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Is the term “fossil fuel” a form of propaganda introduced to obscure just how plentiful crude oil actually is?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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Oil fields pumped dry have been known to “replenish” after a few decades. Literally filling back up again. Where is this oil coming from?
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Some have speculated that the entire mantle of the Earth is literally SOAKED with crude oil, hence, why some think crude oil is literally the “lifeblood” of Gaia, and that there is more crude oil in the mantle than there is water in the oceans. Is this true?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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Forty percent of a barrel of crude oil becomes gasoline upon distillation. David Rockefeller in his autobiography “bragged” how his grandfather, John D. Rockefeller, ingeniously turned this “waste product” that nobody knew how to dispose of, into a “profit center.” There have been reports of high mileage carburetors (such as the Pogue carburetor used in Sherman tanks during WWII) that got as much as 200 miles per gallon. When the war was over, these were all rounded up and destroyed. Is the reason why because of the need to burn off HUGE quantities of unwanted gasoline, and high mileage vehicles would work against that agenda?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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Oil is one of the biggest commodities next to food. Not only for fuel of all kinds, but hundreds if not thousands of “petrochemicals,” plastics, etc. How can we get away from a dependence on crude oil? Are there sufficient alternatives that could eliminate the need to exploit crude oil at all? And if there are, why are they being resisted?
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