Global oil supply 'far worse than admitted'


	Global oil supply 'far worse than admitted'

tabsey

11-11-2009 6:35 AM

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tabsey says:

Plausible, would not be surprised if so at the transparent level. Lot of hidden oil out there. May be just for govt use, but it has been stockpiled, or not mined.

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