If oil and gasoline are as plentiful, as suggested above, then the whole notion of an “energy crisis” is beyond laughable. Is this true? (Nobody talks about running out of oil today). What was the motive for telling such a lie?

In one sense, it is a lie, and in another, it is not. It is true there is plentiful oil. That is relative from the standpoint of the rate of harvest versus the rate of replacement. With the large numbers of human beings present currently, if everyone drives automobiles, the need is quite high in demand levels and this requires a huge exploration, extraction, and refining industry to supply the fuel needed. This requires increasing effort for test drills to find greater deposits and to take shortcuts to harvest lower grade deposits, such as via fracking, which is environmentally destructive although it can lengthen the availability of large quantities of oil to supply the fuel needs for a while longer. So you can’t have it both ways—to say that hydrocarbons are ubiquitous and then to worry about the planet and the extraction of millions of barrels a day and ponder what that might mean. There is a middle ground here, that this can be kept up for quite some time, but there are many uses for the petrochemicals and to use it for fuel to simply burn it up to obtain energy is doing a disservice to what it can represent in the array of products that can be derived among the petrochemical family. This situation is all owing to the absence of good solutions for free energy, that is the missing piece here, and that is being withheld from you actively by the Cabal and has caused much suppression of useful technological expertise and many entrepreneurs who come forward with various proposals, but then end up being sidelined and often killed for their trouble. This is an ongoing struggle with little integrity being employed on the part of the industry, certainly the Cabal behind everything that happens through manipulation, with everyone turning a blind eye in the media and government, so this is a problematic area that will remain problematical for some time to come yet.