Was American Hydraulic Fracturing the most important thing to geopolitics in the past decade?

My evidence
>shitholes can no longer challenge American need for oil
>doubled americas gas production by double in under 10 years
>liberal cuck nations too scared of -0.8 magnitude earthquakes to frack
>taught environmentalists they must accept some oil to keep shitskins from being nuked
>collapsed venezuela and switched refineries from the bad quality crude they produce, so they never get a foothold anymore

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Does,it really?

Yea. Energy independence is leverage .

It almost took off here, thank fuck it didn't, there's something fundamentally wrong with this.

*horizontally drills across the pacific to steal your oil*

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Probably.

The only thing that keeps globalism alive now is the sheer will of politicians, internationalist businessmen, bankers, etc, who might happen to benefit from it. And journalists and academics trying to push ideologies. And spooks with big plans for a new world order.

But there's no geopolitical necessity for the US to do any of this anymore. The US is one of the developed nations the least dependent on trade, yet by far the nation who spend the most to keep global trade going for everyone else. This won't go on forever.

We dont need fossil fuels for power.
Stop suppressing overunity technology.
Stop implementing planned obsolescence
Civil war can be prevented.

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I DRINK IT UP!!!!
DRRRAAAIIIINNNEEEDDDDD!!!!

with shale and fracking combined we now have luxurious amounts of time to look for more super wells wich we haven't even found yet but are pretty sure exist.

Sounds good. We should do it too. Maybe energy could get so fucking cheap we could light the entire world just on charity.

Google fracking sinkhole in louisiana in the 80's.

Hydrualic Fracturing is necessary for the corrupting of the natural vortex fields, as to enable the full spectrum field dominance over weather, nano dust, comms, etc, etc. All the silent war weapons.

No. Abiogenic oil is really deep. The Kola Borehole was 47,000 feet.
Fraccing is for gas reserves in sands, not oil.

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Thats a type 1 isnt it? Im waiting for Trump to HAARP a mega typhoon with an mbar of 850 or less into China.

Every tiny tremor related to fracking has made BBC news in the past few weeks.

the seep upwards and you sometimes hit the jackpot, like the us

Why would the BBC do that? Whats wrong with Britain becoming energy independent? Or dare I say. An exporter of oil?

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I love those scenes.

And where will you be allowed to go with your genuine spaceship?
No where. The farm is run to be inefficient to liberate wagecucking from the imminent threat of goyim crawling all over antarctica.

Project Rulison was in 1969. That was the first attempt at shale fracturing.
Fraccing was done with ordinary explosives for decades. First a new well is cased then perfed. Perforated with explosives. Then it gets swabbed to suck the oil/gas from the formation.. in the 80's we started fraccing with slick sands, Silica sand and water under super high pressures. Ive even done liquid nitrogen fraccing.
The shale makes the gas, but usually it reservoirs in sands, if the permability is poor or has fibritic Illyte it will get fracced to create perosity, and the gas can flow. Ive never seen an oil well get fracced, just gas wells. Oil wells get stimulated by pumping in brine or sea water to migrate it to another well site.
The problem is shady operators try to hide old chemicals like BTEX and add it into fracc fluids, and inject them in a whiff.
Waste hole Injection Formation.

Ive drilled all 3 of the deepest holes on North America, your wrong. We even had bounties drilling for depth.
Oil is found close to Magma like east of Yellowstone. We call it the Kitchen in the Petro geological world.
But yes the Kitchen is the top of abiogenic oil. But what you wont learn is that oil comes from Ancient meteorites called Carbanaceous Chrondrites.
Thats also where the Earth got it's water. Oil is not a fossil fuel.

The Midwest of the U.S has a few lingering campaigns to stop the process for the great lakes and such. I'll keep this in mind. Thanks.

There is nothing wrong with it but for some reason there are warnings in place which require work to stop and reports to be issued as soon as even the slightest tremor is felt. They are trying to please the bleeding hearts but that will only last for so long. What is needed for them to see sense is a major hike in prices or a crisis which stops imports.

Cannot throw the Taiwan Chinese Republic out with the red bathwater. American field tech is last gen compared to what Iran surely has sold to PRC anyway.

I would agree that the great lakes need regulation around them to keep them clean. But those are already getting fucked by classic oil companies to begin with.

FYI . Lousiana has salt domes that collapse. Thats what happened there..

Yes. Of course. I love oil and fracking and offshore. BUT when fracking became so cheap that is caused the price of a barrel to drop, I lost around .5 mill. Sea-drill went to sub penny level. still have 1million in Diamond offshore, and I'm in the hole around 250k, but I recouped the losses in tax deductions and capital gains on other securities. During Obama years I also got rich on bonds and big social media (Amazon etc).

The current reason why the price for gas is 3.20 in Cali is because of feinstien and pelosi. So keep cucking yourselves Cali. I'll spend your money on wholesome things for the church, and Christendom. Thank you faggots for having the most stringent requirements.

hahahahahaha

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>Ive drilled all 3 of the deepest holes on North America
And I drilled the 4th
YA MOMMA

You're referring to Lake Peigneur, which wasn't fracking related. It was a normal drilling operation that read their coordinates wrong and drilled into an active salt mine.

Fracking occurs much farther below ground level, and does not create massive cavities that cause sink holes.

Nope but it does cause tremors

Idid some math and gas prices are the same, adjusted for inflation, as in 1969.
A year where everything was a big block gas hog.
Amazing. 31 cents of my price per gallon goes to taxes. Thats enough. I cant imagine why californians bend over for that such high tax.
I bet they even think gas prices are high.

My concern with fracking is water usage and contamination. Fresh water is not a resource to be taken lightly.

Got 'em

filled up at 3.85 today like 60 bucks damn near for a toyota econobox

J U S T

Nope.
But thats why I like the Oilfield. Guys like you turds get run off. Dumb weaklings just dont last.

It's a good thing when gas is expensive.

Or anyone who is too smart. Oilfield junkie here.

You got pretty butthurt about a yo momma joke on an anonymous Mongolian basket weaving forum, so who's the weakling?

This is a nepalese coin collecting forum, and everyone knows it.

I hope you fucks sink soon

that California blend just keeps on giving. Working the blend required more oil than othersjust to get the cleaner oil out. So you have to get more barrels just to get a certain amount of cali blend. In effect, cali uses more oil because of it. California just makes other states richer.

Then in a weird twist of fate: the rejected stuff gets sold. WIN.

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this shit is the real redpill but I actually hope it's not true because our dumbasses will destroy the fucking planet if it is

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Bump

mosquitoes shall be killed

It doesn't cause anything other than a microseismic events, much smaller than generated from a lightning strike. Keep your ignorant bullshit off the fucking board you absolute mong.

Yes.
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I like when it contaminates ground water and causes rivers to catch on fire

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This technology may singlehandedly be responsible for lifting us out of the great recession. We were looking at a dead and broken economy, nothing to serve as a catalyst to repair it, very high energy costs both oil and natural gas, both of which we were not self sufficient and had to buy from others. It really seemed like hopeless times, and then boom, fracking, drill rigs, pumps, pipes, pipelines, materials, trucks and trainloads, engineers, computer tech requirements, exports, LNG terminal conversions, refinery expansions, landowner lease payments on and on.
So your question was about war in the middle east. to me it was most important in keeping our national economy afloat.

If its so important, why is it so bankrupt?

DRAAAAAAINAGE ELI!!!

>for the next 250 years at current rate of growth
there arent enough resources for 250 years even with no growth stop pulling numbers out of your ass