Standard oil

Any of you old school Ct's have some links to the 7 sisters and standard oil?







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a reply to: quercusrex

No what are you after?


Here is a new idea we might see get us from having to extract oil in the future using copper, CO2 and water to make fuel. I am into this.

copper-catalyst-carbon-dioxide used to make new fuels

Standard oil!
I've seen some documentaries on YouTube but all the important details were likely erased by now.
Curious to see what the board can come up with.

a reply to: Justoneman

But it needs more electricity to make than you can get from burning the fuel it produces.

a reply to: quercusrex

wasn't that what they called the major oil companies that were part of the Consortium for Iran from the 40's to 70' 80's.
headed by Anglo-Iranian Oil Company which is now BP.


but then it could just be the oil company In Mad Max II

a reply to: BernnieJGato

Just digging up old dirt. BP and all that. How's BP doing these days?

Bonus points for the MM referance.

It's the P/E I find interesting.

a reply to: quercusrex

BP and all that. How's BP doing these days?

not as good as the new big dog exxon who made 55.7 billion vs bp's 27.7 last year. the bastards.

their all eating up slo joe's new green deal hand over fist raking in the bucks.

a reply to: BernnieJGato

Oh no, I believe OP is referring to the standard oil company from the 1800's.

en.m.wikipedia.org...

Old money, the kind that founded the federal reserve.

a reply to: lordcomac

Oh no, I believe OP is referring to the standard oil company from the 1800's.

that's possible but i'm pretty sure it's what i said.

The founding members of IOP included British Petroleum (40%), Gulf Oil (8%), Royal Dutch Shell (14%), and Compagnie Française des Pétroles (later Total S.A., 6%). The four Aramco partners—Standard Oil of California (SoCal, later Chevron), Standard Oil of New Jersey (later Exxon), Standard Oil Co. of New York (later Mobil, then ExxonMobil), and Texaco—each held an 8% stake in the holding company.

This group of companies at various stages came to be known as the Supermajors or the “Seven Sisters” or the “Consortium for Iran” cartel and dominated the global petroleum industry from the mid-1940s to the 1970s. Until the oil crisis of 1973 the members of the Seven Sisters controlled around 85% of the world’s known oil reserves.
The Consortium Agreement of 1954

a reply to: quercusrex

I'm struggling withe news of Nicola Sturgeon resigning, and the possibility of around £500k melting away from the referendum fund. I had to steady myself from this shocking news to note -
**BP profits had doubled,
**Shell profit of $40Bn was double last year
and
**British Gas profit had trebled, though the CEOs bonus hasn't yet been agreed.

(British Gas of course are receiving Government price subsidy for every household while the Government also help fund charitable 'warm spaces' for those that can't afford the British Gas bills.)

I was hoping Jeremy Vine on his UK wide BBC radio show might dig into to these results, but wisely he prioritised a story about the plague of toe nail fungus, or some such, instead.

a reply to: quercusrex

Don't really know anything for sure, but am gonna share my ideas anyways ! LoL !!

Big-Oil™ has sorta-kinda mostly morphed itself to keep-up with the times.
Once they figured-out how to make money from the New-Green-Agenda™.

It looked for a while that they had just sorta grown into Big-Pharma™, but just about everything now has been, or is being swallowed-up by massive Investment-Funds™, like Vanguard™, Blackrock™, etc ...

Here's a link to a search-page on Corbett-Report, with some of the work he has done on Big-Oil™.

My recommendations are two excellent documentaries he has done :

How Big-Oil™ Conquered the World, and Why Big-Oil™ Conquered the World.

Also : here's a great thread about Vanguard™ and Blackrock™.
ATS : 'Who Owns Big Pharma + Big Media? You’ll Never Guess'.

originally posted by: lordcomac
Standard oil!
I've seen some documentaries on YouTube but all the important details were likely erased by now.
Curious to see what the board can come up with.

a reply to: Justoneman

But it needs more electricity to make than you can get from burning the fuel it produces.

Easy peasy!


Now if we used the Sun as they did at MTSU in Murfreesboro TN, where I attended College, they would have it whipped (and they do that with their design).

This is about desire to get off oil or not really. The design to make fuel out of water is what MTSU did similar concept. Chemically alter molecules to be there base element and reconstruct them into fuel if they are not already after the 1st catalytic action using hydro electrolysis. The powers that be need you paying taxes on oil and electricity they give you.