This thread is basically me compiling answers to a couple questions I've had regarding oil and a hypothesis of mine. I'm
not stating this as
fact, hence the question mark in the title, but I do believe we on ATS need to go back to heavy ignorance denial, and more questions when it comes
to things "they" tell us.
Here are questions I've had:
-When did the oil addiction begin?
-Why are we so hooked on oil when it's well known that there are more abundant sources of fuel available?
-If trees serve the purpose of producing oxygen, and they do so without being cut down, or destroyed, what purpose does oil have?
History of Consumption of Oil
We've all heard stories of oil being used as weapons thousands of years ago. True, this did happen was traced archeologically back to ancient Babylon
around 4000 BC.
On the banks of the Euphrates River in an area that will become known as Iraq, archeological exploration finds the site of an oil seep known
locally as “the fountains of pitch,” where asphalt is quarried for use as mortar between building stones.
Source
Another point to note in regards to ancient Babylonian oil use:
Ancient Persian tablets indicate the medicinal and lighting uses of petroleum in
the upper levels of their society.
source
At this point in history, there is no evidence that oil was sought out, or drilled for. It's said that there were areas of seepage, which is when oil
seeps naturally to the surface, usually in a body of water. The Oil would wash up on the banks of the Euphrates river, therefore, the reservoir under
the surface remained 100% natural.
It wasn't until at least 347 AD that oil was drilled for (according to this source, and one other, used to correlate) and this was said to have taken
place in China. The drilling went a depth of 800ft using, "
drill bits attached to bamboo poles."
Source
So in my research, it's from these 2 points that 2 major regions in history develops demand, no matter how small, for oil.
Now we can fast forward to the 1800's. Compared to regions around the world, North America was kind of late in digging their first oil well, of
course this is probably due to the fact that groups other than the Natives were still "new" to North America. 2 separate reports say it was
extracted as an unwanted byproduct "
when looking for water in Ohio" and "
in Brine wells in Pennsylvania".
The 1800's saw a boom in oil mining, and experimentation with combustion engines and such. By the end of the 1800's oil was a full blown addiction
and the inventions of Henry Ford and Louis Renault were about to take it a step further.
Why Oil?
To be honest, we're left with theories and conspiracies when it comes to this question. The most widely accepted is that the richest of oil moguls
suppressed early endeavors for alternatives, and these days, many law makers and such hold stock in oil companies and use government resources to
suppress alternatives. Not to mention bribes and such.
On ATS, we've heard stories such as the guy who had a device on his car that allowed him to drive hundreds of miles on 1 tank of gas, and while not
confirmed, it's very intriguing. More commonly known, are the experiments of Tesla, and others in that fold of invention. Tesla was at one point
funded by J.P Morgan. Among Tesla's research projects was ion propelled transportation, specifically flight. Today, we know that Tesla's work is
black bagged somewhere in a vault.
This is just one example of the many conspiracies and general theories as to why we're hooked on oil and alternatives seem to be suppressed. But now,
what if theres something far more sinister to the issue?
The True Purpose of Oil?
The crust covers the mantle and is the earth's hard outer shell, the surface on which we are living. Compared to the other layers the crust is
much thinner. It floats upon the softer, denser mantle.
The crust itself has no influence on the earth, but the constant moving of the crust does. This moving is caused by the influence of the
convection current, or to be more precise, this convection current actually causes the earth plates to move and sometimes touch each other. These
movements cause earthquakes and at weak parts of the earth's crust volcanoes can erupt.
source
Recently, we witnessed BP completely mess up, and it wasn't even 2 years before they were permitted to go right back to
drilling.
[SRC] It's believed that the oil reserves of the U.S are
enough to supply us for a full year at our current level of demand. So why run back into the Gulf?
Let's think outside of the box for a second. The infamous families who are thought (and at times proven) to control government, make serious amounts
of money from oil, and have since it first gained popularity and demand. The earths crust is in motion, and we seem to be convinced that rock on rock
is a good idea. Can we say for certain that the purpose of oil, isn't as a lubricant between either the crust and the mantle, or the tectonic plates
upon which we live?
2 palm sized rocks being rubbed against your skin while dry, is torture. However, the same to rocked, covered in hot oil, is a massage.
Is it possible that the families who have the biggest hand in the oil industry, who ALSO happen to have hands in pharma, insurance, and development,
are perpetuating destruction?
We've definitely seen a serious increase in earthquakes over the last half a century, and have been reaching all over the place for a reason for the
rise in number. We've looked at the sun, stars, haarp, nibiru, and elenin, but I don't think we've taken a good look at the Earth itself. As of
late, we've moved beyond just earthquakes, we now have a moaning and groaning earth, and increased volcanic activity. One could also argue that oil
depletion and increased tension between plates has somehow effected the magnetosphere. Could the elite, be pushing the world towards a big "seemingly
natural" disaster to satisfy greed and serve their depopulation agenda?
We've seen preparations being made for a large scale disaster, including bunkers, land purchased in far off, suspicious places, seed vaults, and
probably more than that. Could this be a possibility?
Thoughts, criticisms, and critique are appreciated. Like I said, the point is to question more, and deny ignorance, which I believe is anything that
comes from "them".