pana_burda wrote:Real or Faked scientists?
I used the word "real" because the scientists I referenced write papers, give talks, have resumes, are cited by others as part of the professional discourse which goes on among scientists, have been doing these things for years and years, etc etc.
The link you referenced claimed that scientists were involved, but they didn't talk about science, but rather run of the mill geopolitical conspiracy stuff.
pana_burda wrote: Well .... lets put this into perspective:
An estimated 513 billion barrels of technically recoverable heavy oil are in Venezuela’s Orinoco Oil Belt.
This area contains one of the world's largest recoverable oil accumulations, and this assessment is the first to identify how much is technically recoverable (producible using currently available technology and industry practices).
..... as from your very source.
Ramirez also said that with the most recent certification of crude oil reserves, which was conducted by the Chinese company CNPC, Venezuela is on track for its goal of certifying a total of 235 billion barrels in proven reserves in the Orinoco Oil Belt alone by the end of 2009. This is in addition to Venezuela’s 71 billion barrels of conventional crude.
link..... as from THE official source. Yet, there is a tiny gap between both sources and their REAL perspectives.
Really? Could you please reference what their REAL perspectives are, versus their professional opinions and what they've published? Do you know these people? Have you called them and asked for "off the record and REAL perspectives"?
pana_burda wrote:As from my point of view, every time our reserves do go up, usually in the proximities of a new energy summit, the certification would come from either brazilian scientists .... or ecuatorian scientists, chineese ones ..... or even cuban ones!
Regardless the ammount of oil hidden in Haiti, the military signs, shown in the north american "help", tells its own tale won´t it?
The USGS did not certify reserves. And I'm guessing if the Brazilians, Ecuadorians, Chinese or Cubans wanted to know something about undiscovered resources in their area, the USGS is the first organization they would ask for help on how to do it.
And US military "help" because of a massive earthquake has nothing to do with oil...Cubas, Haitis or Venezuelas.