oil is the difficulty (and therefore expense)
of extracting it.

But the minute it becomes either economically viable or economically
imperative, just you watch those mines start up.

@Bobby: I agree re the LPG-powered cars, it amazes me that it wasn't
made mandatory 20 years ago or more, that all new cars sold must be
LPG-capable. But every time I mention it, I get howled-down. A bit like
the way Nails cops it from Longie o electrics...   :(

economically viable or economically
imperative

It's both now Kat. I don't mean this particular deposit but generally, as in the US where it has gone from a net energy importer to self-sufficient.

Bobby. wrote on Jul 25^th, 2013 at 8:54am:

Good news master Light but it is shale oil - not like the oil in Saudi Arabia. We found huge amounts of gas in the North West but instead of making cars that could use it we sold it to the Chinese for a lousy 4 cents per liter - then sold mostly petrol burning cars here & imported the petrol. Australians are half baked idiots.

Only the poor uns. Them oilmen done make a killin.

Jew gots yurself one of them jallopies? Damned things aint worth the metal an paint. Take mah advice, son, go gits yurself a good workin horse and don't skimp none.

Ain't no good for huntin niggras, but menfolk can form a posse in no tahm. Jew gots trouble, jew can ride into town an raise hell.

Yessir, Ah ain't gots time for no jallopies and no damned oil. Karnal City's a cattle town. Any man strikes oil on his land and he'll be made to stick a plug in it in no tahm.

Mayor don't like no oil wells, see, and neither do we. We're good Bible folk in Karnal City, yessir.

Any niggra drives into town and he'll know all about it, that's for damned sure.

A niggra in a jallopy? He he he. Ain't never seen a black person who could rub more than two nickles together, never mind learnin how to drive.

That'll never happen.

We found huge amounts of gas in the North West but instead
of making cars that could use it we sold it to the Chinese for a lousy 4 cents per liter -

___________

another elected official yes howard,

great thief that one was/is..


its oil yes none the less...

only thing is your elected officials have already leased it

to faceless offshore types that claim tax

(ie: you pay tax to run their massive infrastructure

plant equipment paying wages and they keep the profit,

so yes keep voting for your local elected official )

on any and all expenses ..

so have a coke and watch more footy

either way be at peace

namaste

- : )

it_is_the_light wrote on Jul 25^th, 2013 at 1:42pm:

We found huge amounts of gas in the North West but instead of making cars that could use it we sold it to the Chinese for a lousy 4 cents per liter - ___________ another elected official yes howard, great thief that one was/is.. its oil yes none the less... only thing is your elected officials have already leased it to faceless offshore types that claim tax (ie: you pay tax to run their massive infrastructure plant equipment paying wages and they keep the profit, so yes keep voting for your local elected official ) on any and all expenses .. so have a coke and watch more footy either way be at peace namaste - : )

Yes master Light,
it's the case of the car industry controlling our Governments.

Just about every car sold runs on petrol -  how convenient.

Who profits?  - oil companies who control car industries
to keep us enslaved.

it_is_the_light wrote on Jul 25^th, 2013 at 1:42pm:

We found huge amounts of gas in the North West but instead of making cars that could use it we sold it to the Chinese for a lousy 4 cents per liter - ___________ another elected official yes howard, great thief that one was/is..

That's what oil does, son. We calls it oil fever when Ah come from.

One lucky strike, and a good man turns black person rich in a day - buys hisself a jallopy, a new suit and one of them fancy rhinestone ties and walks around the town smokin ten dollar cigars.

Fore long the well is dry and he loses his suit. Man like that takes to wearin a wine barrel an aksin women-folk for scraps.

That's why we're a cattle town, son. If God had wanted us to be n!ggers, he would a painted us brown and born us on the other side of the river.

yes international petro dollars

and enslavement of humanity through

starving the masses from the new technologies

free energies that are coming through the lies and

holes in the official story,

it was a very dense frequency however

i say unto thee heathens as now

we enter the lions gate and all freemasonic hoodwinkery

is being exposed en mass

enjoy the show because you're in it

namaste

- : )

Who profits?  - oil companies who control car industries
to keep us enslaved.

__________

lighted one..

if you can think of a better way for lobbyists

to bribe both political parties

I would be glad to hear as much

namaste

- : )

You a church man, son?

blessings unto thee

I have not con formed to your religions/church here

it is not of my desire

I am that I am

be at peace

namaste

- : )

it_is_the_light wrote on Jul 25^th, 2013 at 2:29pm:

Who profits?  - oil companies who control car industries to keep us enslaved. __________ lighted one.. if you can think of a better way for lobbyists to bribe both political parties I would be glad to hear as much namaste - : )

Yes Light  - you are right.

We need independent administrators put in place instead of politicians
to run our country properly.

Imagine how good our position would be if we hadn't of imported petrol for the last 30 years?
If all cars ran on our own gas?

We would have had plenty of gas to run our cars if scientists would have
worked out a way of using that North West Shelf gas
in an internal combustion engine.

It wasn't to be - powers out of our control enslaved us with
never ending debt even though we live in a land of riches.

these are all material things you see many

compete for

many have come to the realization

that you are your greatest asset

now you simply fill in the blanks

namaste

- : )

it_is_the_light wrote on Jul 25^th, 2013 at 2:34pm:

blessings unto thee I have not con formed to your religions/church here it is not of my desire I am that I am be at peace namaste - : )

Dang, boy, you one of them Pentacostals? Ain’t no harm in admittin it.

You a rattlesnake handler, son? You drink poison in church?

Ah once bought a. horse off a one of them - drove a mighty hard bargain. Man by the name of Dirk, Dark, Dork, Ah forget which.

You have any kin by that name, son? Would jew be related to a man named Dark?

I can see your excited about the new wealth

about to be bestowed upon thee

validation is a good tool for expansion

be at peace

namaste

- : )

Dang, only wealth in mah family is Granny’s gold teeth.

Karnal City’s a cattle man’s town. You won’t catch fellas like me in there. Men drive down Main Street in their new automobiles real fancy like.

Mah family live by the river. Only folk poorer an us are the niggras on the other side, an that’s God’s truth, yessir.

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Jul 25^th, 2013 at 4:28am:

So much for green alternatives i guess . . . . SOB

Whaaaaaah! The baby didnt like home truths!

bogarde73 wrote on Jul 25^th, 2013 at 11:30am:

economically viable or economically imperative It's both now Kat. I don't mean this particular deposit but generally, as in the US where it has gone from a net energy importer to self-sufficient.

Now that you mention it, I did watch a doco on TV a while back which actually covered the American situation.

It was very interesting and informative, well worth watching, but I'm buggered if I can remember the name of the show now.

Soren wrote on Jul 25^th, 2013 at 7:02pm:

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Jul 25th, 2013 at 4:28am: So much for green alternatives i guess . . . . SOB Whaaaaaah! The baby didnt like home truths!

Git back down the shed, Huhn. Ah might’ve put your bull in mah pot, but Ah’s gots me some real lovermen in mind for you. Those men from the mill gonna pay a dollar a piece for your lilly-white ass, Huhn, so you’d better git yurself ready.

Maybe Dark’s right. Ah’ve gots new wealth comin mah way, Lord’s name be praised.

Yessir. Ah might gits me a new automobile to drive down Main Street real fine. Ah’ll git me one with them bull horns on the front lahk a real cattleman.

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Jul 25^th, 2013 at 4:28am:

So much for green alternatives i guess . . . . SOB

For once, I agree with you completely.

Bobby. wrote on Jul 25^th, 2013 at 8:54am:

Good news master Light but it is shale oil - not like the oil in Saudi Arabia. We found huge amounts of gas in the North West but instead of making cars that could use it we sold it to the Chinese for a lousy 4 cents per liter - then sold mostly petrol burning cars here & imported the petrol. Australians are half baked idiots.

Wow! The second person I agree with on this topic, that I usually don't agree with. I'm buying lottery tickets tomorrow.